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May, 2017 IDT Releases Inductive Position Sensor


San Jose, CA — Integrated Device Technology (IDT) has introduced a new family of high-per- formance inductive position sensors. The sensors are designed to be reliable, flexible, easy to service and to lower overall system costs. The company’s three ZMID520x sensors are automotive-qualified to AEC-A100 standards and support implementa- tion in safety-related systems compliant to ISO 26262 up to ASIL-B. The new sensors are suitable for the automotive, industrial and consumer mar- kets and can be used in vehicles, robotics, home appliances, and smart automation applications. By using an inexpensive printed circuit and a


simple metallic target, the sensors do away with the magnets commonly used in position sensors, offering higher reliability and lowering costs. IDT’s inductive technology is immune to stray magnetic


fields — parasitic fields that can cause electromag- netic interference and safety risks. No expensive and complex shielding is required.


The adaptable mechanical design enables


rotational end-of-shaft, side-shaft, linear and arc motion, from small angles up to full 360°. The scal- able coil design is tolerant to mechanical misalign- ment in any direction, horizontal or vertical. The sensor ICs can withstand ambient temperatures up to +150°C (+302°F), as well as other harsh con- ditions such as dust or humidity. The coils them- selves can be subjected to even more severe condi- tions, such as temperatures higher than +150°C (+302°F) as well as corrosive liquids or gases. Using only three wires, the sensor ICs can be user- programmed and calibrated in the final system assembly without requiring additional wiring or components. The three ZMID520x sensors provide a vari-


ZMID520 series inductive position sensor.


ety of outputs: the ZMID5201 is for analog; the ZMID5202 for pulse-width modula- tion (PWM); and the ZMID5203 for SENT (single edge nibble transmis-


sion) protocol. Contact: IDT, 6024 Silver Creek


Valley Road, San Jose, CA 95138 % 408-284-8200 fax: 408-284-2775


Web: www.idt.com See at EDS, Suite B40


WAGO Gains New UL Product Approvals


Germantown, WI — Building control panels to UL 508A standard with WAGO products has now become much easier. The company has updated its UL file with additional products that have been tested for increased short circuit ratings. Products include: TOPJOB® S


terminal blocks tested with addi- tional circuit breaker combinations; TOPJOB S terminals blocks tested


UL-approved terminal blocks.


with fuses; POWER CAGE CLAMP® blocks with power tap/distribution accessory tested; new 350 kcmil POWER CAGE CLAMP blocks test- ed with fuses, along with many oth- ers.


WAGO offers a wide range of


interconnect, interface and automa- tion solutions. From the company’s pioneering CAGE CLAMP spring pressure connection technology to its fieldbus independent WAGO-I/O- SYSTEM, the company provides cus- tomers with performance and relia- bility, enabling safe and efficient sys-


tem operation. Contact: WAGO Corp., N120


W19129 Freistadt Road,


Germantown, WI 53022 % 800-346-7245 fax: 262-255-3232 E-mail: info.us@wago.com Web: www.wago.us


See at EWPTE, Booth 1616


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