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PerkinElmer Introduces New Additions to DigiPyro® Family of Digital Pyroelectric Detectors at Sensor + Test 2009
PerkinElmer has announced the newest members of the DigiPyro Family of pyroelectric detectors, designed for safety and security applications. The two new dual-element models include the Smart DigiPyro PYD 1096 and the Miniature DigiPyro PYD 5731.
LikeThe new “mini” DigiPyro PYD 5731 is a miniaturized version of the digital pyrodetector PYD 1988. It is a dual-element configuration with a 3-pin TO-46 housing for smaller size. The new “mini” is designed for motion sensing applications which are space-constrained and/or lens-size constrained.
“PerkinElmer is pleased to introduce at Sensor + Test 2009 our newest DigiPyro models, reflecting our ongoing commitment to providing OEMs with a robust pipeline of infrared sensing technology innovations,” said Michael Ersoni, vice president and general manager of PerkinElmer global detection business. “Based on our customers’ needs, we are focusing on smaller and smarter digital motion detection solutions for a host of home and industrial safety and security applications.”
PerkinElmer’s sensors are not only critical for motion and presence detection, but they are also excellent for energy conservation. A recent ERA Technology Ltd. study estimated that PerkinElmer’s sensors contribute to annual savings of more than 20 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions. This is equivalent to the emissions from two medium-size power stations in the EU or the amount of carbon dioxide emitted if every U.S. car were to drive 700 miles.
PerkinElmer will exhibit its newest smaller and smarter additions to the DigiPyro Family at Hall 12, Stand No. 12-638 at Sensor + Test 2009 which takes place May 26 – 28 in Nürnberg, Germany.
PerkinElmer is a leading innovator in infrared sensing and photon detection technologies for a range of OEM applications that contribute to a healthier, cleaner and safer tomorrow.