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Futek LTH350 donut/thru hole load cell

17 June, 2010 by

Futek has added to its USB sensor range with the LTH350 donut/thru hole load cell with a USB output option.

Futek LLB400 miniature load button load cell

17 June, 2010 by

Futek has released the LLB400, a miniature load button load cell that has a high accuracy with a deflection of 0.0015-in nominal. It is also available with a USB output option.

Futek LPM200 panel-mount load cell

17 June, 2010 by

Futek has released its LPM200 panel-mount load cell, a miniature device with an optional USB output.

Shock accelerometers

10 November, 2009 by

PCB Piezotronics has introduced the PCB series 3991/3501 of MEMS shock accelerometers.

Microwave motion sensor

20 October, 2009 by

The mySmart MWS6 is a compact 360° microwave motion sensor suitable for mobile offices and open office spaces. It has a range of 16 m (diameter) and controls lights and/or air conditioning.

Inductive sensors

19 October, 2009 by

Turck has announced its range of 2- and 3-wire DC ArmorGuard stainless steel front face inductive sensors.

Position sensor

17 September, 2009 by

Turck has introduced the Q25L sensor, a magnetically actuated linear displacement device designed to detect piston position on pneumatic cylinders.

3D Hall-effect sensor

16 September, 2009 by

Micronas has launched the HAL 36xy family with its HAL 3625 Hall-effect sensor based on 3D-Hall technology and equipped with vertical Hall elements.

3023A triaxial accelerometer family

17 August, 2009

Dytran has released an addition to the 3023A family of miniature triaxial accelerometers.

MEMS gyro

17 June, 2009 by

Bestech Australia has introduced the G50Z MEMS gyro, from Gladiator Technologies.

Throttle sensor

17 June, 2009 by

Vishay has announced a throttle position sensor in hollow- and D-shaft environments that use the Hall effect for applications in harsh environments.

High-temp sensors

01 June, 2009 by

Dytran Instruments has released 20 sensors for acceleration, velocity, displacement, bearing condition, pressure and force.

Banner Engineering’s U-Gage M25U ultrasonic sensors

01 June, 2009

Micromax Sensors & Automation has introduced Banner Engineering’s U-Gage M25U ultrasonic sensors, opposed mode ultrasonic sensor pairs specifically designed for use in sanitary environments.

Segmented indicators

01 April, 2009 by

Micromax Sensors & Automation has introduced Banner Engineering’s EZ-Light audible and segmented indicator lights for operator guidance and indication of equipment status.