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Variohm Eurosensor Ltd
Variohm offer a range of Rotary Position Sensors For Motorsport including rotary potentiometers and hall effect sensors. They are suitable for use in Morotsport application such as pedal, steering and gearbox applications.
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MNCH4 - Holding Informtest
MNCH4 is a mezzanine module designed to measure frequency of flow sensors.
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Checkline
Photo Reflective Speed Sensors for measuring RPM of rotating objects
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SEM1600T - Labfacility Ltd.
The SEM1600T accepts resistance or mV signals from RTD, Slidewire or Thermocouple sensors.
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Positek Limited
Using the same technology as our linear range but with a printed rotary coil opposed to the wound linear coil our rotary sensors offer the same high performance as the linear sensor range but with shaft driven rotary or gravity driven tilt measurement. The standard P500/P502 rotary sensors can be manufactured with a measurement range anywhere between 5 and 160. We also manufacture miniature rotary sensors such as the P501 and P505 and the P503 flat PCB style version for customer application fitment. Like our linear sensor range our rotary sensors are also customisable should the standard range not accomodate your application.
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Positek Limited
Positek linear sensors use our own patented inductive sensing technology packaged in very durable housings. With a comprehensive range measuring from 1mm to 800mm and most products available with intrinsically safe approval. Hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder applications can be satisfied either with the P100 style cylinder sensor, the internally mounted P106 linear sensor or any of our other externally mounted linear sensors such as the stand alone P101. For submerged applications we offer IP68 sealing to 10 bar from our S114 and S115 submersible linear sensors and 350bar from our S125. The complete range of linear sensors is very customisable with many mounting, electrical and connection options. Customisation of most of our Linear, Rotary and Rilt sensors is routine given the excellent flexibilty of our sensing technology.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices analog temperature sensors provide current or voltage output proportional to the absolute temperature with accuracies of up to ±1°C. Our diverse range of analog output temperatures sensors can be used in a broad range of applications with no need for external calibration, and with minimal signal conditioning/conversion circuitry. To better suit your varied design needs, our portfolio of temperature sensors are available in multiple package options.
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CTH - Powertek LLC
The CTH sensors convert dc current to an isolated voltage output, the CTHR sensors convert ac current to a dc output signal proportional to the Arms. All popular process control voltage and current loop outputs are available. Through hole or split core options mean that connection is non-intrusive and straightforward. The available input range of the CTH sensors is any value from 5A to 6000Adc.
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Lion Precision
Optics-free sensing technology is at the heart of an LRD clear label sensor. They see labels regular "eyes" can't see — like clear labels on a clear liner! This improved technology also makes them faster and more precise - even on ordinary paper labels. More than 50,000 LRD label sensors installed across the globe testify to their accuracy and reliability.Our clear label sensors use capacitive or ultrasonic technology so they have no sensitivity to color or contrast. The sensors are triggered by changes in thickness, not opacity or contrast.
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Tri-Tronics Company Inc.
Fiber optic sensors are a special type of sensor that uses fiber optic light guides to deliver the light to the sensing position. They work well for applications involving small targets, unfavorable conditions and tight areas. Glass fibers can be used in harsh environments without damage and are more rugged than plastic fiber optics. Plastic fiber optics are more flexible and cost-effective and can be cut to length. When applied correctly, fiber optic sensors solve many applications general purpose sensors can't solve.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices offers a broad selection of digital temperature sensors with I2C, SPI, and mark space interfaces. For more intricate system design applications, some of these sensors have integrated D/A converters, A/D converters, references, and limit alarm register. All of these sensors possess a broad range of uses, including scientific, medical, and aerospace applications, in test and measurement equipment, and in industrial automation.
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BEI Industrial Encoders
Draw wire sensors offer a simple solution to measure linear speed and position. Utilizing a flexible cable, a spring-loaded spool, and a sensor (an optical encoder with incremental, absolute, analog or potentiometric output), draw wire sensors can precisely measure linear position. Draw wire sensors do not need precise linear guidance and are ideal for wet, dirty, or outdoor environments and applications where your measuring range travels over harsh environments. These include applications in iron, steel, and wood (saw mills, joineries).
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AMETEK Sensors, Test & Calibration
Our reference sensors can be used as your daily working-reference sensors in laboratory or field calibration applications. A large selection of types are available, including; straight, 90 degree angle, 4 mm or 1/4”. The superior design and specifications combined with a long history of reliability and low drift have made the STS probes the working-standard in many EN/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories worldwide. The DLC sensors are a part of our patented Dynamic Load Compensation system.
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TE Connectivity Ltd.
Our unmatched portfolio of intelligent, efficient and high-performing sensor solutions features pressure sensors, including transmitter components and transducers. Using MEMS and silicon strain gauge (Microfused) technologies, our sensors (deleted “products”) measure pressure ranging from inches of water (<5 mbar) to 100K psi (7K bar). TE''s pressure sensors are used for a range of diverse applications in industries ranging from automotive to industrial, from medical to aerospace, from home appliances to test and measurement, and beyond.
