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Meggitt Sensing Systems has released its new “2010 Measurement Product Resource,” a 63-page, full-color short form catalog, highlighting select models of sensing technologies for aerospace, automotive, industrial, R&D, and test and measurement markets. Meggitt’s Endevco, Sensorex, Vibro-Meter, and Wilcoxon Research product lines are now offered under one umbrella.
The catalog is arranged into four sections: Sensors and transducers, which highlights available piezoelectric, piezoresistive, variable capacitance, acoustic, dynamic, and static pressure, displacement and position sensing technologies; Condition monitoring, which includes portable vibration monitors and related instrumentation; Measurement systems, which highlights electromagnetic and piezoelectric shakers, conditioners, rotating machinery vibration amplifiers and calibration systems; and Inertial systems, which includes servo inclinometers, LVDT’s and inertial measurement units. Each section includes an introductory paragraph on the benefits and most common applications of individually featured sensing types, along with detailed technical product specifications, presented in a series of comparative charts.
The “2010 Measurement Product Resource” is available for download on the Meggitt Sensing Systems website.
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