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February, 2018 Curtiss-Wright Expands Rotary Sensor Family
Charlotte, NC — Curtiss-Wright’s Industrial divi- sion has launched its NRH305DR, a non-contact rotary position sensor. The new device expands the company’s portfolio of position sensors and offers an optimal combination of performance, safety and cost for manufacturers who design vehicles and control systems. The new sensor shares many of the same fea-
tures and benefits as the NRH300DP, which was launched in 2016, and is a part of the Penny & Giles brand family. It is designed to enhance sys- tem performance by incorporating two completely independent power supplies and output channels for full electrical redundancy, operating from a 5 VDC regulated supply. With a 0.3 in. (8 mm) low-profile sensor body
and small footprint, this fully encapsulated, IP68/IP69K-rated sensor offers exceptional levels of performance against water, dust, shock, vibra-
NRH305DR rotary position sensors.
tion, and temperature. The separate magnet assembly that activates the sensor can have a per- missible air gap between 0.06 and 0.3 in. (1.5 and
8 mm) (depending on magnet style) and can accom- modate up to ±0.08 in. (±2 mm) radial offset to ease setup and installation. Versatile, factory-programmable electronics
can be set to one of two analog voltage output ranges or one of three PWM frequencies. The polar- ities of each of the analog outputs can be independ- ently set, with onboard diagnostic functions ensur- ing the outputs are put into safe, pre-defined states, should an internal sensor error be detected. Features include: non-contact design and sens-
ing technology for wear-free operation; can be facto- ry set to correspond to rotations of 20 to 360° in 1° increments; industry-standard 1.5 in. (3.8 cm) mounting centers; analog output from 0.5 to 4.5V or 0.2 to 4.8V; and transmissive measurements can be
made through non-magnetic materials. Contact: Curtiss-Wright Corp., 13925
Ballantyne Corporate Place, Suite 400, Charlotte, NC 28277 % 704-869-4600 E-mail:
info@curtisswright.com Web:
www.curtiswright.com
See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 741
AES Offers Modular Rack-Mount Gas Delivery System
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VERSA-GAS vSource gas delivery system.
The modular design of AES’
vSource rack-mount systems further adds to their versatility. The systems are available in manual, semi-auto- mated or fully automated configura- tions to support high- or low-pres- sure applications. Features include: an 11 gauge
steel mounting rack; high-purity 316L SS components orbitally welded in a Class 100 cleanroom; tied-diaphragm pressure regulators; a SEMI S2-certi- fied design and helium leak testing system validation to 1.0 x 10–9 atm- cm3/s; and front-mounted components
to make maintenance easy. Contact: Applied Energy
Systems, Inc., 180 Quaker Lane, Malvern, PA 19355 % 610-647-8744 fax: 610-640-4548 E-mail:
info@appliedenergysystems.com Web:
www.appliedenergysystems.com
Rla iiy eiblt Promne ef r ac
Malvern, PA — Applied Energy Systems (AES) is now offering its VERSA-GAS™ vSource™ rack- mount system for the delivery of non- hazardous process or purge gases. Industrial or speciality gas applica- tions require source systems to sup- port their high-purity processes and purge routines. AES’ rack-mounted systems are a mobile alternative to wall-mounted source equipment. This mobility is particularly valuable in environments where facility space is limited, or where it is often recon- figured, such as laboratories.
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