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MEDER electronic has expanded its range of MK11 series threaded reed sensors with the addition of a new, more affordable and structurally robust brass model.

Drives manufacturer Sprint Electric introduced at the latest SPS/IPC/Drives show in Nuremberg, Germany, a new version of drive.web, an Ethernet-based distributed control system for their wide range of DC drives. The system was demonstrated at the show through an interactive iPad demo. The drive experts from Sprint Electric were controlling a DC motor 6000 miles away using an iPad and watching it live via webcam. Using drive.web, they were able to...

A range of low cost microwave PIN switches cover the frequency range from 500MHz-18GHz in bands

Upgrades reinforce company’s commitment to its customers with products that deliver convenience, flexibility and cost savings

The steute business field »Wireless« is continuing to expand the number of possible industrial applications for its innovative »energy harvesting« radio technology.

The Y-ConFlange-40 and the Y-ConFlange-40-C from Yamaichi Electronics are a full metal RJ45 housing flange with a very robust surface. The Y-ConFlange-40-C comes equipped with integrated seals and when mounted or with its protective cap in place it meets the requirements of IP67 and IP68 protection classes. It covers a working temperature range from -40 °C to +85 °C.

Fujitsu Semiconductor Europe has launched an IO-Link starter kit, which is designed to provide developers of automation solutions with a quick and easy introduction to all aspects of IO-Link as well as support IO-Link communication in both master and slave mode. The board was developed in collaboration with Technology Management Group (TMG) and Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG (ZMDI).

NEC Electronics and ELMOS Semiconductor AG have announced that they have developed the world’s first IO-Link one-chip solution for sensors and actuators used in industrial automation networks. The two companies announced a partnership in September 2008, and this solution is the first product in their shared roadmap for IO-Link solutions.

Maxim introduced its third generation of 230V switches: the MAX14805/MAX14806 16-channel, high-voltage SPST switches. Each device features two banks of eight channels controlled by two logic inputs for easy operation and design flexibility. Maxim's proprietary HVCMOS technology enables the devices to combine high-voltage bilateral DMOS switches and low-power CMOS logic to provide efficient control of high-voltage analog signals.

DSM has added a further model with integrated 3.6 GB flash memory to its compact DIN rail H1-A PC family. The flash module makes it possible to implement embedded operating systems such as Windows POSReady or Windows Embedded Standard, and Linux, as well as store user data.