Rotary Position, Tilt and Angular Sensors

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Heavy-duty encoder stands alone

The SRS/M 25 is a heavy-duty sin-cos encoder with an IP66 protection rating and high bearing capacity, making it ideal for use in industrial applications.

News from Stegmann (11 June 2003)

Website is a mine of information

Sherborne Schaevitz reckons engineers and instrument makers serving a wide variety of sectors will find useful downloads on its new website.

News from Sherborne Schaevitz ( 5 June 2003)

Encoders add accuracy to simulator motion base

User application article The first six-degrees-of-freedom (6DOF) motion base to feature electromagnetic linear motors that incorporate digital encoders is to be premiered at this year's Paris Air Show.

News from Newall Measurement Systems ( 3 June 2003)

Package provides integrated Hall-effect solution

A new compact package integrates a Hall-effect sensor IC with a back-biasing magnet to achieve high airgap performance and meet restrictive space requirement.

News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe ( 2 June 2003)

Tilt sensor provides rugged performance

The Schaevitz T435 inclinometer is a new high-precision tilt sensor.

News from Sherborne Schaevitz (30 May 2003)

Encoders turn to multiple uses

The RHP range of programmable incremental encoders is designed to enable a single encoder to cover multiple applications for the measurement of linear speeds on conveyors, belts, moving webs etc.

News from Sensors UK (28 May 2003)

Optical approach to linear displacement sensor

The LGDT linear gap displacement transducer is a novel concept in highly accurate noncontact short-distance measurement.

News from BEI Technologies (22 May 2003)

Small claims for incremental encoder

The 2MC 16mm-diameter incremental encoder is claimed to be the smallest high-resolution encoder in the world.

News from Scancon (21 May 2003)

Encoder aids motion control solutions

The MDE2-16 encoder is available on a variety of Micro-Drives motors which can also be coupled with planetary and spur gearheads.

News from Micro-Drives (20 May 2003)

No mercury for tilt switches

Active Switch and Sensor has a new range of four-ball-contact tilt switches for general applications.

News from Active Switch and Sensor (24 April 2003)

Hall-effect sensors expand sensing options

Hamlin has moved beyond its traditional portfolio of reed-switch sensors with the addition of a range of Hall-effect sensors from Micronas.

News from Hamlin Electronics Europe (22 April 2003)

Automation systems aid human genome project

User application article Highly accurate robotic systems using encoder feedback are playing a crucial role in the mapping of the human genome. Brochure available

News from Renishaw (18 April 2003)

Rotary sensor turns to motorsport

A new family of rugged sealed rotary sensors is designed for applications in motorsport and industrial markets. Brochure available

News from Penny + Giles Controls (15 April 2003)

High accuracy for gear-tooth sensor

Allegro MicroSystems has a new self-calibrating gear-tooth sensor with 9bit signal capture.

News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe (31 March 2003)

"First" claimed for machine tool measurement

Newall Measurement Systems has launched the first absolute linear encoder to incorporate an AC inductive-technology measuring system that relies on a ball-based design.

News from Newall Measurement Systems (31 March 2003)

Gold-plated protection for tilt switch

The RBS 020400 is a miniature tilt switch claimed to offer a major breakthrough in both price and reliability.

News from Active Switch and Sensor (25 March 2003)

Majestic Controls acquired by Sensor-Technik UK

Sensor-Technik UK has completed the acquisition of long-established transducer supplier Majestic Controls.

News from Majestic Controls (21 March 2003)

UK encoder distributor joins the fold

Bedford-based Sensor-Technik UK has completed the acquisition of long-established transducer supplier Majestic Controls, the UK distributor for Swiss manufacturer Micronor. Brochure available

News from Sensor-Technik UK (21 March 2003)

Encoders aid in speciality steels production

User application article Digital Spherosyn encoders and readouts are helping Scunthorpe based Corus Bi-Steel dramatically improve the performance of the unique Bi-Steel manufacturing system.