Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Vibration Resistance",
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 Sensor handles the pressure of off-highway duties from
Sensor-Technik UK, which we summarised at the time by saying "A new high- specification CANbus pressure sensor designed for off-highway vehicles is likely to find wider application thanks to its demanding specifications".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Servomotor connectors save more space from
ITT Electronic Components: "Replacing two circular connectors, the robust Cm2 series of low-voltage connectors are ideal for small servomotors in applications where space is at a premium".
In January 2008, we covered the news from ITT Electronic Components
concerning its Cm5 servomotor connectors
- take a look at Compact servomotor connectors
which says: "ITT Cannon's Cm5 servomotor connectors have a low-profile design that makes the devices suitable for small servomotors requiring higher power in applications where space is at a premium".
Take a look also at the news release from ITT Electronic Components, Low-profile connectors link small servos,
as well as Pressure sensors are made for motorsports from Impress Sensors and Systems,
and Choosing a PC for machine control from Lenze.
See also:
Pressure transducer resists vibration effects
(November 2007)
Because of its high overload capacity, the P8AP transducer is ideal for mobile testing or mobile test benches
Socket resists excessive pressure
(September 2007)
The sealing ring of IFM Electronic's Ecolink M12 sensor is protected against excessive pressure
Self-piercing studs chosen by Aston Martin
(July 2007)
Aston Martin's designers and engineers teamed up with Henrob to develop a self-piercing threaded stud that would cope with the extreme demands of auto body applications
Discrete I/O added to Ethernet blocks
(May 2007)
Acromag's EtherStax line of rugged, high-density Ethernet I/O blocks process 32 discrete inputs and 16 outputs with a Modbus TCP/UDP/IP interface to a host controller
Battery manufacturer signs Sears contract
(February 2007)
Beginning in March, 2007, Sears Auto Centers will be the exclusive distribution channel for DieHard Platinum batteries
Near infra-red process analyser displayed
(February 2007)
Aspectrics' EP-NIR analyser offers a breakthrough in NIR analysis, facilitating ultra-fast scanning operation capable of acquiring an impressive 100 scans/s
Absolute encoder raises resolution to 30bit
(January 2007)
Encoder can offer 30bit resolution, making it ideal for systems and machinery that demand high levels of accuracy and repeatability, such as positioning mechanisms for telescopes
Thin-film pressure sensor offers 1% accuracy
(January 2007)
Leading-edge thin-film sensor technology comes to demanding volume applications, such as off-highway vehicles, in the shape of the M01 pressure sensor
Magnetic sensor is top product for NASA
(January 2007)
13bit magnetic sensor for rotary and angular positioning control has been named Product of the Month for November 2006 by NASA Tech Briefs magazine
Touch-screen PC is made for vehicle mounting
(November 2006)
The mobile MPC 6 is billed as an ideal touch-screen PC for indoor and outdoor vehicles, including forklifts and construction machinery
Encoder systems have all applications covered
(November 2006)
Renishaw offers a wide range of magnetic and compact optical position feedback encoder systems to meet the diverse requirements of industrial automation
Panel PCs are made for a life on the ocean wave
(November 2006)
A range of LCDs and PCs for onboard ship applications has been launched that meet stringent E10 and DIN/EN60945 company classification standards for the marine industry
Pressure and vacuum switches come together
(November 2006)
A new catalogue bringing together an expanding range of pressure and vacuum operated switches has been published by Hydraulic System Products
Analysers survive military vibration tests
(October 2006)
Aspectrics' innovative EP-IR analysers have achieved Military 202G Method 204D certification for successfully passing the high frequency vibration resistance test
Accessories ease industrial Ethernet installation
(September 2006)
Super rugged, IP67 and military-tough accessories are the ideal match for Sixnet's new IP67 Ethernet switches
Position sensor goes flat out
(September 2006)
Position sensor manufacturer ASM introduces a new magnetostrictive position sensor with a novel extremely flat housing
Magnetic and optical encoders in position at PPMA
(August 2006)
Packaging show to feature new range of washdown resistant position feedback encoders
Rugged, high-density Ethernet I/O blocks
(July 2006)
EtherStax is a line of rugged, high-density Ethernet I/O blocks for distributed I/O and SCADA applications
Tubes and fittings handle medium-pressure duties
(June 2006)
Medium-pressure products satisfy higher working pressure requirements in the alternative fuels and oil and gas industries
Industrial PCs have international appeal
(April 2006)
A new range of industrial PCs comes with Windows XP multiple-language support
Pressure and vacuum switches come together
(April 2006)
A new catalogue brings together an expanding range of pressure and vacuum operated switches
Touch-screen PC survives forklift duties
(March 2006)
The fanless, mobile MPC 5/110 is an ideal touch-screen PC for use in warehouses and on forklifts, construction machinery, and other indoor and outdoor vehicles
Sipralock passes vibration tests
(December 2005)
For resistance to vibration, axial-torsional loading, joint fatigue and thermal extremes, a locking thread outperforms standard fasteners in tests at MIT and the Goddard Space Flight Center
Effective fastener design cuts assembly costs
(October 2005)
In today's global economy with an ever increasing emphasis being placed on lean manufacturing and product rationalisation, it is important to realise that fastener engineering must play a key role
Compact camera is faithful in colour
(August 2005)
The TMC-73M is a super-miniature CCD machine vision camera with TV resolution and outstanding colour fidelity for the most demanding colour applications
Nickel-filled epoxy features extreme performance
(July 2005)
A new nickel-filled flexible two-component epoxy adhesive can be used in cryogenic applications
Touchscreen PC is ideal for vehicle use
(July 2005)
The fanless MPC 5/110 is an ideal touchscreen PC for use in warehouses and on forklifts, construction machinery and other indoor and outdoor vehicles
Self-locking fasteners answer medical demands
(July 2005)
Medical device manufacturers are securing their products against shock, vibration and thread loosening to boost reliability and prevent warranty issues
Noncontact rotary sensor set for long life
(May 2005)
The model CMI-UT-45-T1 is a noncontact rotary sensor based on a highly affordable magnetoresistive InSb element
Speedy results make the case for test software
(April 2005)
Sopemea, one of the leading engineering and testing services companies in France, recently implemented LMS Test.Lab as its new standard solution to perform vibration qualification testing
Rotary sensor makes no contact
(February 2005)
Sensor Technology has developed a new wide-angle contactless rotary sensor for harsh environments
Advances in detachable and permanent fasteners
(January 2005)
As thermoplastic materials constantly improve in technology and cost-efficiency, the need for a low-cost and secure fastening method becomes increasingly important
Engineering centre targets German car makers
(November 2004)
Specialist fastener manufacturer Southco has opened a new engineering centre in Boblingen, near Stuttgart, Germany
Rubber nuts find a home in Bentley glove boxes
(February 2004)
An M5 rubber nut has been specified by Bentley Motors for use in the new Continental GT glove box manufactured by Intier Automotive Interiors