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July 13, 2009
Miniature Triaxial Accelerometer from Dytran
The Model 3243A from Dytran Instruments Inc., Chatsworth, CA, is a miniature triaxial 10 mV/g accelerometer with a 2 m moisture-sealed integral cable designed for submersible applications. continued >>
Small Barometric Pressure Sensor from EPCOS
EPCOS AG, Munich, Germany, offers the T5000 and ASB1200E compact, packaged MEMS sensors for barometric pressure measurement. continued >>
Wireless RTD Probe/Transmitter from Omega
Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, CT, offers the UWRTD-NB9W Series of wireless RTD probe assemblies for sanitary applications. continued >>
Analyzer for Scintillation Detectors from ORTEC
ORTEC Products Group, AMETEK Advanced Measurement Technology, Oak Ridge, TN, offers the DigiDART-LF portable, multichannel analyzer for sodium iodide (NaI Tl), lanthanum bromide (LaBr3:Ce) and other scintillation detectors for portable gamma ray spectroscopy applications. continued >>
Tilt-Compensated Digital Compass from PNI Sensor
The TCM6 from PNI Sensor Corp., Santa Rosa, CA, combines magneto-inductive sensors, a triaxial accelerometer, and algorithms in a temperature- and noise-stabilized design to provide 3-axis orientation performance. continued >>
GPS-Enhanced AHRS from SBG Systems
The IG-500N from SBG Systems SAS, Rueil Malmaison, France, is a miniature attitude and heading reference system (AHRS) with a 4 Hz GPS receiver and a barometric sensor. continued >>
Miniature Altimeter Pressure Sensor from Servoflo
The Intersema MS5561C from Servoflo Corp., Lexington, MA, is a 4.75 by 4.25 by 1.6 mm integrated pressure sensor that offers a measurement range from 10–1100 mbar with 0.1 mbar resolution. continued >>
Servo Inclinometers from Sherborne Sensors
Sherborne Sensors Ltd., Basingstoke, U.K., offers the Series T435 single-axis, high-precision, closed-loop, gravity-referenced servo inclinometer family designed for downhole logging applications or space-constrained applications. continued >>
Draft Range Transmitter from Validyne
Validyne Engineering, Northridge, CA, offers the Model DR800 fast-response draft range transmitter that senses low pressures for process heater flame instability detection in low-emission burner retrofits. continued >>
Small, Low-Power Accelerometer from VTI
The CMA3000 accelerometer from VTI Technologies Oy, Vantaa, Finland, measures 2 by 2 by 0.9 mm, consumes <10 µA when powered with a 1.8 V supply voltage, and is suited for use in small, battery-powered devices such as mobile phones, gaming devices, and sports electronics. continued >>
Solid-State Gyro from Watson Industries
The Pro Gyro from Watson Industries Inc., Eau Claire, WI, is a solid-state rate gyro designed as a VSG replacement and featuring built-in test and enhanced EMI/RFI protection. continued >>
Sub-GHz Transceiver Radio from Microchip
The MRF49XA from Microchip Technology Inc., Chandler, AZ, covers the 434/868/915 MHz unlicensed ISM band and is suited for low data-rate, low-power embedded wireless applications. continued >>
Low-Power DSP from Sound Design Technologies
The WOLVERINE from Sound Design Technologies Ltd., Burlington, ON, Canada, is a full SoC programmable multiprocessor DSP platform suited for data processing applications in sensors, wireless motes, portable audio devices, noise cancellation, medical monitoring, and biometrics. continued >>
Image Sensor with Touchscreen from Banner
The iVu Series TG compact, self-contained image sensor with touchscreen controls from Banner Engineering Belgium BVBA, Diegem, Belgium, is designed for inspection applications on the factory floor. continued >>
Relay, Digital Input Card from Advantech
Advantech Corp., Industrial Automation Group, Cincinnati, OH, offers the PCM-3761I form C-type 8-channel relay and 8-channel isolated digital input PCI-104 card for machine and production automation. continued >>
DA Software from HBM
Perception v6.0 DA software from HBM Inc., Marlborough, MA, works with the company's Genesis DA hardware and integrates multiplatform hardware control, live data display, DA, review, analysis, report generation, and data export. continued >>
Wireless Controller from Millennial Net
The MeshScape 6424 Wi-Controller from Millennial Net, Chelmsford, MA, operates in a wireless mesh sensor network to regulate equipment operation and improve energy conservation. continued >>
Thermocouple DA Module from NI
The NI 9123 from National Instruments, Austin, TX, is a 16-channel thermocouple input module for the company's C Series DA platform. continued >>
Fanless CANbus Controllers from Saelig
The CANminiBOX from Janz AG, distributed in the U.S. by Saelig Co. Inc., Pittsford, NY, is a compact embedded controller suited for embedded CANbus control applications. continued >>
Licensed-Band Radio from FreeWave Technologies
Suited for rugged and heavily treed applications in oil and gas, water/wastewater, electric, and municipality markets, the LSR455 from FreeWave Technologies, Boulder, CO, operates in the 430–470 MHz spectrum, provides 19,200 bps throughput on a 12.5 kHz channel, and has a range of 70 miles with clear LOS. continued >>
Sub-GHz Transceiver Radio from Microchip
The MRF49XA from Microchip Technology Inc., Chandler, AZ, covers the 434/868/915 MHz unlicensed ISM band and is suited for low data-rate, low-power embedded wireless applications. continued >>
Wireless Controller from Millennial Net
The MeshScape 6424 Wi-Controller from Millennial Net, Chelmsford, MA, operates in a wireless mesh sensor network to regulate equipment operation and improve energy conservation. continued >>
Wireless RTD Probe/Transmitter from Omega
Omega Engineering Inc., Stamford, CT, offers the UWRTD-NB9W Series of wireless RTD probe assemblies for sanitary applications. continued >>
Fanless CANbus Controllers from Saelig
The CANminiBOX from Janz AG, distributed in the U.S. by Saelig Co. Inc., Pittsford, NY, is a compact embedded controller suited for embedded CANbus control applications. continued >>
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