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Instrumentation

Accessing skills, technology and services

1 March, 2010

An event has been organised by the Sensors & Instrumentation Knowledge Transfer Network (SIKTN) to help those in industry with their R&D. According to the SIKTN, many UK academic institutes and technology centres offer a range of untapped...

High brightness and high resolution displays

2 March, 2010

A 10.4” TFT display module featuring the company’s IPS (in-plane-switching) display technology is available from Hitachi Europe Display Products Group.

Display technology

2 March, 2010

As the applications in which displays has evolved, so too has the technology. Here we take a look at the latest displays on the market – from miniature display modules for such applications as compact instrumentation, to touchscreens that...

Smart solutions for industry

2 March, 2010

Sensors from Sensor Technology have been used in many interesting applications. In one recent case the TorqSense devices have been used in a capping machine for the pharmaceutical industry; while the company’s load sensors are helping to...

Measuring forest biomass from space

2 March, 2010

Funding has been provided by the Centre for Earth Observation (CEOI) into projects that monitor forest canopy height and under-story remotely from space to provide essential information on forest management activities as well as providing...

How to ensure MHRA compliance

2 March, 2010

Joe Fudge, ABB’s instrumentation manager, outlines some of the key factors that need to be considered when choosing a cold chain mapping services supplier to ensure your cold storage operation and maintenance meets MHRA requirements

The ins and outs of Hot Swapping

2 March, 2010

Hot Swapping – or the insertion and extraction of system elements from a live, operational system – has been one of the major reasons for the acceptance and growth of CompactPCI. David Bowring, product manager for Electronic Systems at Rittal,...

Keeping traffic on the move

2 March, 2010

Non-contact radar level sensors from VEGA are helping to ensure consistent supplies of salt for gritting icy and snowy roads in Germany

System goes with the flow in plasma surgery

18 January, 2010

Mass flow controller technology (MFC) from Burkert has been used in a new plasma surgery system. PlasmaJet is a virtual scalpel that cuts and coagulates tissue with a fine beam of electrically neutral, high energy plasma. This is generated...

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