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DYNAMIC INCLINOMETER T
he SST810 Dynamic Inclinometer is designed for measuring angles
whilst in the presence of motions. These motions, such as rapid movements, will result in measurement errors in MEMS type inclinometers that detect the change in the earths gravitational acceleration. The Dynamic Inclinometer combines the accelerometer data with that of a gyroscope to reduce these errors. The SST810 having a triaxial accelerometer and a three-axis gyroscope can realise a combination of static measurement and dynamic measurement to provide roll and pitch angles, triaxial acceleration, triaxial angular velocity and displacement in real time.
Applications include marine, transport, rail, robotics and positioning systems.
KDP Electronics Systems u 01767 651058 u
www.kdpes.co.uk
NEW KDS-FB CABLE ENTRY FOR FIVE ROUND-CABLE SEALING ELEMENTS
expands the KDS-FB flat ribbon cable entry system. The portfolio currently comprises a total of 13 cable entries with four frame widths and various divisions for flat and round cables. The latest addition is a pre-configured cable entry with five sealing elements to accommodate round cables. The new variant has a 39 mm x 120 mm frame size. Like all KDSClick cable management solutions, the KDS-FB line is based on a few basic components designed for tool-less assembly and tool-less placement into a frame. Once the one-piece frame is screwed on the opening from outside the enclosure or distribution cabinet, flat or round cables fitted with suitable sealing elements can simply be pushed in from the inside for a snug insertion into the frame slots. TPE gaskets are molded directly into the frames to ensure high, IP66-rated ingress protection.
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CONTA-CLIP u
christian.quade@conta-clip.de u
www.conta-clip.com
HELMHOLTZ COIL SYSTEMS B
artington Instruments now offers Helmholtz coil systems in
diameters of 350mm (HC9 & HC16), 500mm (HC1™) or 1m (HC2™). Also available are 1.3m (BH1300) and 2m (BHC2000) Ferronato™ Helmholtz coils. The coils generate stable and homogeneous AC and DC magnetic fields in up to three axes, with an amplitude up to ±1mT at DC. Applications include calibration of
magnetometers found in consumer electronics, satellite assemblies, and directional drilling tools used in oil and gas exploration. The complete Helmholtz coil
system, comprising of PA1 power amplifier, CU1 control unit, and the CU2 closed-loop unit, enabling active compensation of surrounding DC magnetic fields and attenuation of AC fields to 50Hz.
Bartington Instruments u 01993 706565 u
www.bartington.com
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NEW SLOPING FRONT INSTRUMENT ENCLOSURES FROM METCASE
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ETCASE has launched a new sloping front version of its advanced TECHNOMET
desktop instrument enclosures. TECHOMET SL is designed for applications including medical and test and measurement. The new SL model’s front bezel is inclined
at 18 degrees for a perfect viewing angle of the controls, displays etc. Extruded snap-on trims at the front and rear cover all the front panel and case fixing screws. A single PCB can be installed on four pre-
fitted M3 pillars in the base – or multiple PCBs can slide in on clip-in anti-vibration guides (accessories). The front and rear panels are recessed to protect switches, connectors, displays and keypads. TECHNOMET SL is available in three standard sizes: 100 x 225 x 230 mm, 125 x 275 x
285 mm and 150 x 350 x 320 mm (which features side grip handles as standard). METCASE can supply TECHNOMET SL enclosures fully customised.
METCASE Enclosures u 01489 583858
u
www.metcase.co.uk
MAGNETIC INDUCTIVE FLOW SENSOR T
he robust VMZ.2 magnetic inductive flow sensor is the second generation from SIKA Dr. Siebert &
Kühn. Its special design is said to make it highly cost effective and it is packed with technical features. It is specifically designed for OEM
applications and is now available with 4- 20mA / 0-10VDC output. This flow sensor includes an unobstructed
pipe cross-section with no projecting or moving parts to avoid additional pressure drop. The VMZ.2 is unaffected by changes in viscosity, density, pressure or temperature. The use of plastic components means that the new flow sensor is both light and compact, making it suitable for use in mobile applications. The flow sensor can be used with conductive liquids, particularly in places where
some flow sensors with moving parts cannot be used due to clogging of media. It constantly measures volumetric flow rates and ensures precise dispensing of liquids over a wide measuring range.
SIKA u 07749603461
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www.sika.net/en
SMITHS INTERCONNECT LAUNCHES LAB-FLEX® T SERIES OF COAXIAL CABLE ASSEMBLIES
subsystems, microwave and radio frequency products, announces today the release of its Lab- Flex® T Series of flexible coaxial cable assemblies. The T cable assemblies are mechanically robust and specifically designed to minimize phase change when subjected to a wide range of operational temperatures. This makes them an ideal choice for system applications under extreme temperature and environmental conditions such as Radar, Test & Measurement, and Space applications. The Lab-Flex® T Series currently consists of the 065T, 100T, and 160T cable models, which cover key performance characteristics at various frequency bands from DC to 50 GHz. Lab-Flex® T cable assemblies allow for minimum phase change while maintaining excellent return loss. Their special foam dielectric material provides a much lower attenuation than solid PTFE. Precision Connector interfaces meet MIL-STD-348 requirements and are designed for maximum frequency capability.
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Smiths Interconnect u +39 010 60361 u
www.smithsinterconnect.com
miths Interconnect, a leading provider of technically differentiated electronic components,
February 2019 Instrumentation Monthly
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