Impact sensors - Import export

At Embro, we develop and produce customised, textile-based surface sensors in large dimensions. Applications include: > pressure sensors > impact sensors > detection and monitoring of composites > surface temperature sensors > area sensors for humidity and damage sensing > inductive sensors > capacity sensors

The IST AG 400 °C Pt Temperature Sensor Series offers an excellent long-term stability and fast response time with low self-heating within a temperature range of -200 °C to +400 °C.​ The sensors are vibration and temperature shock resistant and offer excellent solderability. The standard 400 °C Pt Temperature Sensor Series is supplied with Ag-wires. Due to the wire material characteristics, the long directly welded Ag-wire shows very little impact on the sensor accuracy. Furthermore, the 400 °C Pt Temperature Sensor Series can be customized to fit application-specific requirements e.g. PTFE-insulation tubes. ​The IST AG Pt temperature sensors up to 400 °C are also available with: — Paired and grouped sensors — 1/5 IEC and 1/10 IEC accuracy — 2-, 3- and 4-wire configuration — Grain-stabilized Ag-wire

High-precision pressure sensors from the 8201 series provide exact measurements while exhibiting very little sensitivity to mechanical stresses. Their application therefore goes well beyond research and development laboratories. They are also outstandingly suited to industrial use in quality assurance or for measurement and control tasks in production. Their robust mechanical and electrical construction guarantees good long-term stability and high reliability, while being resistant to aggressive media – which can be measured in liquid or gaseous states. The structure of the sensors includes no mechanical moving parts, which is why they show so little sensitivity to impact and vibration. The pressure sensors can be configured with options to suit the user. Standard types are available ex-stock, and customized customer versions can also be provided. Aeras of application are: —Research and developmemt —Test rigs —Mechanical engineering —Plant control and monitoring

EGE inductive sensors for high mechanical loads still work trouble-free even after 10 impacts of 8 Joule. The sensor protected by a solid stainless steel sleeve is thus particularly resistant to shock and vibration. They are ideal for areas where standard sensors could be damaged mechanically. EGE offers variants resistant to high pressure cleaning with protection class IP 68/IP69 for use at temperatures up to 110° C and contamination-resistant sensors with PTFE coating. The proximity switches are based on the proven inductive principle and switch con tactless when a metallic object moves close. The sensors are particularly suited for heavy duty use, for example in metal processing, during welding and in mobile machinery.

It is equipped with an impact (hammer) type sensor with 45 mm long insulated needles (length of the penetrating part: 30 mm, diameter of the penetrating part: 3.5 mm). Model 140W differs from the similar model M141W in the lack of an infrared pyrometric sensor, which is used for non-contact measurement of wood temperature and allows for automatic temperature compensation during measurement. Instead, the M140W model requires manual adjustment of the wood temperature. Features of the Metrinco M140W wood moisture meter: wide measuring range: 4...140 % depending on the material group high accuracy of the device: 0,5 % total number of wood types: 192, grouped into three classes. English language interface high-quality ABS plastic case with a protective silicone (rubber) cover screen backlight

The microVEGA™ xMR system provides high throughput laser annealing for monolithic magnetic sensor formation. A highly flexible tool configuration, the microVEGA™ xMR can accommodate both Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR) and Tunnel Magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors, as well as easily adjust magnetic orientation, sensor position and sensor dimension—making it an ideal solution for magnetic sensor production. The microVEGA™ xMR uses on-the-fly spot and variable laser energy to provide selective heating of the pinning layer in each sensor in order to “imprint” the intended magnetic orientation. Magnetic field strength and orientation is adjustable by recipe, while high temperature gradients ensure low thermal impact. This allows sensors to be processed directly next to readout electronics as well as closer together, and enables the production of smaller sensors—freeing up space for processing more devices per wafer.