The OLM from SICK Inc., Minneapolis, MN, is a distance measurement positioning sensor used for high-speed, high-precision positioning of overhead cranes, rail and transfer cars, monorails, shuttles, elevators, and other vehicles.More>>

The NQ6D demo board from iC-Haus GmbH, Bodenheim, Germany, uses the company's iC-NQ and iC-NQC sine interpolators and lets you evaluate encoders.More>>

Magnetic Hall effect sensors from Baumer, Southington, CT, have a max. switching frequency of 20 kHz and are designed to detect moving ferromagnetic objects, such as toothed wheels, gears, or racks.More>>

STM Sensors, Neubiberg, Germany, offers the GLS03BS fork sensor for high-speed quality control applications.More>>

Series LWU displacement transducers from Stellar Technology Inc., Amherst, NY, are LVDTs designed for use in seawater and other submersible environments, including many corrosive liquids.More>>

BCG EcoLine wire-draw encoders from SICK Inc., Minneapolis, MN, provide a scalable analog output of 4–20 mA or 0–10 V for interface with control systems.More>>

The PSC-360 from Piher North America, Libertyville, IL, is a noncontacting programmable Hall effect magnetic sensor with a switching point programmable for any angle.More>>

The IFRH Series inductive sensors from Baumer Ltd., Southington, CT, are two-part proximity switches for sensing applications exposed to temperatures from –25°C to 180°C.More>>

Designed for use in harsh motor sport environments, the TPS280DP from Penny+Giles Controls Ltd., Christchurch, U.K., is a throttle position sensor with dual outputs.More>>

Hermetic Switch Inc., Chickasha, OK, offers the PRX+3800 and PRX+3900 tubular magnetic sensors.More>>