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  • Haydon Switch announces linear actuators with encoder feedback

    Haydon Switch announces linear actuators with encoder feedback

    Size 11 hybrid linear actuators are now available with encoder feedback. The compact optical incremental encoder is available with two channel quadrature TTL squarewave outputs. An optional index (3rd channel) output is also available for many resolutions. The encoder is offered in resolutions ranging from 200 to 1,024 cycles per revolution (CPR) or 800 to 4,096 pulses per revolution (PPR).
    12 October, 2006
  • Beckhoff announces tiny Industrial PCs with Intel M processors

    Beckhoff announces tiny Industrial PCs with Intel M processors

    C6920 and C6925 Industrial PCs have 3-1/2 inch motherboards, Intel Celeron M or Pentium M processors up to 1.8 GHz, flash disk, and are rated for operation at ambient temperatures up to 131° F (55° C).
    12 October, 2006
  • Panduit releases CAD Labeling Software

    Panduit releases CAD Labeling Software

    CAD-CONNECT Labeling Software generates labels quickly and easily within CAD programs such as AutoCAD and Visio. CAD-CONNECT eliminates the steps and time spent manually copying identifiers into labeling software.
    12 October, 2006
  • Red Lion announces small analog panel meters

    Red Lion announces small analog panel meters

    CUB5 Series Analog Panel Meters have a footprint that is 30% smaller than 1/8 DIN meters and nearly half the cost. Multiple models are available to meet a variety of unique industrial applications, for example, measuring DC current and voltage, processing signals from flow meters, pressure sensors and positioning sensors, and accepting inputs from RTD and Thermocouple sensors.
    12 October, 2006
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