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tech.com Saelig Introduces Power Supply Series
FAIRPORT, NY — Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced Aim-TTi’s new FX100 power sup- ply series, the FX100DP and FX100TP models, both of which have two 105W PowerFlex outputs, with a maximum capacity of 42V or 6A. The FX100TP adds a third output
from 0-6V and 6A. The color touchscreen gives the user a clear view and access to a wide range of measurements and fea- tures. At the heart of the FX series is Aim-TTi’s advanced PowerFlex technolo- gy, offering an intelligent auto-ranging capability that dynamically adjusts the operating range within the 105W channel power envelope. This ensures optimal efficiency and
performance, allowing users to precisely tailor the output to meet the demands of their appli- cation. SELV-compliance with the efficiency of PowerFlex
Teledyne Launches Z-Trak 3D Apps Studio Software
WATERLOO, ONTARIO, CAN - ADA — Teledyne DALSA has introduced its Z-Trak™ 3D apps studio, a suite of software tools developed for inline 3D machine vision applications. Designed to work with Teledyne DALSA’s Z- Trak family of laser profilers, it simplifies 3D dimensional meas- urement and inspection tasks on production lines. Capable of handling 3D
scans of objects with varied sur- face types, sizes and geometric features, Z-Trak 3D apps studio is ideal for factory automation applications across a wide range of industries including electric vehicles, automotive, electronics, semiconductors, packaging, log - istics, metal fabrication, lumber, and many more. Z-Trak 3D apps studio fea-
tures streamlined tools for meas- uring object thickness, inspecting glue-beads, weld seams, and iden- tifying defects on flat, in clined, and curved surfaces on machined, assembled, or extruded parts. It also includes anchoring and data enhancement features like reflec- tion elimination to ensure reliable and repeatable results under diverse operating conditions. Teledyne’s Z-Trak family of
laser profilers features various multi-sensor topologies to en - hance the field of view while pre- serving height resolution, to overcome occlusion, or to provide
a 360° view of objects. Contact: Teledyne DALSA, 605 McMurray Road, Waterloo,
Ontario, N2V 2E9, Canada % 519-886-6000 E-mail:
jessica.broom@
teledyne.com Web:
www.teledyne.com
makes the FX100 series a cost-effective choice for test and laboratory use.
All FX100 outputs are completely inde-
pendent and isolated, but it is possible to con- figure the power supply so that the Output 2 voltage automatically tracks the Output 1 voltage. For applications requiring the highest accuracy and reso- lution, up to 5-digit setting and metering with a resolution of 1mV/1mA is provid- ed for both voltage and current. The FX models have a compact footprint, while the low-pressure-fan-assisted cooling system keeps the supply cool without
adding audible noise. Contact: Saelig Company, Inc., 71A
FX100 series power supply.
Perinton Parkway, Fairport, NY 14450 % 585-385-1750 E-mail:
info@saelig.com Web:
www.saelig.com
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