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LPPS-22 Series Linear Potentiometer Position Sensor with Rod EndsThe Sensor Connection a division of Harold G. Schaevitz Industries LLC, has expanded its sensor product offering by adding resistive technology to its portfolio of linear position sensors. The LPPS-22 series of linear potentiometers offer a cost effective solution to sensing requirements in the factory automation marketplace. Oil Dipstick Thermocouple Temperature ProbeThe Sensor Connection a division of Harold G. Schaevitz Industries LLC(HGSI) announces the new Oil Dipstick Thermocouple Temperature Probe. Made in the USA, this Oil Dipstick Thermocouple is intended for use in Research & Development applications to measure engine fluid temperatures. This flexible probe slides down the dipstick tube into the pan or reservoir and can be custom made to any length per the user’s specification. The probe’s compression fitting is adjustable, allowing the probe tip to be set at various depths. PMD-MXT series 32 Channel Thermocouple Scanner Indicator for Industrial ApplicationsLinear Position Sensor Calibration using SenSet® Field Programmability --- November 2019The Sensor Connection a division of Harold G. Schaevitz Industries LLC’sLVIT Linear Position Sensors offer SenSet® Field Programmability. SenSet® allows the installer to very simply and quickly exactly match the full scale electrical output of a sensor to the actual mechanical movement range of the device in which the sensor is installed. LVIT Technology™- A Disruptive Force in Linear Position Sensing --- October 2019The Sensor Connection a division of Harold G. Schaevitz Industries LLC linear position product-line of LVITs (Linear Variable Inductive Transducer) is a true disruption in the industrial linear position sensor industry by merging the benefits of contactless inductive sensing and low cost of contact based technologies. LVIT Technology --- What is it and Where Does it Fit into the Sensor World? --- September 2019What is LVIT Technology? LVITs, Linear Variable Inductive Transducers, have been around for more than 30 years, and are becoming very popular due to their relatively low cost and flexibility to be packaged in many different forms. Industrial Trends --- August 2019While it's easy to get caught up in this noise, investors trying to get ahead of the curve need to focus on the big trends. We have identified these big trends in The Global 20. Bridge Monitoring System Utilizing ILPS-45 Series LVIT Linear Position Sensors --- July 2019The Sensor Connection a division of Harold G. Schaevitz IndustriesLLCwas asked to partner with civil engineers to assist with inspection ofan aging infrastructure and major bridges that are more than 50 years old. The demand put on civil engineers to inspect the transportation system is ever increasing and federal law requires every bridge over a 20 ft. span to be inspected every other year. LVIT Technology Offers More Flexibility for Less Money in Factory Automation Applications --- June 2019What is a LVIT and where are they used? LVITs, Linear Variable Inductive Transducers, which have been around for more than 30 years, are relatively low cost, contactless position sensing devices that utilize eddy currents developed by an inductor in the surface of a conductive movable element that is mechanically coupled to the moving object whose position is being The Three Rs of Analog Position Sensor-based Mechanical Measurements --- May 2019Those of us old enough to remember the “good old days” recall that grade school focused on learning the 3 R’s: reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithametic. In the world of sensors, there are also 3 R’s: Repeatability, Resolution, and Response. As important as these sensor parameters are, there is often confusion in the mind of users about exactly what they mean and in what ways they tend to interact with each other. |
