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August, 2017 THE NEW
BENCHMARK IN WIRE STRIPPING
H2W: Dual-Feedback Voice Coil Positioning Stage
Santa Clarita, CA — H2W Technol - ogies has developed a dual-feedback voice coil positioning stage. The VCS20-020-CR-01-MC-F3K can oper - ate either under closed-loop position control with force monitoring or closed-loop force control with position monitoring. The positioning stage uses
H2W’s NCC20-18-1A voice coil motor to generate a continuous/peak force of 2/6 lb (8.9/26.7N) with a total stroke length of 2 in. (5.1 cm). The 1 µm resolution encoder provides pre- cise positioning. The 3 kg (6.6 lb) rated force transducer allows for 0.01 to 3 kg (0.02 to 6.6 lb) of push/pull force feedback control. The positioner comes with a
high-accuracy crossed roller bearing. The motor coil is the moving part of the assembly, reducing the moving
The
Mira 230 has a new robust and
sturdy design that supports an extraor- dinary processing range from AWG 32 to AWG 8. It sets a new benchmark by its unique sequencing capabilities that can be stored in a library for quick reproduction. The Mira 230 can strip and cut inner conductors with a variety of parameters without a program change. It comes equipped with a simple graphical user interface that ensures a quick learning process.
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mass of the system. Power is sup- plied to the motor through a high- reliability, flexible flat ribbon cable.
Dual-feedback voice coil positioner. Contact: H2W Technologies, Inc., 26380 Ferry Court,
Santa Clarita, CA 91350 % 888-702-0540 E-mail:
info@h2wtech.com Web:
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FEIG Upgrades Long-Range RFID Reader
Duluth, GA — FEIG Electronics has upgraded its LRU1002 UHF long- range RFID reader with new capabil- ities, enabling easier installation and seamless integration with the com- pany’s reader and antenna product families. The reader is now also RAIN RFID-compliant. With a range of up to 40 ft
(12m), the UHF long-range reader is a solution for systems that read num- bers of tags simultaneously at a dis- tance. This is useful for automatic vehicle identification (AVI), industri- al applications, vehicle access, park- ing and warehouse forklift/logistics tracking, traffic monitoring and parking management, laundry serv- ices, and waste management. The updated LRU1002 packs a
host of new, user-friendly features, well-matched for vehicle identifica- tion and logistics access control sys- tem applications. Reader configura-
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tions are easily stored on USB drives for quick copy and seamless transfer to other readers. The reader offers full external UHF multiplexer sup- port, including ID ISC.ANT.UMUX 8 channel. The antenna cable now sup- plies connection and multiplexer power, simplifying installation by
LRU1002 UHF long-range RFID reader.
eliminating an external power sup- ply and additional cabling. The reader’s LED indicators
show activity, including power, read- ing events and event mismatches. The system also has a battery-based real-time clock and an improved Wiegand interface, which makes it compatible with common access con- trol systems. An optional Wiegand switch allows two-lane monitoring. Since access control systems
must be highly secure in sensitive areas, the LRU1002 is compliant to ISO/IEC 29167-10 standardized cryp- tographic security using AES 128-bit keys that can be managed from the reader or from the host system. These keys are used for secure authentication of transponders, such as the UCODE DNA chip from NXP, according to EPC Class 1 Gen 2 V2 and ISO29167, pre- venting unauthorized access by anyone with a cloned transponder. The reader has six inputs and
outputs that enable vehicle access con- trol applications with multiple lanes. It supports the EPCglobal low-level read- er protocol (LLRP), has four hardware interfaces, including Ethernet, RS-232, USB, and Wiegand, offers protection against such malfunctions as antenna short-circuit, mismatch or ESD. The readers offer protection up to IP64 for
use in harsh industrial environments. Contact: FEIG Electronics, Inc.,
2220 Northmont Parkway,
Suite 250, Duluth, GA 30096 % 770-491-8060 E-mail:
info@feig-electronics.com Web:
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