Applications: Industrial

Pulse-Width-Modulation Digital-to-Analog Converter vs. Stand-Alone DAC

Industrial

Is the almost-cost-free Pulse-Width-Modulation Digital-to-Analog Converter good enough for an application or does it need a higher-performance, stand-alone DAC? more

Total Recall Using In-Sight

Medical, Industrial

ID technologies that have already proven themselves in other industries are now opening up previously untapped potential in hospitals for both safety and cost efficiencies. more

Machine Vision Sensing Takes on Many Different Forms

Industrial

When added to traditional motion and position sensors, vision sensing provides enhanced quality control in industrial applications. Color vision sensors, color recognition sensors and laser scan bar code readers can add to the accuracy of these overall systems more

Vision Sensing Trends

Industrial

Vision sensing trends grow due to improved processing capability, color and higher resolution according to University of Illinois Engineer Lisa Eichler. Read an interview with Eichler, as she discusses these trends with Design News Contributing Editor Randy Frank. more

Shrinking Vision Sensors

Industrial

With an increasing amount of integration, vision sensors and cameras find new applications in many industrial situations. The key to these small vision systems is the specific functionality they provide in a limited amount of space. more

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