Knowledge bank
Guide to industrial sensors
Get a clear overview of industrial sensors and measurement technology – from pressure, temperature and level to flow, force and position. The guide explains how different sensors work and what is important to bear in mind when you
Flow meter guide for water, gas and mass flow
Find out more about flow meters for water, gas and mass flow. This guide covers measurement principles, accuracy, flow range, pressure, temperature and installation to help you find the right solution for your application.
The difference between EMC, EMI, RFI and ESD
EMC, EMI, RFI and ESD are key concepts in the field of interference protection and electronics. Here, we explain what they mean, how they differ, and how the right solutions can help create a safer and more reliable electronic environment.
Choose the right EMI or EMC seal
Learn how to choose the right EMI gasket and EMC seal based on the application, material, contact pressure and environmental requirements. We compare leading silicone, knitted gaskets, fabric-over-foam, form-in-place and beryllium copper fingers.
Ice and snow warning system, automatic control of heating cables
Snow, ice and slippery conditions can quickly cause problems on exposed areas of a property. Garage driveways, ramps, loading bays, stairs and walkways need to be kept safe, whilst ice build-up in, for example, gutters, downpipes and roof drains can cause other problems. With an ice and snow alarm, the heating cables can be controlled automatically based on actual conditions. By sensing both temperature and humidity, the system can activate the heating when there is a risk of ice or snow forming, rather than the heating cables being active simply because the temperature is low.
Choose the right temperature sensor
Expand your knowledge of industrial sensors and measurement technology – from pressure, temperature and level to flow, force and position. This guide explains how different sensors work and what you need to consider when choosing the right solution for your application.
