Sensor Tips for September 23, 2011

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September 23, 2011

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No-Moving-Parts-Flow-Switch.

The FS-600 Series uses thermal dispersion technology to deliver pure solid-state flow sensing. Flow switch point range: 0.1-10 GPM. Ideal for slurries and particulated fluids.
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Broad Range of Miniature Solenoid Valves:

Gems features a great family of 2- and 3-way miniature solenoid valves that includes general-purpose, isolation, and cryogenic valves for a broad range of applications.
Easy to review on the web.

TurboFlow Low-Flow Sensors:

Gems™ hall effect turbine flow rate sensor is ideal for OEM applications involving low flow liquid monitoring. Turbine technology is not influenced by changes in system pressure caused by aging filters. Easy to retrofit to existing controllers.
TurboFlow and other Gems flow sensors are here.

Fluidic System Design & Engineering

By leveraging our expertise and technologies, Gems is able to deliver custom, engineered fluid handling solutions, fluidic modules and integrated sub-assemblies better than any other company.
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Pressure Transducers for All Applications:

Sputtered thin film, chemical vapor deposition, MMS, and capacitive technology transducers & transmitters. Gems has your continuous pressure sensing covered!
Take a look at the range of products today.

Background Suppression Sensing at the Threshold of Perception

As the old saying goes, use the right tool for the right job; the same goes for sensing. Using the right sensor makes the difference between seeing what is versus what is not. In a production environment the right photoelectric sensor might save you from envelopes not being counted correctly, machine parts not being error-checked, or even conveyor traffic that is not properly regulated.

Background suppression (BGS) sensing was developed in the late 1970s to address some of the limitations of the then conventional photoelectric sensing methods. Since its inception, BGS sensing has developed into a mature technology suitable for the demanding requirements of modern manufacturing. In the last decade, developers have increasingly selected BGS sensors due to improvements to the technology and a rising popularity in the sensor world.
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		Capacitive Sensor for Liquid Level Detection Detecting liquid levels in confined spaces in machines and facilities can pose problems. More>>

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EngineeringWatch™

Cameras in Video Surveillance

In this Frank Talk about Sensors, Neil Roberts, regional director for VideoIQ discusses how the company's video monitoring solution and camera technology can provide improved security for utility companies and others.

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