Published articles about Micro-Epsilon

EtherCAT sensors enable real time measurements

In industrial automation technology, there is a growing trend towards replacing existing first generation fieldbuses with industrial Ethernet. Unlike conventional bus systems that require lots of installation effort, industrial Ethernet is faster and easier to integrate, which explains why this technology has gained widespread acceptance in many industrial manufacturing environments.

Industrial Technology | 7/2012 | New Wave Publishing

New precise method for measuring sheet thickness using laser profile scanners

Increasingly complex processing, optimisation of raw material costs or new standards mean there is a continually growing demand for sensor technology. Optical measuring techniques are becoming more and more important here.

Aluminium | 87/2011 | Giesel Verlag

Temperature Sensors

Infrared temperature measurement devices, both handheld and fixed/online versions, can provide non-contact, relatively low cost, preventive maintenance tools. These devices...

Industrial Technology | 3/2010 | New Wave Publishing

Selecting the right temperature sensor

Plant and maintenance engineers use infrared temperature measurement devices, both handheld and fixed/online versions, as non-contact, relatively low cost, preentive maintenance tools...

Diagnostic Engineering | March/April 2010 | DFA Media

Keep in touch with non-contact sensing

Choosing non-contact displacement sensors can be confusing. Chris Jones, managing director of Micro-Epsilon (UK), outlines the key characteristics of four leading technologies and offers advice on selecting the most appropriate for an application.

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Non-contact displacement sensors technologies

Chris Jones, Managing Director at precision sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon (UK), compares the technical pros and cons of four types of non-contact displacement...

Power in motion | 10/2008 | Thomas Industrial Media

Technical paper - bbr 10-2008: precise speed measurement, german

Geschwindigkeits und Längenmessgeräte für hochgenaue Weg- und Bewegungsinformationen sind ein wichtiger Baustein in der Automatisierung - hier ein Beispiel für eine berührungslose Technik.

bbr | 10.2008 | Verlag Heinrich

Non-contact displacement sensors: a review

Chris Jones compares the technical pros and cons of four types of non-contact displacement measurement technologies. Selecting the most appropriate technology for the applications is what matters...

dpa | 08/2008 | IML Group

A measured approach to sensor selection

Chris Jones, managing director at precision sensor manufacturer, Micro-Epsilon UK, compares the technical pros and cons of four types of non-contact ...

Factory equipment | 09/2008 | connecting industry

New laser sensors offer high accuracies at large base distances

In non-contact displacement measurement applications using laser sensors, the accuracy of the sensor suffers as the measuring range (or base distance to the target) increases...

Industrial Analytical Instrumentation | 09/2008 | William R Digby-Hammerton MCIJ