TR Electronic, Troy, MI, offers the CEx58 Series of absolute encoders with an EtherNet/IP interface. More>>

F77 Series ultrasonic sensors from Pepperl+Fuchs Inc., Twinsburg, OH, are 31 by 11 by 23 mm and are an alternative to background-suppression photoelectric sensors. More>>

The iC-LO from iC-Haus GmbH, Bodenheim, Germany, is a triangulation sensor SoC for use in diffuse reflective photoelectric sensors with switching outputs. More>>

The CFDK 25 low-profile capacitive sensor from Baumer, Southington, CT, reliably detects objects in confined spaces such as low-rise conveyors, automated handling equipment, or industrial machinery. More>>

The KMJ0401IC from Knowles Acoustics, Itasca, IL, is an ultra-low-power digital MEMS joystick for use in handheld consumer devices. More>>

MSA 700 and 800 Series slim-profile linear encoders from RSF Elektronik, Austria, distributed in the U.S. by Heidenhain Corp., Schaumburg, IL, are suited for metrology applications that require protection from contamination, such as optical comparators, video systems, and vision systems. More>>

MK26 reed sensors from Meder Electronic Inc., West Wareham, MA, are 32 by 10 by 6 mm, consume no power, and are magnetically operated. More>>

The Model 9960 from BEI Sensors, Goleta, CA, is a Hall-effect rotary position sensor that is available in a range of standard configurations, with a variety of termination options, single or dual outputs, and 24 active electrical angles. More>>

The LD46 Series of luminescence sensors from Automation Systems Interconnect (ASI) Inc., Mechanicsburg, PA, detect fluorescent marks on any object separately from its color, material, and distance inside the operating range. More>>

The NS9N-AAD-SC from Roland Industrial Electronics L.P., Cleveland, OH, is based on the eddy current principle and is designed to detect overlapping weld seams of spring steel strips. More>>