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SAVAGE, MN — With the new EPX module series, Beckhoff offers a compact option for Ex i signal acquisition from zones 0/20, 1/21 and Div. 1 as an addi- tion to the wide range of EtherCAT Box modules. With robust IP67 protection, they enable direct and decentralized installation on machines and
Mini Voice Coil Servo Motor from Moticont
VAN NUYS, CA — Moticont has released the miniature GVCM- 016-019-01M linear voice coil servo motor. Smaller in diame- ter than a U.S. Dime this 0.625 in. (15.9 mm) diameter servo motor, also called an electric cylinder, features a high force- to-size ratio of 1.5 N (5.3 oz) con- tinuous force and 4.6 N (16.6 oz)
systems, even in harsh environ- ments. This results in numerous advantages in all areas with explosion protection require- ments, both in processing plants and in discrete manufactur- ing applications. Interface options are available for the popular HART, NAMUR and FDT/DTM standards. As a robust alternative
to IP20 solutions with addi- tional enclosures, the IP67- rated EPX modules enable reliable data collection, even in hazardous areas where no control cabinet or termi-
nal box can or should be installed. The extremely compact modular design leads to signifi- cant space savings. Furthermore, the previously
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required safety barriers are no longer necessary, which saves space and reduces costs. Addi - tional advantages of the new EtherCAT Box modules are their simple commissioning, avoid- ance of errors due to incorrect contact assignments and sys- tem modularization facilitated
by onsite signal acquisition. Contact: Beckhoff
Automation, 13130 Dakota EPX series EtherCAT I/Os.
Avenue, Savage, MN 55378 % 1-877-722-6846 E-mail:
beckhoff.usa@
beckhoff.com Web:
www.beckhoffautoma-
tion.com
GVCM-016-019-01M linear voice coil servo motor.
of peak force. The compact hous- ing is just 0.63 in. (19.1 mm) long and in the fully extended position the shaft extends 0.79 in. (20.0 mm) beyond the face of the housing. The end of the shaft has an M2.2X0.45 thread for backlash free connections. Non-commutated, these new
brush less miniature linear servo motors are clean, quiet, and fea- ture high acceleration/decelera- tion, high speed, high reliability, cog free linear motion. and improved reliability. They are designed for: haptic feedback and pipetting in medical devices, laser, machining and drilling, work holding and clamping, scan- ners and laser beam steering and filtering, optical focusing, dynam- ic vibration absorption, testing, sorting, and assembly. They should also be considered as low- cost replacements for pneumatic linear actuators. The housing and coil end of
the GVCM-016-019-01M has 2 M2.2X0.45 threaded mounting holes on 0.25 in. (6.4 mm) cen- ters for easy integration into
new and existing applications. Contact: Moticont, 6901
Woodley Avenue, Van Nuys, CA 91406 % 818-785-1800 Email:
moticont@moticont.com Web:
www.moticont.com
For sponsorship information, contact
Brian Schieman, Executive Director
bschieman@imaps.org
Conference: October 4-6, 2022 Exhibition: October 4-5, 2022
Professional Development Courses: October 3, 2022
SPONSOR & EXHIBIT SALES UNDERWAY!
The 55th International Symposium on Microelectronics is being organized by the International Microelectronics Assembly and Packaging Society (IMAPS) and held at Hynes Convention Center. This year’s Symposium will focus on PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES ENABLING THE NEW NORMAL, and will feature 5 technical tracks, plus our Interactive Poster Session. The technical program will span three days of sessions with emphasis on packaging technologies that serve 5G, High Performance Computations, Automotive, Industrial, Defense/Space, Medical electronics markets, and beyond!
• TRACK 1: SiP/Design/Manufacturing Optimization
• TRACK 2: Wafer Level/Panel Level (Advanced RDL)
• TRACK 3: High Performance / High Reliability
• TRACK 4: Advanced Package (Flip Chip, 2.5D, 3D, Optical)
• TRACK 5: Advanced Process & Materials (Enabling Tech.)
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