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Waltham, MA — Excelitas Technol - ogies, a provider of customized photon- ic systems, has introduced its low- power DigiPyro® PYD 1500 series bat- tery-operated motion detector. Con - tain ing the company’s next-generation digital pyrodetection technology, the new systems have an improved detec- tion range and sensitivity, while requiring power of only 1.8V. Designed for applications such
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as IP cameras and wireless intrusion alarms, PYD 1588 operates at 1.8V up to 3.3V with increased effective sensing range and faster activation. New selectable bandpass function and improved selectable pulse count enable fulfillment of specific cus- tomer design requirements. The “Gen2” DigiPyro PYD 1500 Series is an upgrade from the PYD 1600 Series that was introduced in 2015. DigiPyro PYD 1500 Series
detectors include wakeup/sleep modes for power savings and to extend service life, making it suit- able for prolonged battery-operated motion detection. Continuous motion
Excelitas Launches Low Power Motion Detectors
sensing, signal processing and event/motion detection are handled onboard by the DigiPyro, while the hosting microcontroller can be set into a power saving mode. Only upon
DigiPyro® low-power motion detectors.
detection of motion, per its pro- grammed settings, the DigiPyro sig-
nals the microcontroller to wake up. Contact: Excelitas Technologies
Corp., 200 West Street, Waltham, MA 02451 % 855-382-2677 fax: 781-290-4702 E-mail:
scott.orr@excelitas.com Web:
www.excelitas.com
Trust Automation: Vehicle Leveling Systems for Military
San Luis Obispo, CA — Trust Automation, a company known for its custom military-rated actu- ators, motors and controllers, will be providing automatic vehicle leveling systems to Lockheed Martin in support of the mobile, long-range radars being built for the Republic of Latvia. The company has de -
signed and is manufacturing specific motion control and vehicle automation systems that will be installed in Lockheed Martin’s TPS-77 long-range radar system for use in air surveillance and to complement radar assets al - ready in place. The TPS-77 strengthens defense capabili- ties of the National Armed Forces in Latvia and offers the ability to be highly mobile and rapidly deployed. Trust Automation offers fully-
engineered system solutions and U.S.-based manufacturing for cus- tom motor and motion control requirements to meet the specialized
needs of the armed forces. Recent contracts include the AN/TPQ-53 for
Lockheed’s radars using Trust’s vehicle leveling system.
Lockheed Martin and the Multi- Mission Launcher (MML) for the
U.S. Army. Contact: Trust Automation, Inc.,
143 Suburban Road, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 % 805-544-0761 E-mail:
sales@trustautomation.com Web:
www.trustautomation.com
Microscan to Release Barcode Reader Platform
Renton, WA — Microscan, a manu- facturer of miniature devices for bar- code reading and machine vision inspection, will release a smart cam- era platform this summer. The com- pany plans to combine the capabili- ties of its MicroHAWK barcode read- er platform and its AutoVISION and WebLink user interfaces in a single, scaleable camera suite. The new devices will have broad
application potential in a miniature design with an array of hardware configurations and user-friendly soft- ware environments. Users will have the freedom to select device hard- ware —including integrated lighting, high-performance X-mode decoding, sensor options, industrial IP-rated sealing, liquid lens autofocus, and
Ethernet connectivity — without increasing the camera’s physical footprint. The cameras will also provide
software options for barcode reading, Auto ID+, or complete machine vision, enabling a range of applica- tions from basic to complex. This architecture will consoli-
date equipment, integration space and operation for barcode reading and machine vision applications, reducing the time and cost required
to source, install, and learn the tools. Contact: Microscan Systems,
Inc., 700 SW 39th Street, Suite 100, Renton, WA 98057 % 425-226-5700 fax: 425-226-8250 E-mail:
swarner@microscan.com Web:
www.microscan.com
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