Published articles about Micro-Epsilon
Micro-Epsilon explains how to effectively optimize the measurement performance of infrared pyrometers and thermal imaging cameras typically used in the tire preperation area.
Eddy current displacement sensors are a pillar of non-contact industrial measurement technology, offering many advantages.
Advances in eddy current sensor technology are streamlining production, improving performance and increasing the amount of availible customization.
Blue-violet laser light is resistant to much of the infrared interference that plagues red laser measuring techniques, and can play a vital role in observing displacement in engine design.
Modern production processes are becoming increasingly complex and high speed. Low raw material input should contribute to resource and energy conservation. In order to meet the needs of machine building and automation tasks, sensors are becoming smaller and smaller, while also gaining integration capabilities.
As well as the miniaturization and increasing functionality of non-contact displacement sensors based on electromagnetic measuring principles, smooth process integration is also a decisive factor in highly automated industrial production environments. Integrated sensors control the quality not only of the finished product but also the optimization of production processes.
Infrared thermometers, rather than having to come into contact with a body to determine its temperature, do so by measuring radiated energy. Fast and reliable temperature measurements of moving, very hot or difficult-to-access objects are thereby made possible. The use of infrared sensors is also possible for very high temperatures, where a contact sensor or contact probe would be destroyed or would have a very short service life.
In the highly automated vehicle production industry, measurement technology in robots and processing lines is helping to ensure high-quality, precise, safe and reliable operations
The turboSPEED DZ140 speed sensor is the fourth and latest generation of revolution-counting sensors for turbochargers manufactured by Micro-Epsilon. The high-tech measuring system reaches maximum interference immunity in harsh test bench conditions and in road tests. The built-in temperature measurement also offers the opportunity for a true ambient temperature measurement of the sensor, while a new electronic circuit boosts signal levels from the sensor and also dramatically improves circuit shielding to give the sensor EMC levels of immunity that are several factors higher than existing devices in the marketplace.
