The MTw Development Kit Lite from Xsens, Enschede, The Netherlands, contains an accurate, small, lightweight, wireless IMU with full AHRS capabilities for markets that require wireless orientation tracking, such as training and simulation, pedestrian navigation, test and measurement, and robotics. More>>

The DRV2605 from Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, TX, is an eccentric rotating mass actuator (ERM) and linear resonant actuator (LRA) haptic driver that is preloaded with a library of 123 distinct haptic effects designed and licensed by Immersion. More>>

FCL500 Series free chlorine sensors from Sensorex, Garden Grove, CA, use advanced amperometric measurement technology to monitor free chlorine in process applications. More>>

The MGS1600C magnetic guide sensor from Roboteq Inc., Scottsdale, AZ, can detect and report the position of a magnetic field along its horizontal axis. More>>

The HP Series transceiver from Ritron Inc., Carmel, IN, includes a 5–30 W transmitter with programmable power settings and is suited for wireless control applications. More>>

The Condumax II from Michell Instruments Inc., Rowley, MA, is a self-contained hydrocarbon dew-point analyzer that can be used for fully automatic online analysis. More>>

The ADS-1201 Series from Datel Inc., Mansfield, MA, is a 12-bit, 1 MHz ADC that is guaranteed to perform over temperatures from –55°C to 200°C. More>>

The 2.625 by 5.5 by 1.53 in., 3.6 oz. DI-145 USB DA module from DATAQ Instruments Inc., Akron, OH, includes four ±10 V analog channels, 2 dedicated digital inputs, and includes software to let you display and record data to a PC in real time. More>>