Cleveland, Ohio — EMX Industries Inc. said its remote ultraviolet (UV) luminescence sensor is 87 percent smaller than previous models but still maintains long range, high resolution and ease of use.
EMX Industries Inc., a manufacturer of sensors for industrial automation, announced the UVX-300G, the first UV (ultraviolet light) luminescence sensor designed for improved control of glue and ...
The DK50-UV Series luminescence sensors provide a means of error checking, sorting, measuring, and positioning materials that blend into a background or are invisible ...
Sensors detect fluorescent chalk marks, clear glue, tamper-proof seals, and other marks that regular contrast sensors cannot, even on irregular backgrounds, and deliver a sensing range of 600 mm in a ...
The UVX-300G-REM UV luminescence remote sensor, 87% smaller than previous models, provides long-range high-resolution sensing in demanding applications. Its 0.7 x 0.8 x 1.2-in. remote sensing head can ...
The Ultraviolet (UV) sensor market is experiencing significant growth due to its applications in various industries. Key drivers include water treatment for disinfection, healthcare for sterilization ...
The second was that the two responses vary according to different patterns, enabling the UV interference problem to be solved in future devices. The material responds to beta radiation in a linear ...
Scientists in Chemistry and Environmental Science at the University of Birmingham in collaboration with scientists from the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM), Germany's Federal ...
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