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New communication interfaces


for IXARC magnetic encoders


OSITAL introduces three new communication interfaces for its high-precision line of IXARC magnetic rotary encoders: these versatile, compact and cost-effective devices are now equipped with PROFIBUS, PROFINET, and EtherCAT interfaces. PROFINET and EtherCAT models will be available in the first quarter of 2015, PROFIBUS models will follow in the second quarter of 2015. POSITAL’s precision


P IXARC magnetic encoders


provide a maximum resolution of 16 bit, 12 bit accuracy, and rapid dynamic response that rivals the best optical encoders.


Based on magnetic


measurement technology, these rugged devices are engineered to operate reliably in wet and dirty conditions. Multiturn models count any desired number of revolutions, provided by a unique self- powered revolution counting system that keeps track of absolute positions under all conditions. Like other POSITAL sensors, IXARC encoders are


available with multiple options for housing size and materials, flange configuration, shaft type and diameter, connection/wiring type, and level of environmental protection.


FRABA AG u +49 221 / 9 62 13-363 u www.posital.eu


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Oxley Appoints MPS as German Distributor


O


xley Group has appointed MPS Electronic Vertriebs GmbH as its master distributor


in Germany. MPS will represent Oxley across both the lighting & systems product portfolio and the electronic components range. This will include LED lighting, aircraft lighting upgrades, EMI filters,


interconnect solutions and LED


panel lamps as well as optical filters and elapsed time indicators.


Electronics specialist MPS was founded in 1978 and is based in


Feldkirchen-Westerham,


Bavaria. The company has a sales team of eight people covering both Germany and Austria. MPS has an impressive record in supplying a wide range of both systems and electronic components to the aerospace, military and commercial market sectors.


This appointment is intended to capitalise on MPS’ expertise in order to deliver a first class service to Oxley customers in Germany;


u 01229 483215 u www.oxleygroup.com


Sensirion and Mouser Electronics sign global distribution agreement


enter 813 M ouser Electronics, Inc., a leading global distributor and


developer’s top choice for semiconductors and electronic components, announced today they have entered into a global distribution agreement with Sensirion AG, a leading manufacturer of high-quality sensor and microsensor


components evaluation kits. and


product line includes MEMS-based humidity and temperature


The Sensirion sensors,


pressure sensors, and mass flow sensors developed for a wide variety of applications.


The Sensirion Product Line , now available from Mouser Electronics, includes a broad selection of industrial sensors


developed with Sensirion’s patented CMOSens® technology. CMOSens


combines the environmental sensor and processing electronics on a single chip, resulting in higher system integration as well as accurate measurements with long term stability over the sensor’s operating conditions. Sensirion’s products provide intelligent system integration for high reliability, cost effective systems.


Products available on Mouser.com include Sensirion’s SHTxx and STSxx digital relative humidity and


temperature sensors, LG01 flow switch and bubble detectors for liquids, and SDPx series of high- performance differential pressure sensors. All products are backed by a variety of plug and play evaluation kits that support data logging to a USB memory stick.


This new distribution agreement provides Mouser Electronics’ customers with a greater selection of high-quality, high-performance sensors for measuring humidity, temperature, gas and liquid flow. “The best-in-class service promise by Mouser in conjunction with an exceptional logistics concept will ensure that our sensors are available to customers in large and small quantities at any time all over the world,” states Christian Constantin, Distribution Channel Manager at Sensirion.


To learn more, visit u www.mouser.com/sensirion or u www.sensirion.com 28 FEBRUARY 2015 | ELECTRONICS WinTec Technology


ne sensor, three languages: wenglor’s new WinTec Transit Time Sensors are equipped with everything you need for intelligent,


Conquers "Industrie 4.0" O


future


automation. In combination with three Industrial Ethernet variants, innovative WinTec Technology makes the OY2TA104P0150 a new pioneer for "Industrie 4.0" applications. The ingenious product highlight is distinguished


by efficiency through performance, safety through quality and intelligent networking through innovation. “These features will be demanded by our customers in the future, but we’re fulfilling them already today”, explains wenglor R&D director Dr. Ing. Alexander Ohl. The broad bandwidth of technical characteristics and functions provides this Transit Time Sensor with additional,


top performance capabilities: an


integrated PoE interface reduces expensive wiring effort to a minimum and the compact housing (81 x 55 x 30 mm) permits space-saving, easy installation.


Wenglor Sensoric Ltd u 01536 313580 u www.wenglor.com


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particularly in terms of access to product expertise and design support.


Martin Blakstad, Group CEO, said:


‘Germany is a key market for Oxley, both in the electronic components market and the military & aerospace lighting sectors. Our link with MPS will ensure customers in Germany receive the best possible support in terms of both product expertise and delivery.’


Marcus Seitz, MPS General Manager, said:


‘MPS is delighted to represent Oxley on its range of products in Germany and Austria and there are many synergies between the two companies including the markets we address and the technical solutions & service we offer. We are very excited by the opportunity to represent Oxley products with our existing customers and are looking forward to a very prosperous relationship.’


Oxley Group u www.mps-electronic.de enter 812


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