Pressure transmitter suits hazardous apps
PX835 series explosion/flame-proof, intrinsically safe pressure transmitters are designed to meet the stringent requirements of hazardous industrial applications, such
Tag: Sensors And Transducers
It’s about time
It’s been over 10 years since the push for commercial silicon-based MEMS resonators began, yet many of the devices they were designed to compete with have also
This Portable Folding Solar Cell Charges Your Gadgets Anywhere
Even the great outdoors is no refuge to man from his technological endeavors. The Folding USB Solar Cell makes sure you never run out of power no matter where you
A FIRST for all kids
The FIRST program has been developed to address the need of student from ages 6-18 with a progression of four programs. Each program is designed to be age appropriate
Sensors Expo 2013 to emphasize MEMS and energy harvesting
When the annual Sensors Expo & Conference convenes next month, attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in learning about micro-electromechanical
Mobile mapping technology uses bevy of lasers and sensors to generate maps in GPS-disabled areas
Engineers from John Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory have created a portable mapping system which can be used to create annotated physical maps of areas
The Two Meter Wattmeter Method
A discussion on why the two wattmeter method works on a three-phase, three-wire load regardless of how the load . .
Tiny MEMS mic is built for hearing aids
The ADMP801 MEMS omnidirectional microphone was developed specifically for hearing aid applications, providing high performance and low power consumption in a very small
Movea Teams up with Set-Top-Box Chip Leader STMicroelectronics to Recognize Advanced Gestures For a Better Home Entertainment Experience
Movea (www.movea.com), the leading provider of data-fusion and motion-processing technologies for consumer electronics, today announced its collaboration with
Brazilian doctor used bag of fingers to sign colleagues in for work
In a case that can only be described as “bizarre”, Brazilian doctor Thaune Nunes Ferreira was arrested for using fake fingers to fool her hospital’s biometric