New Precision Inclinometer with Ethernet Capability

When developing a new railcar, bridge or construction machine, every movement is a crucial contribution to the success or failure of the project. Implementing precision inertial sensors into the design of a project is a necessity, but with limited resources, short design cycles and tight budgets, engineers are expected to do more with less. High precision sensors typical...

Nothing is more frustrating when you’re trying to measure tiny, important movement in your project and the sensor’s connection breaks from a sudden shock. There is more than one way to hook up a sensor to your readout unit such as pin terminals and connectors, but if you’re looking for a durable yet cost effective connection, consider a wired version. Benefits of Wired S...

Precision inertial sensors are so sensitive that even noise waves can be detected as vibration. For many applications, noise is inevitable, but noise interference in the sensor’s readings is unacceptable. Here is what causes this disruption and what can be done to prevent it. What Causes Noise Interference for Sensors Noise comes in two forms, electrical and seismic. E...