Hall effect proximity sensors detect magnetic fields and convert them into electrical signals. They offer high accuracy, durability, and are suitable for linear or angular position sensing in dynamic environments.

Exterior Bottle Mount Liquid Level Sensors offer a reliable and hygienic solution for monitoring fluid levels in sealed or transparent containers. These sensors attach externally, eliminating the need for direct contact with the fluid, ideal for applications where contamination, leakage, or internal access is a concern. With flexible integration options and compatibility across various container materials, they are well-suited for use in medical devices, laboratory equipment, food processing systems, and industrial fluid management. Their non-intrusive design ensures easy installation and maintenance while delivering consistent performance.

• High Power Density DC Power Supply: Up to 15 kW in a 3U / 30 kW in a 6U chassis 
• Wide Voltage Range: 0-40V up to 0-600V, in increments of 5 kW from 5 to 30 kW 
• Fast Load Transient Response: Protection from undesired voltage excursions 
• Low RMS and P-P Noise: Suitable for the most sensitive applications 
• Parallelable DC output up to 150 kW: Expandable as your requirement grows. 
• Modular Design: Upgradeable for the ultimate in investment protection 
• Sequencing: Program custom waveforms 
• Easy-to-read Fluorescent Display: SGI supports English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages. 
• 16-bit Resolution: Optional IEEE-488.2 + RS-232C + Ethernet provides precise control 
• Ethernet Control: LXI Class C compliant communication through an integrated web server 
• Direct Relay Control: Control output and sense isolation relays, along with polarity relays. (Ethernet Option Only) 
• Hardware Trigger: Ethernet Option Only 
• 5-Year Warranty

Low thermal reed relays are designed to switch microvolt-level signals without introducing thermal offsets or signal distortion. Ideal for use in transducers, high-end multimeters, thermocouple switching, and data acquisition systems, these relays ensure accurate signal integrity in temperature measurement and logging applications. Their low offset voltage performance makes them a superior alternative to semiconductor relays in precision environments.

EMI Measurements:

• FFT-based dual-channel receiver
• According to CISPR16-1-1
• Peak, Quasi-Peak, and Average Detectors
• Resolution Bandwidth Filters of 200 Hz, 9 kHz, and 120 kHz (CISPR), and 1 kHz and 10 kHz (MIL)
• The fastest receiver in the market: Line and Neutral measurements with the 3 detectors simultaneously (6 simultaneous measurements)

• Combine up to 12 fail-safe building blocks, dual SPDT, SP4T, SP6T, or transfer switch in a compact 1U footprint
• Front “pluggable” relays facilitate field maintenance
• Embedded web interface provides interactive utility to monitor and control relays from anywhere in the world
• Flexible API supports IVI and Linux development environments minimizing software investment
• LXI Trigger Event implementation provides seamless test synchronization with external devices
• Store up to 128 relay state configurations for quick recall, including an automatic power up state
• Define exclude lists to avoid setting an undesirable configuration
• Relay odometer tracks closures to facilitate preventative maintenance

The SMP7500 is a 96-channel 300MA open-collector/relay drivers, and the SMP7600A (pictured) and SMP7600A-S-11351 are 5 W programmable loads.

These sensors feature integrated flanges or screw holes for stable mounting on flat surfaces. Designed for rugged environments, they offer consistent performance in industrial, automotive, and automation systems.

• Large switching capacity in a small footprint
• Switch up to 16 A current - highest in its class
• High breakdown voltage (1,000 V rms between open contacts)
• Ideal for applications such as high current/high power switching, AC line power switching, driving relays for industrial machinery, solenoid switching, and automotive engine control
• Fail-safe interrupt inputs that can detect a fault condition automatically open up relays to their default state