All Posts Tagged With: "sensor"

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Liquid Level Sensors for Multiple Applications

MEDER electronic, Inc. today announced the release of their new LS05 Liquid Level Sensors, made of tough stainless steel tubing, these sensors can be customized up to 6.5 feet in length, detect multiple liquid levels and withstand exposure to many chemical solutions, high pressure and high temperatures. The LS05 Series Liquid Level Sensors is the [...]

29Jan2010 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
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Three-axis MEMS accelerometer for automotive applications

STMicroelectronics, a world leader in MEMS, has introduced its first automotive-qualified three-axis MEMS accelerometer. The AIS326DQ 3-axes linear accelerometer is qualified to AEC-Q100 for automotive applications, fully leveraging its proven 200mm-wafer MEMS fabrication facility to deliver leading-edge MEMS technology at competitive prices for system integrators. The three-axis MEMS accelerometer is the first of a range [...]

1Jan2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
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Digital output temperature sensor for DDR3 memory module applications

Catalyst Semiconductor, Inc., a supplier of analog, mixed-signal and non-volatile memory semiconductors, has unveiled its first device in a new line of temperature sensors. The new CAT6095 is a 12-bit digital output temperature sensor available in an ultra-thin, 0.55mm height UDFN package for DDR3 memory module applications in high-speed PCs and laptops, environmental control systems [...]

12Nov2008 | Silica Valley | 0 comments | Continued
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High stability fiber optic temperature sensor

Chiral Photonics recently introduced the newest addition to its Helica products – a robust fiber optic temperature sensor designed for the most demanding industrial and R&D applications that require stability to 1000°C. Helica™ fiber optic temperature sensors, fabricated from chiral long period gratings, can be used to optically sense environmental factors, such as chemical composition, [...]

8Nov2008 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
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Integrated light-to-voltage sensor

Melexis adds light-to-voltage sensor to the SensorEyeCTM series. Melexis announces the launch of the MLX75305 Light-to-Voltage SensorEyeCTM. This is the second member of the SensorEyeCTM series of optical sensors specifically designed for high volume automotive, industrial and consumer applications. The MLX75305 Light-to-Voltage SensorEyeC is an easy-to-use light sensor that converts light intensity into an output [...]

19Jun2008 | Silica Valley | 4 comments | Continued
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New vision sensor inspects areas at any position or rotation of the part

SICK, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of sensors, safety systems, machine vision, and automatic identification products for factory and logistics automation, today announced the launch of its Inspector Vision Sensor. Innovative technology from SICK enables the Inspector to verify completeness and quality no matter what orientation your product comes down the line… even if [...]

15Jun2008 | Silica Valley | 0 comments | Continued
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World’s first programmable single-chip laser navigation system

Cypress Semiconductor Corp. today announced its second generation laser navigation product family, which is the first in the industry to integrate a laser navigation sensor and programmable Flash based microcontroller on one die. Cypress’s OvationONS™ Laser Navigation Solutions are breakthrough technologies for precision motion-sensing applications. Built around Cypress’s patented OptiCheck™ laser technology, these devices offer [...]

13Jun2008 | Silica Valley | 0 comments | Continued
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Ultra small inductive proximity sensors

Balluff has developed a new family of exceptionally short inductive proximity sensors that open up new frontiers for machine designers. Intended primarily for OEM applications, these ultra-short sensors will help fuel the drive toward more compact machinery. Balluff SuperShorty® sensors can be installed into cramped places where inductive sensors simply couldn’t fit before. These ultra [...]

4Jun2008 | Silica Valley | 0 comments | Continued