The SD41x from SensorDynamics AG, Graz-Lebring, Austria, is a single-chip interface for AMR sensors commonly used in automotive applications.More>>

The MAX9621 from Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA, is a dual, 2-wire Hall effect sensor interface with analog and digital outputs, suited for use in automotive body controllers such as window lifters.More>>

The USB-AO Series from ACCES I/O Products Inc., San Diego, CA, contains 12- and 16-bit USB analog output DA modules.More>>

The Handyprobe HP3 from TiePie engineering, Sneek, The Netherlands, is a USB oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, voltmeter, and data logger with a differential input capable of measuring voltages from 200 mV F.S. to 800 VDC (566 VAC).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>>

The DT9824 USB DA module for portable test and measurement from Data Translation Inc., Marlboro, MA, has 24-bit resolution and the ability to accept 4 simultaneous analog inputs at throughput rates of up to 4800 Hz.More>>

The JUMPFLEX 857-819 from WAGO Corp., Germantown, WI, is a mV signal conditioner that accepts bipolar mV inputs from –100 mV to 1000 mV and converts them to a current or voltage output.More>>

The 810 handheld vibration tester from Fluke Corp., Everett, WA, is designed to enable maintenance teams to collect data, diagnose, and solve mechanical problems.More>>

The Model 4139 from Dytran Instruments Inc., Chatsworth, CA, is a signal conditioner designed for airborne flight testing. the 6-channel device powers up to 6 IEPE constant-current-type accelerometers while adding filtering, output biasing, and output limiting.More>>

Based on the company's PLC on a Chip technology, the HEC-1000-E-R from Divelbiss Corp., Fredericktown, OH, is a harsh environment controller with an extended –40°C to 80°C temperature range.More>>