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RoHS Deadline Approaches for Medical Electronics

April 25, 2013 4:41 pm | by George Karalias, Director of Marketing & Communications, Rochester Electronics | Rochester Electronics | Blogs | Comments

Engineers and buyers in the medical device manufacturing industry should note the following date: July 22, 2014. That is the day medical electronics must comply with the EU’s Restriction on Hazardous Substances (RoHS) regulation. Medical devices have so far been exempt from RoHS, which requires the elimination of lead, cadmium, mercury, and other substances from electronics.

LISTED UNDER: Amplifiers | Flexible Circuits | Hybrid Circuits
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Input/Output Panel Meter Reads Transducers

February 27, 2013 10:21 am | by MDT Staff | Ashcroft Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

The Ashcroft Model DM61 digital panel meter does more than just display the analog or Modbus RTU digital signal from a sensing device with an output.

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Medical Ceramic Materials, Components, and Assemblies

February 6, 2013 10:53 am | by MDT Staff | Morgan Technical Ceramics | Product Releases | Comments

Morgan Technical Ceramics will be showcasing a wide range of ceramic materials, components and assemblies, at the Medical Design & Manufacturing West (MD&M West) Conference and Exposition 2013...

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Liquid Media-Compatible Pressure Sensors Improve Design, Cut Costs

January 3, 2013 5:04 pm | by AJ Smith | Honeywell Sensing And Control | Articles | Comments

With the wide range of sensors on the market, selecting the best pressure measurement device for medical equipment in applications that require liquid sensing or condensing humidity can be a big challenge for medical OEMs. Designers need to choose sensors that offer the right balance of technical features, reliability, and cost for their specific applications.

LISTED UNDER: Level Controls | Pressure | Transducers

Surface Mount Audio Transducer

November 29, 2012 4:54 pm | Product Releases | Comments

Transducer USA has announced the availability of their new Model TRSTE-5025 Surface Mount Audio Transducer producing a very high SPL of 80 dBA minimum in a miniscule 5 x 5 x 2mm package.

LISTED UNDER: Transducers | Signals/Indicators/Alarms | Transducers

Standex Establishes Global Presence for Electronics Group with Acquisition of Meder Electronic Group

July 12, 2012 11:33 am | News | Comments

Standex International Corporation today announced that it has acquired Meder Electronic Group, which designs, manufactures and distributes a broad offering of magnetic reed switch, reed relay and reed sensor solutions in an all-cash transaction.

LISTED UNDER: Accelerometer | Actuator | Detectors

Miniature Pressure Transducer Features Flush Diaphragm

September 10, 2008 8:33 am | Stellar Technologies | Product Releases | Comments

The Model FT260 miniature pressure transducer is a rugged all-welded stainless steel sensor. It features a flush diaphragm that introduces zero dead volume to the fixturing to resist the accumulation of residue that can clog traditional pressure port configurations.

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Pressure Transducers Deliver High Performance

August 12, 2008 8:14 am | Omega Eng. Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

Employing the latest aerospace silicon technology, the PX309 series pressure transducers deliver accuracy at competitive prices.

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Pressure Transducer (4411)

October 11, 2007 9:43 am | Gems Sensors Inc. & Controls | Product Releases | Comments

The 3100/3200 Series offer an all stainless-steel design, less than 1.0 in. in diameter, and 32 grams. They deliver pressure sensing ranges from 0 to 30,000 psi (2,200 bar), various outputs and pressure ports, and tremendous shock and vibration specifications.

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Pressure Transducer (4225)

August 10, 2007 5:11 am | Setra Systems, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

The compact 3100 Series pressure transducer provides a low cost solution for OEM applications such as medical instrumentation. This unit’s small footprint&#151less than 1.0 in.

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String Pots Enable CPR Mannequins to ‘Talk Back’

January 11, 2007 8:18 am | Articles | Comments

The Project: Identify a method with which to determine whether or not chest compressions are being performed properly on a CPR mannequin. The Solution: Attach cable extension transducers (i.e., string pots) to the chest area to measure the movement of the chest compression being applied.

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Pressure Transducer (3647)

January 11, 2007 8:17 am | Product Releases | Comments

The M5100 pressure transducer is designed for use in industrial applications that require high long-term stability despite harsh environmental conditions. It is a high accuracy device priced competitively for OEM applications.

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Pressure Transducer

May 3, 2005 9:50 am | American Sensor Technologies, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

This low-cost, high-quality OEM pressure sensor was built to address applications with tight space restrictions and requirements for high accuracy, trouble-free operation, and long life. Measuring 0.875 in.

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Load Cell/Transducer Indicator

September 3, 2004 5:50 am | Transducer Techniques, Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

This system is a combination of the TLL (Tension Load Cell) and the PHM-100 Portable Hand-Held Transducer Indicator. This system is suitable for a variety of industrial and OEM force measurement and weighing applications.

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Linear Positioning Transducers

July 31, 2003 11:32 am | Balluff Inc. | Product Releases | Comments

P-Style profile-version Micropulse magnetostrictive linear positioning transducers are available with on-request absolute quadrature output, giving designers a more rugged and reliable option to glass scales, potentiometers and LVDTs.

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