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NVE researchers presented
two papers at the recent MMM-Intermag Conference:
Dr. Maria Torija presented, “GMR-based Salmonella Detection System:
approaching one CFU detection.”
Dr. Joseph Davies’ paper was “Domain Wall Chirality in Exchange
Spring Co/Pd Multilayers.”
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NVE will be open
normally on President's Day, Monday, February 15. |
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Application
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Digital
Speed and Direction Signals
A quad comparator and flip-flop can be used for precise digital speed and direction
signals for Angle
Sensors or Gear-Tooth
Sensors:
Direction is determined by detecting the phasing between the two outputs. The
“Speed” output is one cycle per revolution for AAT-Series Angle Sensors
and one cycle per tooth for ABL-Series Gear-Tooth Sensors.
For Angle Sensors, the “Speed” output switches at 45 and 225 degrees.
Low-power components and large resistors can be used to minimize power consumption
for low-power applications such as AAT001 interfaces.
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Upcoming Exhibitions |
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Isolator distributor HY LINE
Power Components is exhibiting at the Embedded World exhibition, February 23
to 25 in Nuremberg, Germany in Hall 1 / Stand 170. IsoLoop
Isolated Bus Transceivers are popular for embedded applications.
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 New
YouTube Playlists |
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 Two
new YouTube playlists provide live demonstrations of NVE products.
“Arduino”
With their high sensitivity and wide airgap tolerances, NVE sensors are ideal
for Arduino applications. These videos demonstrate Arduino interfaces to analog,
digital, and angle sensors.
“Lab Results”
Quantitative measurement demonstrations of key sensor and isolator metrics highlight
exceptional sensitivity and precision of NVE sensors, and the speed, signal fidelity,
and rugged barriers of NVE isolators.
Look for cameos by Rufus,
the black lab.
Because it’s lab results. And he’s a lab. |
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