The Fredericks Co., Huntingdon Valley, PA, offers its single-axis, linear output electrolytic tilt sensor with a 10° range and resolution <1.0 arc second and null repeatability <2.0 arc seconds. The device features long-term stability over its angle and temperature range, hermetic...More>>

ThermoVision ExaminIR software from FLIR Systems, Boston, MA, provides thermographic analysis and control functions for the company's A, S, and SC series IR cameras. The software performs real-time image analysis and provides playback features to open and analyze image sequences stored on a camera...More>>

The Model 65HT-05 from Endevco Corp., San Juan Capistrano, CA, is a miniature triaxial accelerometer capable of operating in temperatures up to 175°C. Designed for automotive test cells, environmental and aerospace test chambers, and general laboratory applications, the sensor provides 0.5 mV/g...More>>

Series E miniature proximity sensors from Contrinex Inc., Old Saybrook, CT, are available in 4 mm, M5, 6.5 mm, and M8 sizes and can withstand up to 300 psi continuously on the front face. Features include 5 kHz switched output, tough sapphire (4 mm and M5 models) or thick ceramic (6.5 mm and M8...More>>

The PSA2701T from Saelig Co. Inc., Pittsford, NY, is a handheld 2.7 GHz spectrum analyzer that is built around a Palm T|X handheld computer. The device offers sweep modes of continuous, single, peak hold, and average with unlimited storage for waveforms, setups, and fully annotated screens under...More>>

Sirius Series pyrometers from Process Sensors Corp., Franklin Lakes, NJ, are laser-aiming, highly accurate SS IR pyrometers that measure in the mid- to high-temperature range down to 482°F. The SS09 has a spectral range of 0.67–1.1 µm with a 550°C–1800°C temperature...More>>

NI 1722 and NI 1742 smart cameras from National Instruments, Austin, TX, are embedded devices that combine an industrial controller with an image sensor and can integrate with the company's vision software for image processing directly on the cameras. Vision Builder for Automated Inspection is...More>>

Microchip Technology Inc., Chandler, AZ, offers the PIC32 family of 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs) that add more performance and more memory while maintaining pin, peripheral, and software compatibility with the company's 16-bit microcontroller/digital signal conditioner families. The PIC32 family...More>>

The KXSC7 from Kionix Inc., Ithaca, NY, is 3 by 3 by 0.9 mm, draws 230 µA, includes a factory programmable low-pass filter, and has a ±1.5 to ±10 g measurement range. The device features inertial wake up with interrupt, sampling at low frequency and awaiting an acceleration...More>>

The SXUV UV/extreme UV photodiodes from International Radiation Detectors (IRD) Inc., Torrance, CA, has very high radiation hardness and are designed for long lifetime operation in high particle flux environments with no loss of responsivity. SXUV 100 photodiodes feature a 10 by 10 mm square active...More>>