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Gear detection speed sensors are dynamic, non-contact devices designed to monitor the speed, position, and direction of rotating ferrous components such as gears, shafts, and bolts. Utilizing solid-state Hall effect technology, these sensors offer near-zero speed detection, high repeatability, and long-term durability in harsh environments. With self-calibrating outputs and compatibility across various gear pitches and target shapes, they are ideal for automotive, industrial, and agricultural applications. Available in multiple housing styles and connection types, these sensors provide flexible integration for speed measurement, RPM monitoring, and component counting.

• PowerFlex design provides higher currents at lower voltages enabling one model to meet many different voltage/current requirements. 
• Compact design for bench use or rack mounting (1/2 or 1/4 rack width) 
• True analog controls with digital settings locking (S-Lock) 
• Mixed-mode regulation with linear final regulation for low noise 
• Dual models have isolated voltage tracking and synchronous on/off. 
• P models have RS-232, USB, and LXI-compliant LAN interfaces plus duplicate rear terminals. GPIB Optional.

• Capture from legacy to the latest video sources through support for SD analog to UHD digital formats 
• Connect and switch between different video sources via Mini DisplayPort, HD-BNC, HDMI, and custom analog DVI1 connectivity 
• Handle multiple video sources with the simultaneous capture of up to eight HD or two UHD streams2 
• Optimize video transmission and storage through onboard multi-stream H.264 encoding 
• Minimize system footprint by way of a single-slot PCIe card design 
• Simplify application development using the Aurora Imaging Library, formerly Matrox Imaging Library (MIL), software development kit (SDK) 
• Deploy on a current platform of choice with support for 64-bit Windows® 7/10 and Linux

• Redundant design with multiple signal paths built in for high-availability. 
• 12 expansion slots in the 2U version and 5 expansion slots in the 1U variant.
• Industry-first GPS integrity checking 
• Unique optical crosslink architecture for either Master-Slave hierarchical setups or Master-Master crosschecking and failover 
• 2U version is operated by an intuitive touch-screen interface, a first for any master clock system. 
• All components are hot-swappable and are dual redundant. 
• The Output Signal modules are hot-swappable from the front and minimize the need to disconnect cables.

• Tackle demanding imaging applications using an eighth-generation Intel Core processor
• Capture directly from GigE Vision® and USB3 Vision® cameras
• Broaden support for Camera Link® , CoaXPress® , DisplayPort, HDMI, and SDI video interfaces using Zebra frame grabbers
• Customize I/O capabilities through four PCIe slots accepting full-height, half-length cards
• Install in space-limited industrial environments given its small footprint and rugged design
• Streamline application development using the Aurora Design Assistant flowchart-based IDE or the Aurora Imaging Library SDK
• Tackle machine vision applications with utmost confidence using field-proven tools for analyzing, locating, classifying, measuring, reading, and verifying
• Leverage machine learning including deep learning to categorize image content
• Ready for deep learning training with suitably equipped and configured model