Why Choose a Wired Connection for Your Sensor?
When you’re trying to measure important movement in your project, you can’t afford to have the connection break down. You can connect your sensors using pin terminals and connectors, but if…
How Inclinometers Keep High Speed Trains Upright
High-speed trains connect millions of people to far destinations with convenience and efficiency. Even though it may feel like the train is constantly traveling in a straight line, it isn’t.…
New Precision Inclinometer with Ethernet Capability
The eDXI-100/200 inclinometer series is a precision single or dual-axis tilt sensor that includes Ethernet capability. With an IP67, RJ45 connector, it is easy to connect to computers and other devices to…
Should Your Sensor Have a Connector or Pin Terminals?
Connectors and pin terminals are common and dependable connections that relay your readings from within the sensor to the screen in front of you. These two options each have advantages…
New Robust, Multi-Axis MEMS Inclinometer
Introducing the JMI-100/200 inclinometer series, the latest addition to Jewell Instruments’ MEMS sensor line. This versatile, lightweight, and robust sensor is a low-cost alternative to most traditional inclinometers. The JMI-100/200…
3 Reasons Why MEMS Sensors are More Durable Than You May Think
MEMS has emerged as a cost-effective and high precision solution to some pretty demanding projects, including many industrial applications. Its accuracy can hold up to the test, but how about…
