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offering extreme resolution and high measuring rates, laser triangulation sensors accurately measure displacement, position and vibrations on an engine manifold, powertrain or car body

the very small diameter of all-new sensor models enables the technology to be mounted simply on the turbocharger for monitoring

With multiple sensor categories gaining traction amid the current recessionary times, this feature analyses the various new age applications and technologies that are making the rounds in the Indian sensor segment and suggests the themes of future developments in this domain.

Eddy current displacement sensors are one of the main pillars of non-contact industrial measurement technology, being used to measure distances, displacements or positions of any electrically conductive target. The principle offers many advantages that no other procedure can replicate. The conventional sensor design is now being supported by new developments in materials and components. This makes handling these sensitive sensors easier, while extending the number of applications.

Modern sensors and measurement systems are helping to make medical interventions more secure, automate research, and to design more ergonomic medical devices.

Modern sensors and measuring systems facilitate medical operations, they automate research and they contribute to the ergonomics of medical equipment.

Automation in medical technology is no longer an alien concept. Increasing cost pressures and staff shortages call for new techniques to be used to improve operational efficiencies.

Draw-wire sensors, rope length gauges, rope length transmitters or string pots are just some of the names of the widespread forms of displacement measurement sensors, all of which are based on a principle like that of the household tape measure.

IEN: The Embedded Coil Tehcnology makes capacitive and eddy current sensors more robust to harsh conditions. Was this technology developed due to customer demands and because the regular sensors...

When a standard sensor does not meet its set requirements, users often turn to customer-specific solutions. But what can we do when the demands of the applications exceed the sensors' physical capabilities? In such cases, help comes in the form of Micro-Epsilon