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Listing of all 16 news releases from BEI Technologies:
Angular position sensor takes new ASIC onboard
BEI Technologies has released the next generation of its patented NCAPS noncontact angular position sensor.
News from BEI Technologies (16 May 2005)
Rotary encoders resist extreme loads and shocks
BEI Ideacod has added a family of heavy duty versions to its range of rotary encoders.
News from BEI Technologies (12 November 2004)
Inertial measurement unit takes position
The MMQ50 is a compact inertial measurement unit designed to accurately measure vehicle movement and rugged enough to withstand the most demanding environments.
News from BEI Technologies (20 August 2004)
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)
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)
Interface aids pressure stability and accuracy
OmniSens is a novel electronic interface technology that provides digital accuracy and flexibility to pressure sensing instrumentation.
News from BEI Technologies (26 November 2002)
All-in-one rugged inertial navigation system
Incorporating quartz MEMS inertial sensors, the MIGITS includes a new 12-channel C/A code GPS receiver to form a high accuracy, rugged, compact inertial navigation system.
News from BEI Technologies (10 July 2002)
Speedy performance from integrated linear actuator
BEI Kimco Magnetics Division has released a fully enclosed linear voice coil assembly with internal bearings.
News from BEI Technologies ( 8 May 2002)
High-resolution sensor slims into position
The latest 360-degree sealed noncontact rotary sensor from BEI Duncan Electronics is only 8mm thick.
News from BEI Technologies ( 9 April 2002)
Reduced component count in rotary sensor design
A new dual output, Hall effect rotary sensor is ideally suited to the demanding requirements of automotive and heavy equipment applications and is already in use in vehicle suspension
News from BEI Technologies (21 January 2002)
New range of DIN rail accessories for encoders
BEI Technologies' new DIN rail mountable interface units are for use with all types of incremental encoder and comprise an Encoder Test Module, Optical Isolator and Galvanically Isolated Barrier
News from BEI Technologies ( 8 November 2001)
Multi-axis inertial sensor system launched
BEI Systron Donner Inertial Division introduces the MotionPak II, a low cost, multi-axis, solid state, MEMS based, inertial sensor system that is accurate, rugged and highly reliable.
News from BEI Technologies (30 July 2001)
Cost effective non-contact rotary position sensor
NCAPS is a Non-Contacting Angular Position Sensor specifically developed by BEI Technologies to provide a cost effective, high-resolution, rotary position sensor.
News from BEI Technologies (10 May 2001)
High-resolution, rotary position sensor
BEI Duncan Electronics introduces NCAPS, a Non-Contacting Angular Position Sensor specifically developed by BEI Technologies to provide a cost effective, high-resolution, rotary position sensor.
News from BEI Technologies ( 7 May 2001)
First electronic water level monitoring system?
BEI Edcliff Instruments introduces FluidTrax, an easy-to-use system for monitoring water levels in wells.
News from BEI Technologies (13 March 2001)
Two-axis positioning with voice-coil actuators
BEI Kimco Magnetics has a two-axis precision positioning system using a direct linear magnetic drive based on voice coil actuators which achieves sub-micron positioning with 50g+ acceleration rates
News from BEI Technologies ( 9 February 2001)
