Register to attend at
www.sensorsandinstrumentation.co.uk
GRAS be showing its new KB5000/5001 right and left pinnas with anthropometric concha and ear canal for use with the 43BB highly sensitive ear simulator system
and for bandwidths of up to 50kHz. The company will also be introducing new wireless strain gauge amplifiers. Visitors will also be able to learn more about LoadSense, the company’s strain gauge based stainless steel tension type sensor with the capability of wirelessly transmitting its data (via 2.4 GHz) to a display. Alternatively, it can record data to its inbuilt 32MB memory for subsequent downloading and use/analysis. The range has recently been extended up to 30 tonnes. The device is used across the world in some very interesting applications – find out about these at the show. Another exhibitor this year is GRAS Sound & Vibration UK (GRAS UK), which will be highlighting its measurement microphones and related acoustic accessories. The company will, for example, be showing its new KB5000/5001 right and left pinnas with anthropometric concha and ear canal for use with the 43BB highly sensitive ear
simulator system, designed to measure sound pressure levels close to or below the threshold of human hearing. Also on display will be the compact flush mount turbulence screen
microphone kit, which will demonstrate the company’s commitment to helping aircraft and motor vehicle manufacturers further reduce noise emissions. With noise development having a considerable effect on a vehicle’s comfort and economy, the robust kit has been specially developed for accurate testing in solid walled wind tunnels in the near and far field, at low and high wind speeds. Also exhibiting this year isMicro Sensor
Co, a manufacturer which specialises in research, development, production and sales of high-quality OEM piezoresistive pressure sensors and transmitters, as well as other measurement and control instruments in China. Its products are mainly divided
into five types including sensors (Pressure/Differential Pressure), transmitters (Pressure/Differential Pressure/Level), switches (Pressure/Level/Temperature/Flow), flow meters, and Internet of things. Also available from the company are instruments related to pressure measurement and control. Of additional benefit, customised solutions can be created – find out how by speaking to the company at the show. DELTA wants to help users explore and succeed with smart products, with
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minimal risk. According to the company, wireless connectivity is everywhere. Combined with small semiconductor sensor elements you can get ‘once- lifeless’ products to receive updates, send notifications, be controlled remotely, and more. Find out how at Sensors & Instrumentation.
VISITOR REGISTRATION The above information is just a brief glimpse into what you can see at Sensors & Instrumentation 2016. Visit the website for the full exhibitor list. Visitor registration is now open, and it is advised that you register before visiting to avoid queuing on the day.
www.sensorsandinstrumentation.co.uk Sensors & Instrumentation 2016 seminar programme Wednesday 28th
10:30-11:15: Alex Graft, Product Specialist Manager, Shawcity Presentation Title: How the gas sensor drives instrumentation development
11:30-12:15 Johan Hillergren, Marketing Engineer, Data Acquisition, National Instruments Presentation Title: The BIG, the BAD, & the UGLY: BIG DATA best practices for data acquisition
12:30-13:15 Mark Ingham, Sales Engineer, Sensor Technology Presentation Title: Wireless sensor developments for the Industrial Internet of Things
13:30-14:15 Ian Tognarelli, Business Manager for Flow Products, Emerson Presentation Title: Using instrument diagnostic information to reduce calibration costs, time and product wastage
14:30-15:15 Nelson Matthys, CEO, VersaSense – a Linear Technology IoT Partner Presentation Title: Creating, deploying and configuring applications for Internet of Things (IoT)
15:30-16:15 James Champ, Project Director, B2B Compliance Presentation Title: How will you be affected by changes to WEEE compliance in 2019?
Thursday 29th
10:30-11:15: Chris Payne and Frank Dean, Ion Science Presentation Title: The role of sensor technology and systems in Industry 4.0 and Intelligent, connected sensors and the Internet of Things
11:30-12:15 Johan Hillergren, Marketing Engineer, Data Acquisition, National Instruments Presentation Title: The BIG, the BAD, & the UGLY: BIG DATA best practices for data acquisition
12:30-13:15 Damon Parsey, Beanair/AcSoft, AcSoft/GRAS Presentation Title: Wireless sensor networks that allow us to see the health of structures
13:30-14:15 Ian Tognarelli, Business Manager for Flow Products, Emerson Presentation Title: Using instrument diagnostic information to reduce calibration costs, time and product wastage
14:30-15:15 Anna Schulenburg, PhD, Area Sales Manager UK/IR, SENSIRION Presentation Title: World’s Smallest Differential Pressure Sensor SDP3x
15:30-16:15 Bethany Fox, PhD Student, Chelsea Technologies Group Presentation Title: Dissolved organic matter: natural fluorescence for improved water quality monitoring
* Seminars may be subject to change. Please check the website for details SUPPLEMENT: SENSORS & INSTRUMENTATION 2016 | SEPTEMBER 2016 S7
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