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    Multi-Turn Sensor: Easy-to-Integrate Analog Output

    Now available: New MZ1 Multi-Turn Rotary Angle Sensor with a straightforward analog output option, Counts to 44-turns in a compact 22 mm package
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    Rugged DataTuff® cables deliver reliable connectivity through abrasion, chemicals, moisture and temperature extremes.
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    Simplify Automation Across Your Operation

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  • SICK STEGMANN releases wire draw absolute encoder

    SICK STEGMANN releases wire draw absolute encoder

    BKS Wire Draw Encoders provide high resolution (to 0.05 mm) position or distance information for linear measurement paths up to 5 m at speeds up to 3.5 m/sec, even under difficult mounting positions. Applications include presses, punching and injection machines, storage technology, wood and sheet metal processing machines, and machinery construction and medical technology.
    09 January, 2007
    Sponsored By SICK, Inc.
  • NI introduces 12-in. HMI Touch Panel computer

    NI introduces 12-in. HMI Touch Panel computer

    The TPC-2012 works with the LabVIEW 8.20 Touch Panel Module, giving control and design engineers an option for deploying the LabVIEW graphical development environment on Windows CE HMI devices.
    09 January, 2007
  • SIXNET releases Industrial Ethernet Unmanaged Switches

    SIXNET releases Industrial Ethernet Unmanaged Switches

    Slim Line (SL Series) Industrial Ethernet Unmanaged Switches are available in five (SL-5ES), eight (SL-8ES) and nine port (SL-9ES) models. The compact and slim packaging design allows them to fit into the tightest DIN rail applications. The switches are CUL (UL/CSA), CE, FCC, ISO 9001, and RoHS/WEEE rated.
    09 January, 2007
  • Weidmuller announces adjustable DC power supplies

    Weidmuller announces adjustable DC power supplies

    Direct Current (DC) power supplies include four adjustable voltage models: a 25W 5VDC 5A unit, a 48W 12VDC 4A unit, a 48W 24VDC 2A unit, and a 48W 48VDC 1A unit. All units have regulatory approvals, including UL 508, cRUus 60950, GSA, and CE.
    09 January, 2007
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