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Controlling ultrasound with 3D printed devices
Ultrasound is more than sound. Obstetricians use it to peer inside a woman's uterus and observe a growing baby. Surgeons use powerful beams of ultrasound to destroy cancer cells. Researchers fire ultrasound into materials to test their properties. But these high-frequency acoustic waves can do even more.Researchers have now 3D printed a new kind of device that can harness high-pressure ultrasound to move, manipulate, or destroy tiny objects like ...
Compact transducer with new improved accuracy
Designed for insulated nominal voltage measurements in traction applications is the DVM series from LEM.This family of devices spans the range from 600-4200 VRMS and incorporates LEM’s proven and patented insulating technology. Despite achieving very high levels of isolation with a safety insulation voltage of 12kV, the DVM transducer is compact, measuring only 138x63.4x69mm.
Alumina sensor withstands extreme temperatures
Morgan Advanced Materials has produced a type of alumina sensor specially designed for high pressure and high temperature water and sub-metering.The sensor has been specifically developed to withstand extreme temperatures, making it ideally suited to both heat metering and high temperature fluid metering.
Reference design addresses IIoT security issues
The MAXREFDES143 embedded security reference design from Maxim Integrated is now being shipped by Mouser Electronics. The reference design addresses the many issues related to system security in Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) installations, providing protection against counterfeit sensor data, guaranteeing its authenticity and integrity along the entire data chain, from transducer to the cloud.
Alumina sensor developed to withstand extreme temperatures
A new type of alumina sensor has been produced by Morgan Advanced Materials, specially designed for high pressure and high temperature water and sub-metering.The sensor has been specifically developed to withstand extreme temperatures, making it well suited to both heat metering and high temperature fluid metering.
Partnership agreed to scan electrochemical microscopy
An exclusive agreement has been entered between, AMETEK Scientific Instruments, a unit of AMETEK, and the Laboratory of Physical and Analytical Electrochemistry – Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (LEPA-EPFL) of Switzerland, to promote, develop and sell the laboratory’s soft probe technology for Scanning Electrochemical Systems (SECM).
Stainless steel warning device family for offshore and marine
At this year’s ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi, E2S Warning Signals will be launching STEx, its latest family of explosion proof audible and visual warning devices on stand 8230 from 7th-10th November.Optimised for use in fire and gas warning systems in offshore and marine safety systems, STEX is manufactured in 316L and 316 grade stainless steel to give enhanced corrosion resistance and extended operational life in hostile environments.
Spherical device scoops smart home security design award
Electronics design consultancy ByteSnap Design has scooped a top industry award for providing both electronics design and software expertise for smart home security device Cocoon.ByteSnap is now the BEEA Design Team of the Year 2016. Its client Cocoon is a technology company transforming the home security market by designing beautiful products that help people feel safe.
Pressure transducers measure absolute or gauge pressure
The Cerabar PMP11, 21 and 23 pressure transducers have been introduced by Endress+Hauser that measure up to 6,000psi and are factory spanable to specific application requirements. The transducers are available with threaded or welded hygienic process connections, meet a variety of industry standards including FDA, FM, IEC and Ex, and provide 4-20mA or 0-10VDC output signals.
Lego-like wall produces acoustic holograms
Research Triangle engineers have developed a simple, energy-efficient way to create 3D acoustic holograms. The technique could revolutionise applications ranging from home stereo systems to medical ultrasound devices.Most everyone is familiar with the concept of visual holograms, which manipulate light to make it appear as though a 3-D object is sitting in empty space. These optical tricks work by shaping the electromagnetic field so that it mimi...