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We're getting ready for the
Dunwoody College career fair.

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We have limited space and a short time
to explain what NVE makes.

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So we have a compact demo

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of our three most popular
sensor categories for robotics.

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From left to right, we have
an analog magnetic sensor—

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the world's most sensitive
sensor of its type.

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There's a small magnet on the actuator,

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and a meter shows the sensor output
as the magnet moves back and forth.

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Next, we have magnetic switch sensors
that set travel limits.

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Separate LEDs show when
each sensor is activated.

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These are the smallest sensors
in the industry, at just 1/32" square.

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They're also the most sensitive,
lowest-power sensors in their class.

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Finally, we have an off-axis,
noncontact magnetic angle sensor

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with the widest sensor spacing available.

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All three demos are controlled by
Arduino single-board computers.

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Our engineers and technicians

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design these sensors,
evaluation boards, and software.

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Here's the program for the
switch sensor demo.

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Visit nve.com/careers

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for opportunities to work on
cool stuff like this

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and help automate the world.

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Here's a link to
NVE's sensor products.

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And these are the specific parts
we use for this demo: