Cary, N.C. — MTS Sensors has upgraded its E-Series of Temposonics magnetostrictive position sensors by adding a gradient upload capability to its EP2 digital pulse output model. The new feature allows ...

Cary, N.C. — MTS Systems Corp. Sensors Division says it has developed the industry's smallest magnetostrictive position sensor. The new modular Temposonics C-Series linear-position sensor fits into a ...

A new, more powerful generation of a magnetostrictive sensor withstands extreme temperatures, automatically adjusts frequencies and incorporates a stronger magnet. A new, more powerful generation of a ...

It is often advantageous to have a single sensor monitor more than one feedback parameter. This is now possible in the case of a linear-position sensor that can track as many as 20 moving positions ...

Many types of industrial processing equipment use sensors to provide information needed to monitor and control processes. This allows design parameters to be maintained or modified in order to ...

As the demand for greater control and functionality increases, position-sensor-instrumented hydraulic cylinders are becoming more important in the heavy industry, mobile equipment, and subsea worlds.

New expressions are given in the present paper for the output signals and input power requirements for the three principal torque sensor designs -- the branch, cross, and solenoidal designs.

MTS Systems' Sensors Division's magnetostrictive sensors now provide the performance level that make them preferable alternatives to linear encoders in certain applications. The sensors can be ...

The newest member of the companyÕs extensive line of Level Plus sensors is the M-Series Digital. It is said to be the only digital liquid level sensor with volume output using magnetostrictive ...

Engineers have created the next generation of transducers that use ultrasonic guided wave technology to detect anomalies in pipes, enabling users to prevent leaks before they start. Southwest Research ...

image: Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has created the next generation of transducers that use ultrasonic guided wave technology to detect anomalies in pipes, enabling users to prevent leaks ...