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Position sensor features flexible design

Magnetostrictive position sensor is designed for continuous operation even when subject to the harshest industrial environments.

News from RDP Electronics, Dec 20, 2007

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Encoder measures where others fear to tread

Noncontact magnetic sensing delivers reliability in applications too dusty, dirty, greasy or destructive for optical encoders, and provides OEMs with major cost savings.

News from Renishaw, Dec 11, 2007

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Sensors combine in dead reckoning module

The DRM 4000 gives an accurate position derived from dead reckoning data and external GPS NMEA data disciplined by an internal Kalman filter.

News from Inertial Aerosystems UK, Dec 7, 2007

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Slimline encoders claim world record

Encoders based on a new RF technology target applications in noncontact displacement encoders where cost, space, dirt or weight issues mean that traditional sensors cannot be used.

News from Zettlex Printed Technologies, Dec 3, 2007

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Displacement sensor works around corners

The transducer body can be bolted to a reference point and the draw wire attached to the moving part of the system, allowing point-to-point measurement or even use around corners.

News from RDP Electronics, Nov 15, 2007

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Position system copes with GPS outages

OxTS has developed an easy to use and cost-effective vehicle guidance system that can already be used for the commercial application of autonomous vehicles.

News from Oxford Technical Solutions, Nov 15, 2007

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LVDT-based transducers are made for gauging

Sensors feature precise repeatability and stability by the use of Swiss-quality linear ball bearings and high-quality materials throughout.

News from RDP Electronics, Nov 5, 2007

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Small sensor promises long life

Unguided LVDT suits applications where space is restricted and micron accuracy is required.

News from RDP Electronics, Oct 30, 2007

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Sensor range offers greater accuracy

Applied Measurements' miniature, economy and industrial sensors now offer the option of 0.25% accuracy and a maximum delivery time of four weeks.

News from Applied Measurements, Oct 5, 2007

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Single-axis joystick suits construction equipment

The JC6000 friction-hold joystick has a lever that does not return to centre when it is released.

News from Penny + Giles, Sep 28, 2007

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Position sensor provides precise results

The R series device allows positioning of up to 15 magnets along the length of the sensor, significantly reducing installation and maintenance costs.

News from RDP Electronics, Sep 27, 2007

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Position sensor use permanent magnet

The PRAS3 position sensor is well suited to the harsh conditions those found on off-highway construction equipment and many industrial applications.

News from ASM, Sep 7, 2007

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Navigation system provides high accuracy

The RT4000 gives continuous, smooth outputs even in difficult GPS environments such as near trees or tall buildings.

News from Oxford Technical Solutions, Aug 24, 2007

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Sensors monitor bridge safety

Using linear differential variable transducers is an inexpensive method of monitoring the safety of bridges.

News from RDP Electronics, Aug 16, 2007

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Linear encoders rejuvenate lathes

A-Tec Systems recently completed a contract to retrofit three tired Morando VLN12 VTLs at an aerospace manufacturer.

News from Newall Measurement Systems, Aug 16, 2007

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Position transducers suit tough environments

Macro Sensors' HSI/R 750 series of hermetically sealed, loop-powered 4-20mA position transmitters is designed for mechanical position measurement where a hard connection can be made to a test piece.

News from Macro Sensors, Aug 1, 2007

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Driver assistance systems cut road deaths

Oxford Technical Solutions (OxTS) has developed a system for car manufacturers to test and validate Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.

News from Oxford Technical Solutions, Jul 27, 2007

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GPS system suits unmanned vehicles

The RT Inertial and GPS systems from Oxford Technical Solutions provide measurements are essential to navigate unmanned vehicles.

News from Oxford Technical Solutions, Jul 26, 2007

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Hall-effect sensors come in miniature packages

The A1380 series provides users with the accuracy and flexibility of fully programmable linear devices without the penalty of a larger package and higher cost.

News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe, Jul 25, 2007

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Free guide aids encoder use

BEI has partnered with the For Dummies series to provide an easy to read, no nonsense approach to industrial encoders.

News from BEI Industrial Encoder Division, Jul 19, 2007

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Low-cost sensor monitors linear positions

RDP Electronics' EP series magnetostrictive sensor provides a linearity of 0.02% to a repeatability of 0.001%.

News from RDP Electronics, Jul 18, 2007

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Load cell monitors robes and cables

The RLT load cell is available in versions suitable for ranges from 49Nm to 25kNm with linearity of +/-0.03%, very high accuracy and infinite resolution.

News from RDP Electronics, Jul 3, 2007

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Signal conditioning module

The SSC unit is housed in an IP68 rated rugged metal enclosure and is suitable for OEMs wanting to convert sensor output voltage signals to a 4-20mA current signal.

News from Penny + Giles, Jun 27, 2007

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Magnetic angle sensor tolerates tough environments

ASM's PRAS2 is a dependable, contact-free and wear-free sensor that uses an external permanent magnet to measure complete angular position

News from ASM, Jun 26, 2007

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Navigation system measures direction and velocity

The RT3003 dual-antenna Inertial+GPS Navigation System from OxTS uses two GPS antennas to measure direction precisely.

News from Oxford Technical Solutions, Jun 8, 2007

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