Factory automation > Sensors

Dual-receiver sensors

06 December, 2006

The 44B photoelectric sensor incorporates adjustable background or foreground suppression. The sensor is designed for industrial applications requiring reliable detection of targets close to a surface - such as a conveyor - that must be ignored by the sensor.


Sensor Smarts

06 October, 2006 by Brian Betts, Data Acquisition Group Mgr, National Instruments

A new standard for analog sensors, the most common kind in use today, should make the problems of miscalibration a thing of the past


Bearing block

05 June, 2006

Separation of bearing load and sensor component in belt shaft copying systems leads to a longer service life.


Mini sensors to fight corrosion

26 May, 2006

An array of mini sensors are poised to change the costly and resource-intensive process of fighting corrosion in industries such as aerospace, shipping, mining, oil and gas.


Linear positioner

04 May, 2006

Balluff's Micropulse BIW transducer uses pulse-inductive technology to provide high performance and reliability with a non-contact design that allows drop-in-fit replacement for pots.


Sensing breakdowns in mechanical parts

23 February, 2006

Sensors which are able to predict when mechanical parts in machinery and transport will breakdown before they actually do could be introduced by 2010, slashing maintenance costs across the manufacturing, automotive and plant machinery industries.


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