The WiSeConnect self-contained, low-power WiFi module from Redpine Signals Inc., San Jose, CA, is intended for M2M markets and offers Wi-Fi Direct and Enterprise security. More>>

Pepperl+Fuchs Inc., Twinsburg, OH, has expanded its ML4.2 Series of subminiature photoelectric sensors with new models offering faster response times, multibeam redundant detection, independent outputs, and zero deadband sensing. High-speed models offer 250 µs response time. More>>

The Wilcoxon Research Model 786-500-D2 accelerometer from Meggitt Sensing Systems, Germantown, MD, is suited for condition monitoring of rotating equipment and equipment in hazardous areas. More>>

The LTC2862-2865 family of rugged, high-voltage-tolerant RS-485/RS-422 transceivers from Linear Technology Corp., Milpitas, CA, provide protection and reliability for serial applications. More>>

The APG BT W400 wireless access point gateway from Laird Technologies Inc., St. Louis, MO, is suited for use in M2M wireless communications and for connecting Bluetooth-enabled devices in a PAN to IP network via Ethernet or WLAN interface. More>>

The Type 4550A KiTorq system from Kistler North America, Novi, MI, is a rotor torque flange measuring unit with an accuracy class of 0.05.More>>

The @ANY2400SC-3 from Adaptive Network Solutions GmbH, Dresden, Germany, is an IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee RF module, operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band, that features multiple antenna diversity modes.More>>

Efficient photoelectric sensors from Wenglor Sensoric GmbH, Tettnang, Germany, have an M18 housing and are offered in straight and angled reflex, retro-reflex, and throughbeam types with cable or plug. More>>

The Ultra line of capacitive sensors from iSEMcon LLC, Sylvania, OH, features a quick-disconnect inline amplifier and is intended for applications involving restricted spacing or small part detection. More>>

The Model DevCom2000 HART communication protocol software from Dwyer Instruments Inc., Michigan City, IN, lets you use your PC as a full-featured HART communicator. More>>