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Photosensor isn't fooled by opaque targets

Retroreflective sensor measures the polarisation of the light beam, which typically changes by 75% when a PET bottle enters the beam.

News from Omron Electronics, Jan 14, 2008

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Website features almost 100,000 sensor products

Site acts as an extremely useful tool for not only obtaining quick information via pdf downloads, but also offers a simple and prompt order processing system.

News from Sensors4Industry, Jan 14, 2008

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M12 format provides new sensing options

Condet sensor technology produces a sensing distance three times that of conventional sensors of a similar size that is stable over its full temperature range from -25C to +70C.

News from Contrinex UK, Jan 10, 2008

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Discriminating IR sensor takes a narrow view

The 35 degree field of view of the MLX90614xAC is obtained by adding a viewing-angle-limiting metal tube to the standard TO-39 housing of the MLX90614.

News from Melexis, Jan 10, 2008

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Laser sensors take on new applications

Second generation laser sensors will detect objects as small as 0.5mm across, and the through-beam type will see as far as 60m.

News from IFM Electronic, Dec 12, 2007

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Tiny sensors boast longer ranges

Sensors in compact housings feature sensing distances that far exceed ferrite core sensors, especially when sensing nonferrous metals.

News from Turck, Nov 30, 2007

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Ultrasonic sensors have clear advantages

Because ultrasonic sensors use sound waves to sense the position of the target and are unaffected by the degree of opaqueness of the container they are ideal to detect the clearest of targets.

News from Contrinex UK, Nov 30, 2007

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Magnetic encoder offers rugged operation

The EM 22 encoder has a working speed of up to 10,000rev/min, an extended temperature range from -40C to +125C, as well as IP68 protection.

News from Eltra, Nov 12, 2007

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Sensors improve reliability for aluminium producer

Series 700 sensors can withstand extreme impact, high shock levels and are resistant to virtually any chemical stress.

News from Contrinex UK, Nov 9, 2007

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Super-short sensors get right to the point

SuperShorties can be mounted in the tightest of spaces, and are much less likely to cause an obstruction or suffer accidental damage.

News from Balluff UK, Nov 7, 2007

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Measurement unit aids navigation and control

MEMS inertial measurement unit contains an internal ultra-low-power attitude and heading reference system processor and a real-time Kalman filter.

News from Inertial Aerosystems UK, Nov 7, 2007

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Position sensor suits explosive environments

Everight Precision Technologies' Positek E111 linear position sensor can be used in areas with continuous, long or frequent periods of exposure to hazardous gas and dust.

News from Everight Precision, Nov 5, 2007

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Photo-electric sensors spot small objects

Siemens Automation and Drives' proximity sensors can detect objects in a range of sizes, at ranges of up to 30m.

News from Siemens Automation and Drives, Nov 2, 2007

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Ultrasonic sensors measure distances

The MassaSonic M-300/150 and M-300/95 provide precision, noncontact distance measurement for factory automation or industrial process control.

News from Vydas International Marketing, Oct 26, 2007

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Photoelectric sensors fit in tight spaces

The new GLV18 cylindrical M18 photoelectric sensors can be mounted in tightest of spaces and are unlikely to cause an obstruction or suffer accidental damage.

News from Pepperl+Fuchs GB, Oct 24, 2007

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The EXAscan offers increased resolution

Creaform has increased its number of labs by five, ensuring the company's capability to meet the growing demand for metrology services and laser scanning devices.

News from Creaform, Oct 17, 2007

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Small photo-electric cells cover large range

With the dust output active, the sensor will set an alarm output to reduce downtime by ensuring that dirty sensors are cleaned when required.

News from Carlo Gavazzi, Oct 12, 2007

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Fibre optic sensor counts small components

Contrinex' LFP-1011-020 fibre optic sensor has a beam spread of 28mm that will detect objects in any position across the broad area of light transmission.

News from Contrinex UK, Oct 4, 2007

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Transducer offers rugged axis control

Magnetostrictive technology provides high speed and precision, as well as the ability measure strokes up to 4m.

News from Eltra, Sep 26, 2007

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Sensor handles high-temperature paper application

A PIPS sensor, based on simple inductive coils using Positek's ASIC control technology, directly measures absolute position giving a DC analogue output signal.

News from Everight Precision, Sep 25, 2007

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Corrosion detectors receive explosive approval

CorrTran MV can now be used in explosive atmospheres to help users determine the effectiveness of their corrosion inhibitors

News from Pepperl+Fuchs GB, Sep 20, 2007

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Muting barriers offer simplified wiring

The Janus MTRX from Reer can be up and running in minutes.

News from OEM Automatic, Sep 17, 2007

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Laser distance gauge provides fast results

The AR700 is designed to bring faster and more accurate measuring to applications in road profiling, tyre and rubber manufacturing, semiconductor manufacturing and general R and D.

News from Schmitt Europe, Sep 14, 2007

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Laser measurement guide provides technical data

Micro-Epsilon sensors' noncontact laser displacement and position measurement provides a wide measurement range and noncontact, wear-free sensing.

News from Micro-Epsilon UK, Sep 11, 2007

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Photocells spot challenging materials

The O5G is sensitive enough even to pick up smoke, so the thinnest of plastic films poses no problems.

News from IFM Electronic, Sep 11, 2007

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