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Rotary Position, Tilt and Angular Sensors
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Tilt sensor shows its intelligence
The ETS 90SS is an intelligent microprocessor-controlled single- or dual-axis sensor that operates over the range of +/-45 degrees from horizontal.
News from Assemtech Europe (27 October 2003)
Top resolution from robust magnetic encoders
A new range of magnetic encoders able to deliver up to 10,000 pulses per revolution are available for use in extreme environments where optical encoders may not be an option.
News from Motor Technology (23 October 2003)
Encoders excel at angular accuracy
A new range of absolute angle encoders feature a system accuracy of +/-1arc-sec. Brochure available
News from Heidenhain (GB) (21 October 2003)
Rotary encoders complement sensor range
Sherborne Schaevitz has been appointed as a UK distributor for rotary encoders manufactured by Leine and Linde of Sweden. Brochure available
News from Sherborne Schaevitz ( 8 October 2003)
High-speed response from linear motor encoder
A novel low-cost simple-to-use linear motor encoder is designed for use in demanding high-speed applications.
News from Trilogy Systems Corp ( 7 October 2003)
High-performance encoders are a step ahead
Digisine is a new generation of incremental encoders suitable for a wide range of demanding industrial applications.
News from BEI Technologies (19 September 2003)
Heidenhain encoders complement stepper systems
Smartdrive has been appointed as a distributor by Heidenhain, the world's leading manufacturer of encoders for precision motion control applications.
News from Smartdrive (16 September 2003)
Distance measuring sensors make perfect sense
Baumer Electric has a new publication detailing its large range of analogue measurement sensors.
News from Baumer Electric (27 August 2003)
New faces ready for challenge ahead
Over the past 10 months there has been many organisational changes at Baumer Electric in the UK, with the added benefit of the introduction of new staff.
News from Baumer Electric (22 August 2003)
Kitting service cuts encoder setup in half
Newall Measurement Systems has launched a new encoder kit service.
News from Newall Measurement Systems (14 August 2003)
New slant on tilt measurement
The HET electronic tilt sensor offers a low cost method of measuring tilt angles.
News from Active Switch and Sensor ( 8 August 2003)
Hall-effect switches replace reed types
A new family of Hall-effect switch ICs can act as high-reliability replacements for reed switches in automotive and other demanding applications.
News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe ( 6 August 2003)
Hall-effect sensors offer more options
A new highly robust range of standard Hall effect sensors offers exceptional life expectancy and is ideally suited for use in automotive, industrial and consumer applications.
News from Hamlin Electronics Europe ( 6 August 2003)
Slide gate monitor provides valve feedback
The SG1000 slide gate monitor provides fast, accurate feedback of slide gate or valve position to an external device such as a PLC or slide gate display.
News from Electro-Sensors (24 July 2003)
Long life promised for Hall-effect sensors
The 5000 Range of Hall-effect sensors is available in two- and three-wire versions.
News from Active Switch and Sensor (18 July 2003)
US sensors angle into UK market
New to the UK market are the US-manufactured Schaevitz AccuStar, AngleStar and AccuSwitch angle sensors. Brochure available
News from Sherborne Schaevitz (15 July 2003)
Cost-effective encoders satisfy demanding roles
Cost-effective customised optical encoders for virtually any measurement, control or positioning system are now being manufactured to the highest levels of accuracy and performance by Tecan.
News from Tecan ( 2 July 2003)
Modular encoder is absolutely cheaper
The industry's smallest high-speed "plug-and-play" absolute encoder is claimed to reduce assembly time by half and cut costs for industrial automation systems by as much as 40%. Brochure available
News from Agilent Technologies Semiconductor Products (26 June 2003)
Acquisition brings full range of encoders
Erwin Sick has launched a full range of industrial encoder products to be marketed under the brand name Sick-Stegmann.
News from Erwin Sick (19 June 2003)
Sensor aims for automotive applications
The ATS645 is a differential Hall-effect gear-tooth sensor that can sense very small symmetrical tooth geometries with high reliability in applications such as automotive ABS and transmission systems.
News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe (11 June 2003)
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