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SICK Sensor Intelligence
SICK's vast range of photoelectric sensors offer precise optics and advanced technology, creating market-leading solutions with sensor intelligence. By using the latest SIRIC® and LED technologies, these sensors offer the highest level of operational reliability regardless of any interference factors. Additional sensor information can be used to simplify modern production processes.
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LaserGauge
Now available with an optional blue laser, LaserGauge® DSP Sensors are totally self-contained and allow single stripe, Cross-Hatch or Cross-Vector scans with unmatched speed and flexibility. DSP Sensors are capable of scanning a wide variety of surface types including solid metal, paint, plastic/rubber, headlamps, tail lamps, window glass, composite, chrome surfaces.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Turbidity sensors measure the amount of light that is scattered by the suspended solids in water. As the amount of total suspended solids (TSS) in water increases, the water's turbidity level (and cloudiness or haziness) increases. Turbidity sensors are used in river and stream gaging, wastewater and effluent measurements, control instrumentation for settling ponds, sediment transport research, and laboratory measurements.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Scientific offers several types of sensors to measure precipitation: tipping bucket rain gages, siphoning tipping bucket rain gages, heated rain gages, and snowfall adapters. Users often select their precipitation sensors based on the type of precipitation to be measured (rain or snow), as well as the needed orifice diameter, measurement range, and accuracy level.
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Omega Engineering, Inc
Speed sensors for both indoor and outdoor environments with options featuring kits for motors, geartooth pickup, tachometers, and stroboscopes.
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Teledyne DALSA
Teledyne DALSA offers powerful, innovative 3D sensors combining industry-leading performance with cutting-edge feature sets and value.
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ASM GmbH
Angle sensors of the PRAS/PRDS series are based on a contact-free and absolute measurement principle. The position sensing element is a permanent magnet.
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WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG
WIKA offers various different designs of inclination sensors. Inside the inclination sensors is a dielectric fluid, which - like a spirit level - aligns horizontally by gravity, without gravitational acceleration errors. The measurements are independent of gravitational fluctuations and therefore reproducible at every location. By detecting the differential capacitance, the inclination angle is calculated. With this technology, measurement is possible up to 360°. Accuracies of <0.1 % can be achieved with this. They are also available for redundant and multi-axis applications and with flameproof enclosures. WIKA inclination sensors offer high ingress protection, are suitable for harsh environments and can be used in temperature ranges from -40 °C up to 80 °C.
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Columbia Research Laboratories
Columbia's foil strain sensors monitor the fatigue loading experienced by tactical aircraft under various conditions of speed, weight and missions configuration. Critical undercarriage structures and control surfaces may be monitored for fatigue damage induced by high-G maneuvers and high stress landings. These sensors are self-temperatures compensating, environmental resistant, have a high output, two active arms and are easily installed. Developed for the demanding requirements associated with tactical military aircraft, they are equally useful performing many of the more common strain measurements encountered in the material testing laboratory. Columbia's foil strain sensors are considered the standard for the industry.
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Kistler Instrument Corp.
Piezoelectric force sensors, respectively piezoelectric force transducers or load cells, are perfectly suited for the precise measurement of compressive and tensile forces, both in highly dynamic applications and in quasi-static processes. In universities and industry, for basic research or quality assurance: exact data is always essential in order to measure force characteristics and make processes more cost-effective. Thanks to their rugged design, piezoelectric force sensors from Kistler keep precise track of quasi-static and highly dynamic force processes, even when conditions are difficult. Our force sensors can also handle simultaneous measurements of multiple orthogonal force components.
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Silicon Labs
Silicon Labs is a leading supplier of intelligent sensor solutions that are characterized by superb reliability, compact size, high levels of integration and unmatched ease of use for a variety of applications. Our diverse sensor product portfolio includes optical sensors, digital relative I2C humidity and temperature sensor ICs, biometric sensors and capacitive touch sense microcontroller devices.
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SICK Sensor Intelligence
Array sensors use closely spaced beams of light to detect even the slightest differences in gray scale between the target and the background within their field-of-view. They are ideal for edge and diameter detection as well as detecting widths and gaps. SICK’s array sensors offer industry-leading reproducibility, in addition to compact, rugged metal housings for use in highly restricted or harsh environments.
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Moduloc
The Series 2000 Long Range Inductive Proximity Sensors are designed for Tracking the position of bar, pipe, tube or structural shapes in a rolling mill or process line.Built specifically for installation in the harshest of industrial environments, rated to IP66 with the housing constructed from Marine-Grade Glass Fibre or ABS enclosure, these sensors can be mounted in the floor-pan of the roller tables and other conveyor systems.
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Variohm Eurosensor Ltd
We offer a range of temperature sensors which are well suited to motorsport applications. We can also produce custom units.
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STMicroelectronics
Sensors enable the ability to measure parameters such as pressure, temperature, and humidity to make cars more efficient, increase performance, and safer.