Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Magnetic Sensors",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Solid-state sensors join linecard from
Peerless Electronics, which we summarised at the time by saying "Industries that are looking for a sensor without moving parts in fuel and holding tanks will have interest in SSI's brand of level sensors".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Alignment sensor monitors moving objects from
4B Braime Elevator Components: "The BAP2's magnetic sensors remain unaffected by dust or product build up, continuously monitoring the moving target with visual indication by LED".
In November 2006, we covered the news from Renishaw
concerning its Encoder systems
- take a look at Encoder systems have all applications covered
which says: "Renishaw offers a wide range of magnetic and compact optical position feedback encoder systems to meet the diverse requirements of industrial automation".
Take a look also at the news release from Techno-Sommer, Grippers pick up small items in small places,
as well as Magnetic and optical encoders in position at PPMA from Renishaw,
and Controller keeps watch over bucket elevators from 4B Braime Elevator Components.
See also:
Sample receivers get OK for Russia
(December 2005)
Jiskoot's CPC constant pressure sample receivers and Series 210 and 710 samplers receive Gost certification for use in Russia
News on the Snap Fit magnetic sensors from Ultraline
(August 2005)
A novel range of magnetic sensors for pneumatic cylinders overcomes the traditional limitations of T-slot mounting
Magnetic sensors boast superior performance
(February 2005)
A new range of low cost, surface mount, magnetic sensors accurately measure linear and angular displacement and are claimed to offer better performance than Hall effect devices
Market leaders on show at Mtec 2005
(January 2005)
On Stand D170 at Mtec 2005, ETL-Inertial Aerosystems will represent market leaders such as Honeywell, Silicon Designs and Applied Geomechanics
Magnetic sensors take position
(October 2004)
Inertial Aerosystems has a new range of rugged, low-cost, miniature magnetic sensor chips which measure changes in field direction
Italian sensor companies come together
(October 2004)
Infra has joined the Datasensor group, forming a new Italian partnership devoted to sensors for industrial and civil applications
Control components improve new lift safety
(August 2004)
A new range of control components designed to improve the safety and reliability of lifts includes sensors, relays and a fieldbus system
Handling solutions for tool and mould makers
(July 2004)
Roemheld now offers a wide range of technical solutions designed to suit individual applications within tool and mould construction
Magnetic sensors are intrinsically safe
(April 2004)
New level and proximity sensors suitable for use in potentially explosive atmospheres are now available from Carlo Gavazzi
Acquisition brings magnetic sensor expertise
(February 2004)
Melexis has acquired Sentron, a specialist in advanced magnetic sensors and the corresponding development and engineering services
Actuators look to oust pneumatics and hydraulics
(January 2004)
A new range of high-load-capacity electromechanical actuators aims to oust pneumatic and hydraulic devices from heavy-duty applications
Telescopic linear actuator extends range
(November 2003)
A new space-saving actuator offers a number of features that enable it to deliver precise, smooth linear actuation making it suitable for a wide variety of automation and handling applications
News on the GT magnetic sensors from Rhopoint Components
(May 2003)
New GT magnetic sensors based on giant magnetoresistance technology have high sensitivity over the temperature range -40 to +150C
Sensors shrink with compact connectors
(November 2002)
Sensor users no longer have to choose between the space savings offered by precabled sensors and the convenience of using sensors with plug-in connections
Winters takes over in the southern hemisphere
(June 2002)
Winters Instruments has acquired Rhomberg, a leading manufacturer of industrial instrumentation and industrial automation located in Cape Town, South Africa
Mini slides help build pick and place units fast
(August 2001)
Series Z Mini-Slides are pneumatically actuated, double acting units available in two sizes with twin bores of 8 or 16mm and a stroke range from 25 to 150mm