Canfield Connector's electronic inclinometer measures tilt or slope in harsh environments скачать в хорошем качестве

Canfield Connector's electronic inclinometer measures tilt or slope in harsh environments

In this product spotlight, Design World’s Mary Gannon chats with Canfield Connector’s Pat Byce about Canfield’s Electronic Inclinometer Sensor or EiS. It measures angles of slope or tilt of an object with respect to gravity based on an artificial horizon. Sometimes called tilt sensors, tilt switches, pitch and roll sensors, or tiltmeters inclinometers like the EIS are built for heavy-duty use. It features a miniature metal housing and is epoxy encapsulated for vibration, water and dust resistance and is rated to IP67. It can be used in platform leveling, motion sensing, filter vibrations, boom angle sensing, cameras, machine arm angle sensing, as well as mobile security systems. It offers 0.3° accuracy plus or minus 85° and is available in 1 or 2 axis versions. It boasts a temperature drift of plus or minus 1° maximum with a temperature range of -40 to 80° C. More details on the EiS inclinometer can be found at www.canfieldconnector.com or www.designworldonline.com.