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New Technique can Create Tiny, High-Quality Magnetic Field Sensors

When magnetic fields are measured, having a range is helpful—quite similar to opera singers and actors.

21 Aug 2020

Crocus Technology Unveils Industry-First TMR Contactless, Coreless, Zero-Loss, Miniature Size Current Sensor

Crocus Technology Inc., the leading supplier of disruptive XtremeSense™ Tunnel Magneto-Resistance (TMR) sensors, today announces the CT220, a contactless current sensor, with high linearity, high-resolution, a wide dynamic range in a small form-factor targeted for multitude of current sensing applications.

From Crocus Technology Inc. 13 Aug 2020

ifm Electronics Introduces Ergonomic Touch Sensors

Ergonomically designed and easily actuated with just a light touch, the new KT6 touch sensors from ifm electronic reduce operator fatigue and provide reliable switching even in wet environments and for users with gloved hands. They also feature multi-colour LED illumination, making them an ideal choice for use in applications where operators must be presented with clear status indication.

From ifm Electronic Ltd. 10 Aug 2020

Rev Up Your High-Speed Applications Tests with HBM’s Torque Transducer

Measurement technology expert, HBM’s T40MS torque transducer - ideal for testing electric drives and transmissions - is now available as a cost-optimized solution.

From Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik GmbH (HBM) 21 Jul 2020

DK32 Now Available with Electrical Signal Output

KROHNE, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of solutions in industrial process instrumentation, announces its DK32 variable area flowmeter is now available with an electrical signal output. The new version of the DK32/ESK3x with 4... 20mA/HART 7 communication can be used for continuous monitoring, logging or control of low flow applications with liquids and gases.

From Krohne Messtechnik 9 Jul 2020

New Sensor to Detect Water in Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Packs

Amphenol Advanced Sensors, a company comprised of industry-leading sensor brands, including Thermometrics, Inc., Telaire, and NovaSensor, and known for innovative technologies and embedded measurement solutions, now offers its Coolant Leak Detection Sensor for use in Electric/Hybrid Electric Vehicles (EV/HEV) to detect the presence of water and coolant in the vehicle's battery pack enclosure.

From Amphenol Advanced Sensors 15 Jun 2020