The LHD ULTRA series is based on the thermal measurement of microflows and benefits from a piece of First Sensor’s own key technology, which involves integrating the microflow
channel and thermal MEMS sensing element on a silicon chip. LHD ULTRA offers exceptional dynamics with a maximum pressure range of up to 5,000
Pa. Further benefits of the series include extremely high flow impedance in combination with low flow leakage and the resulting high resistance to dust and moisture. The series offers excellent long-term and offset stability thanks to patented real-time
offset compensation and linearizing technology with a standard of quality that outstrips the products currently on the market. Each sensor is equipped with a linearized, digital I²C or SPI output, an integrated on-chip temperature sensor and a barometric sensor.
With the new MTE EFFICIENCY modular pressure transmitter platform, First Sensor is offering high measuring accuracy and stability for demanding applications combined with great cost efficiency. The platform comprises three
transmitter series and offers enormous possibilities for customization together with short lead times. The previous standard platform has been decisively optimized and, thanks to new production processes and a more compact design, now allows for significantly lower costs whilst maintaining the familiar high quality. The MTE7000 series is suitable for measuring dry, non-corrosive gases from as little as
10 mbar. The MTE8000 and MTE9000 series are suitable for corrosive media and offer pressure ranges up to 35 bar. All three series are calibrated and temperature-compensated and offer different amplified analog output signals.
Wieland Electric's PODIS® 5G6 energy bus supports easy acceptance of electrical systems thanks to UL system approval
Wherever systems need to be supplied with energy over long distances, energy bus systems shine. When projects are being designed, whether they are airports, warehouses, or distribution centres, the planning and, more importantly, the acceptability of the electrical systems can be a major challenge for project planners and designers. If the components utilised have the necessary approvals, the effort involved can be considerably reduced. This is exactly what Wieland Electric's podis® 5G6 energy bus system gives, having recently gained UL system approval, adding to its’s existing TUV compliance. This means that exporting companies in particular, benefit from less testing and save time when it comes to getting their electrical systems approved. Wieland Electric now has a fully and coherently documented installation system, thanks
to the UL 2875 certification of the podis® 5G6 power bus systems, make it considerably easier to approve electrical installations on site, both in Europe and North America.
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First Sensor AG, a world class developer and manufacturer of standard sensor products and customized sensor solutions is now expanding production capacity for their silicon PIN photodiodes Series X. In the ever growing
market for ionizing radiation detectors, the trend is towards larger area detectors composed of a matrix or line arrays with up to several hundred scintillation crystals. First Sensor’s extensive experience in design and optical detector manufacturing, combined with an expertise in packaging and assembly technology, means the customers can benefit throughout the entire process from concept to the delivery of qualified production subassemblies. These state-of-the-art detectors cover alpha, beta, gamma and X-ray radiation, and can
be configured in a variety of ways enabling bespoke solutions to be scaled based on the First Sensor tried-and-tested chip technology.
Foremost Electronics, the engineering-led Essex based importer and specialist distributor of electromechanical components, can now offer machine builders and process control system designers one of the most comprehensive and versatile ranges of HMI support arms available from a single source. Market leading enclosure
manufacturer Schroff-nVent monitoring and management support arms are a modern looking design for mounting a flat screen monitor of up to 24” with a keyboard and mouse for use industrial or laboratory environments. The fully integrated design means installation on any cabinet can be done a one person in a few minutes. The Schroff-nVent support arm allows screen tilting with optional swivel and rotation functions for individual needs and the keyboard can be folded up to save space. Two models are available with or without a keyboard tray. The keyboard tray unit provides space-saving cable management within the wall duct. The Idec HT3P Safety Commander™ Series of support arms save the costs of having a
bespoke programming pendant or permanent touch panel in each workplace and allows machine programming or maintenance to be done from a standard tablet. The HT3P improves safety and operability for both right- and left-handed users and adapts to both vertical and horizontal use. The HT3P will accommodate industry standard tablets of various sizes and includes a USB charging port. Built-in safety features include an emergency stop switch with LED indicator and a three-position enabling switch and key locking function. The HT3P support arm has a rugged construction with drop resistance of 1.2 meters and IP54 protection. Support arms for HMI enclosures from specialist manufacturer TEKNOKOL provide cost
effective mounting to machines and offer modular assembly and customisable solutions for loads up to 120kg. Three different series are available, all compatible with TEKNOKOL Operator Control panels and HMI enclosures providing a fully integrated assembly. Featuring a sleek, modern design a wide range of components are available to suit a large number of configurations and a sealed mechanism ensures long life. TEKNOKOL also supply Coupling Towers for when a support arm and panel assembly cannot be directly attached to a machine or to an automated production line. Emma Kempster, Key Account Manager, of Foremost Electronics, comments;”
Automation in manufacturing systems continues to grow and the demand for distributed, on-machine, control using standard tablet computers has led to great innovation in support arms for use by machine builders. We can offer our customers a wide choice of designs and features from market-leading supplies to simplify their design and procurement process.”
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