Week 20 April - 26 April 2008

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Software chosen to boost car safety

User Application Article

Airbag models now routinely take into account fluid-structure interactions and realistic interactions of the airbag with structures and occupants.

News from ESI Group, 22 April 2008

Scanning service provides fast reverse engineering

Minima's team is able to visit clients on site and use a laser scanner to review products that were designed before CAD technology was available.

News from Minima Design, 22 April 2008

Stations suit hazardous environments

All the Open HMIs are equipped with a touch screen, several interfaces and are based on Pentium/Celeron M technology up to 1.1GHz.

News from SolutionsPT, 22 April 2008

Submersible level sensor receives hazard approval

The PT-500 features a vented, watertight cable and delivers a high-precision 4-20mA solid-state signal while submerged up to 137m.

News from Automation Products Group, 22 April 2008

Beacon offers a range of warning options

The low-voltage DC LED version has a choice of nine user-selectable modes giving continuous, flashing, rotating, double strike and alternate side flash modes.

News from European Safety Systems, 22 April 2008

Torque sensor maps hybrid engine

User Application Article

Elektro Magnetix (EMX) of Brighton developed and tested the motor-generator for Lotus Engineering's EVE (Efficient, Viable, Environmental) Hybrid.

News from Sensor Technology, 22 April 2008

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Drives simplify motor control

Baldor launches a family of frequency inverter drives for AC motors that can reduce total cost of ownership substantially for common process automation equipment.

News from Baldor UK, 22 April 2008

Brochure available

Test system simulates power disturbances

RT-Lab Berta enables the engineer to accurately set speed regulator PID gains, in turn assessing the stable behaviour of the generating unit.

News from Opal-RT Technologies, 22 April 2008

Software speeds display design

User Application Article

PTC allowed Daktronics to boost productivity and resource allocation in order to increase the number of product ideas conceptualised, evaluated and ultimately manufactured.

News from PTC - Parametric Technology (UK), 22 April 2008

HVAC/R drives target building automation

Rated up to 132kW, with models available in 200V up to 690V, Affinity is offered in both IP20 and IP54 formats with BACnet, Metasys N2 and Modbus communications all integrated as standard.

News from Control Techniques, 22 April 2008

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Elesa has brought out brass-bodied versions of its GN 743 scratch-resistant glass oil-level indicators.
Igus develops twistable fibre-optic cable

Igus, an energy-chain and flexible-cable specialist, has developed a twistable fibre-optic cable for all 3D movements in energy chains to keep bus systems working reliably.