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OMRON MOSFET RELAY MINIMISES LEAKAGE FOR MAXIMUM TEST ACCURACY


mechanical and MOSFET relay technology to provide the ultimate test switching solution


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In a world first for semiconductor and other test equipment, Omron Electronic Components Europe has created a MOSFET relay module that minimized leakage current.


With a unique T- circuit structure, the Omron G3VM-21MT offers an exceptionally low leakage current of just 1pA (pico-Amp) or less, giving accurate measurements in all types of test equipment. Mechanical relays have previously been preferred in the semiconductor and other test equipment, in part due to their low leakage current.


Omron Electronics Components u +31 235 681 296


u www.components.omron.eu BRAMMER BUCK & HICKMAN


Launches Specialist Power Tool Repair and Torque Tool Calibration Service Centre


industrial maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) products and services, is delighted to announce the opening of a new power tool repair and torque tool calibration service centre in Middlesbrough, serving the entire UK. Designed to provide customers


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with a fast turnaround, helping to save money and time while reducing the impact on the environment, the new service centre aims to return repaired tools within 48 hours. Customers will be able to use the service by following several simple steps. These


include locating their local Brammer Buck & Hickman branch, visiting and placing the power tool to be repaired into a dedicated repair box held on-site. Once placed, Brammer Buck & Hickman will diagnose the issue and fix it within the manufacturer’s warranty.


Brammer Buck & Hickman u 08702402100


u www.bbh-rubix.com


rammer Buck & Hickman, the UK’s leading supplier of


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TRACERCO LAUNCH NEW AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) APPLICATION – INSIGHT THROUGH AR


Tracerco’s new application will allow those working in the oil and gas, petrochemical and refining industries to visualise in a real-world environment, how its range of instrumentation can provide accurate and reliable, multiphase and bulk level, density and interface measurements, whilst on the go, or from the comfort of their own office / at home. By using AR, Tracerco can provide customers with an interactive and immersive experience that will enable them to visualise how our solutions can help solve their most challenging process control and measurement applications. The application can be downloaded on both Apple and Android devices by searching for “Tracerco” via the respective app store.Tracerco has a number of other exciting projects in the pipeline using this technology, as they continue to help customers get a new perspective on their business and make those critical decisions.


T Tracerco u tracerco@tracerco.com u www.tracerco.com


MEET THE WORLD’S FIRST HAND HELD FULLY AUTOMATED PRESSURE CONTROLLER


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ith the release of the Additel 760 there is finally a portable automated pressure calibrator which can be held in the


palm of your hand. · Pressure ranges from +0.62 mbar to 20 bar.


· Fully automatic calibrator with built-in pump and controller.


· Switchable internal pressure models for expandable ranges.


· Accuracy (1 year) of 0.02%FS.


· External pressure modules available (measure only).


· Less than 4 lbs (1.8 kg) for handheld operation. · Source pressure, measure pressure and electrical.


· The ADT 760’s innovative design contains a built-in pump, precision pressure sensor, internal controller and a large touch-screen colour display.


· USB, WI-FI and Bluetooth Communications.


Each unit has four channels: one internal pressure channel for source and measure pressures, two external pressure measurement channels, and one electronic measure and source channel.


Chamois u 01926 812066 KEEPING COOL IN A HOT ENVIRONMENT RHEINTACHO FP SPEED SENSORS IN USE FROM -40 °C TO +160 °C (-40 °F TO +320 °F)


The completely newly developed series of sensors for the rotational speed and direction detection has the following additional technical data:


• High-tech plastic sensor with 90° phase shift • Insertion depths: 35 mm and 45 mm • Protection class: IP65 • Standstill detection (from 0 Hz) • High temperature resistance


With the sensor electronics used here, the FP series offer reliable signal detection already from zero speed.


The electronics are based on the 2-channel Differential-Hall principle and are suitable, for example, for applications in the fields of electric drives and forklift trucks.


he FP series of speed sensors are especially suitable for use in environments with extreme temperature loads, e.g. encapsulated motors or installation situations with limited heat exchange.


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Due to the intelligent and modern electronic design, mechanics and electronics are very well suited to withstand extreme temperature loads.


This was verified with a long-term high temperature test in which the sensor was exposed to temperatures up to +160 °C.


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In developing this new series, the Freiburg-based sensor manufacturer is relying on the FK sensors that have already been successfully used in numerous applications for many years. Optimizations in terms of housing geometry, materials and electronics design offer potential customers a high degree of innovation and performance while maintaining the successful and reliable concept of the FK series.


Rheintacho u 0113 2874411


u www.rheintacho.co.uk u www.chamois.net


hrough the use of AR technology and animation,


March 2020 Instrumentation Monthly


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