TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
Power Search facility
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Quality Printing at a
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ew from Nippon Primex, the 2 inch thermal kiosk printer – the NP-K204 is now available from DED
Limited. Offering quality printing and features at an entry level price, the NP-K204 is ideal for kiosks needing a printer for tickets, receipts, even vouchers. Designed with ease of use in mind, the NP-K204 features simple drop in paper loading and prints at 80mm per second on paper between 48mm and 58mm wide on a diameter of up to 80mm. The NP- K204 offers a full or a partial paper cut and features improved ease of paper insertion and feeding via an upper paper entrance slot. Featuring drivers for Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista and Linux, the NP-K204 has a small footprint of just 86mm wide x 132mm deep x 85mm high, making it simple to accommodate into even the smallest of kiosks. With USB or RS232C interface options facilitating integration further, the NP-K204 features an 8.5V DC drive and 12V DC option making it the perfect kiosk printer for almost any application.
DED Ltd Tel: +44(0)1797 320636 Web: www.ded.co.uk
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lectronics packaging specialist Schroff has introduced a Power Search facility on its website
to simplify the task of selecting products from its comprehensive range of europacPRO subracks. Through a step-by-step process of choosing the appropriate options for parameters such as height, width, depth, shielding and backplane compatibility, users are presented with the part number and details of a subrack to meet their exact requirements. A pop-up line diagram of the subrack can be instantly viewed by moving the cursor over a ‘drawing’ icon, and full technical information can be accessed by clicking on the part number. Featuring a robust aluminium construction, the europacPRO subracks can be supplied in kit form from stock or fully assembled by Schroff’s expert technicians in only 5 working days. Even with modifications such as special sizes or custom printing and painting, fully assembled subracks are despatched in just 10 working days.
Schroff UK Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1442 218726 Web: www.schroff.co.uk
Itron economy VFD graphic modules
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oritake Itron's latest module range combines the power of its flexible pixel series with an economy
graphic VFD display used for LCD emulation. Four products offering 112x16, 140x16 and 140x32, 280x32 pixels provide a 30% cost saving compared to existing models. Interfaces include SPI, I2C and asynchronous serial (RS232, RS485 and CMOS) with user selectable baud rates / parity with the option for low cost customization of 9 user ports. A single 5V supply is required with the option to power down to 30mA under software command. The extensive ASCII, European and Cyrillic character fonts are provided in various size formats to optimize the utilization
of the display area enhanced by pixel-based cursor placement. The software commands also allow auto brightness variation, horizontal and vertical scroll, image upload and menu manipulation.
Noritake Itron (UK) Ltd Tel: +44(0)1493 601144
High Accuracy HDI Pressure Sensors
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ensortechnics’ HDI sensors measure absolute, differential or gage pressures in
various ranges from 10 mbar up to 5 bar. The HDI series featuress 3 V supply voltage versions which are ideally suitable for battery powered applications, e.g. in portable or handheld devices. HDI pressure sensors perform precision digital signal conditioning and achieve ultra high accuracies with an excellent Total Error Band (TEB) better than ±0.5 %FSS over a temperature range of 0…+85 °C. The HDI series provides digital
interfaces with I²C bus protocol and analog 0.5 … 4.5 V output signals at the same time. All HDI pressure sensors can be modified according to customer specific requirements, e.g. with respect to pressure range, resolution, accuracy and internal digital settings.
Sensortechnics UK Tel: 01788 560426 Web: www.sensortechnics.com
agricultural and construction machinery. The MMC (Mobile Machinery Cooler) is a high performance cooler with robust aluminium design ideal for use in rough conditions. Several different elements can be cooled in one unit including water, oil, air and fuel, saving space and reducing costs. Combi coolers are used extensively in mobile hydraulic applications. The different elements such as hydraulic oil, gear oil, charge air and cooling water can be directed into a single combined cooling system customised to the required application. The size of the MMC cooler will vary according to the specific thermal demands and the space available in the application and can be supplied with cooler and hydraulic motor if required.
KTR Couplings Ltd
Design Solutions MARCH 2010
KTR’s NEW MMC Combi Cooler
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TR have created a new combi cooler designed to specifically meet the demands of mobile applications in
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IP64 Rated Anti-Frost /
Anti-Freeze Thermostats
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or anti-frost (anti-freeze) applications and accurate temperature control, nothing competes
commercially and technically with the Matsuo range of thermostats. Their unique twin-bimetal system creates a control that is capable of switching over 1 million cycles with minimal drift. They are totally sealed from the outside
environment with an IP64 rated PBT housing and are easily incorporated into trace-heating systems. Available down to -10oC with accuracies to ±1.5K and differentials down to 3±1K, very accurate, long- term control can be guaranteed using a Matsuo thermostat. This makes them particularly suitable for
applications in isolated sites (e.g. CCTV cameras, tv/radio masts, wind-turbines) where the maintenance costs are very high when inferior quality thermostats prematurely fail. Call today to let us help you improve the quality of your control system
Tel: +44(0)114 258 7757 Web: www.ktr.com
ATC Semitec Ltd Tel: 01606 871680 Web: www.atcsemitec.co.uk
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