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he Meggitt Sensing Systems PCH420 available through KDP Electronic systems, is the first HART compatible vibration transmitter for simplified condition monitoring of process systems. PCH420 sensors offer seamless integration to host automation systems enabling low-cost installations and remote monitoring capabilities.
Identifying slight variances in machinery
Ocean Optics expands product portfolio
cean Optics, the industry leader in modular spectroscopy applications and products, has consolidated the innovative multispectral sensing and imaging offerings of PIXELTEQ into the Ocean Optics product portfolio. The move further expands Ocean Optics’ spectral imaging design and manufacturing capabilities in support of researchers, developers and OEMs across a wide range of applications including biomedical, agriculture,
O and machine vision.
food and PIXELTEQ
technology combines patented microlithography expertise with state-of-the-art coating processes. This exclusive technology enables patterning of multiple dielectric, metal and colour filter arrays directly onto imaging sensors,
creating highly
compact and snapshot multispectral imaging cameras and systems. PIXELTEQ solutions enhance Ocean Optics’ existing line of modular spectroscopy products by offering new options for lab, field and industrial use.
Ocean Optics +1 727.216.7140
www.oceanoptics.com
performance can prevent serious defects such as bearing faults, gear defects, lubrication issues and pump cavitation. PCH420 sensors output reliable vibration data over HART networks, reducing the cost of maintenance and extending the lifetime of critical rotating equipment. Three programmable frequency bands provide enhanced root cause analysis.
The cause of excessive vibration can be quickly determined and appropriate action taken. Pinpointing the specific causes of abnormal vibration enables time and cost effective maintenance decisions and eliminating guesswork.
KDP Electronics Systems 01767 651058
www.kdpes.co.uk
Dewesoft R8D now with battery power T
Field Programmable Vibration Sensor T
4-20 mA transmitter with HART protocol
he battery powered portable instrument is designed according MIL standards and capable of withstanding harsh conditions in heavy environments such as construction and in Military applications. The instrument supports up to 32 galvanic isolated high dynamic input channels up to 1MS/s, which support almost any kind of signal and sensor. Analogue voltage up to ±1000V, accelerometers, charge sensors,
pressure sensors, thermocouples, RTDs, etc. Digital, GPS, ARINC 429, 1553, PCM, Chapter 10, Flexray, CAN, RS232, Ethernet and more... The system can easily be expanded up to hundreds of channels using SIRIUS and KRYPTON modules. High-speed
cameras are directly supported. A powerful INTEL I5 processor with 500GB storage and a high resolution 12“ screen guarantees measurement performance from -10° to +60°C. Based on the award winning DEWESOFT-X2 software, the instrument is used in multi-function analysis applications such E- Mobility, with NVH Analyzer, Combustion Analyzer, Power Analyzer,ADAS analyzer with the integrated 100Hz GPS receiver with RTK
Dewesoft UK Ltd
Panel PC family extended T
01367 871000
www.dewesoft.com
strain gauges, load cells,
he AFOLUX Gen III Panel PC family has been greatly extended bringing a wide choice of screen size and CPU performance with either a resistive or multi-touch capacitive touch screen, simplifying the selection of the correct unit for any application. From a simple input device to an advanced HMI there is an Afolux Panel PC to suit. The Afolux Gen III presents an attractive smooth front with an IP65 rating.
Screen sizes range from 7" 1024x700 pixel through 8",10",12" up to 15". Both wide screen and 4:3 formats are available. Other ranges cater for larger sizes. The latest Bay Trail Celeron CPU's from Intel ensure cool running and fanless operation. Full software support is available for Windows 7 Embedded and Windows 10 IoT. Optional webcam and RFID readers add to the capabilities of these units.
Typical applications include factory HMI, building automation, digital signage and stock control and picking in warehouses and secure access control.
HD graphics is provided by the latest 7th Generation Intel GPU with burst technology, which supports all major 3D graphics formats and offers video encode/decode hardware acceleration for H.264, MPEG2, MVC, VC-1, VMV9 and VP8 formats. HD audio is provided by the Realtec ALC892 Codec that simultaneously supports 7.1 channel sound playback plus 2 channels of independent stereo sound output (multiple streaming). An optional 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN and two Gigabit Ethernet ports come as standard; two USB3.0 and RS-232 ports are provided. Mass storage is through an internal mSATA slot. Power input is from the mains adaptor or 9 – 30 VDC. A comprehensive range of mounting accessories enable the units to be wall, panel, stand or VESA mounted.
For more information see
http://www.bvm.co.uk/PanelPC.asp BVM Limited
46 NOVEMBER 2016 | INSTRUMENTATION 01489 780144
www.bvm.co.uk
Inductive proximity sensors for Ex zones 0/20 heat resistant up to +140 °C
temperature applications in zone 0 hazardous gas atmospheres and zone 20 dust atmospheres. Designed to withstand extreme ambient temperatures from -20 °C to +140 °C, IGEXH sensors operate reliably even with frequent temperature variations.
S The rugged proximity
switches manufactured from 1.4571 stainless steel and PEEK provide IP68/IP69K ingress protection. The companion signal processing unit, the IKM 122 Ex amplifier, is installed outside the hazardous area. At launch, the series features M12 and M18 type sensors, with more to follow at a later time. The sensors are connected via a 2 meter FEP cable.
EGE-Elektronik +49 43 46 / 41 58 -0
www.ege-elektronik.com
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ensor manufacturer EGE introduces IGEXH series intrinsically safe inductive sensors for high-
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