The SSEAC®, electromechanical subsea actuator from WITTENSTEIN SE, Ingersheim, Germany, is a solution for actuating choke and other valves in subsea applications. Rated for a service life of at least 25 years, this actuator controls the continuous flow of gases and liquids at a depth of up to 4000 meters. It has two redundant 24V motors that drive the actuator’s planetary gearbox and enable precise rotary adjustment of the valves.
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Sumida, Schaumburg, IL, announces the launch of its new CEP1311F Flyback Transformers, designed for use with “no-opto” isolated flyback circuits, such as the Analog Devices LT8304-1 reference design. This isolated flyback transformer delivers exceptional high-voltage performance, making it ideal for industrial, automotive, medical, and telecom applications. The CEP1311F (13324-T083 to 13324-T087) transformers have single outputs, while the CEP1311F (13324-T196) provides dual isolated outputs.
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SPIROL, Danielson, CT, is introducing a range of 2024 aluminum Press-In Inserts. Available in symmetrical and headed versions, the new aluminum Press-In Inserts complement the existing brass line. Threaded Inserts are essential for reinforcing plastic components and provide a reusable thread within a bolted assembly. This ensures a proper seating torque and prevents the potential for plastic creep over time that could otherwise compromise the performance of the assembly.
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Instron, Norwood, MA, is releasing the AVE3, an advanced non-contacting video extensometer that delivers precise strain measurement with unparalleled, micron-level accuracy for tensile, compression, and bend testing. It can measure both modulus and strain to failure on a diverse range of materials such as plastics, metals, composites, biomaterials, textiles, and elastomers — along with sensitive materials like films and foils.
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The UltiMate™ Series from Fischer Connectors, Saint-Prex, Switzerland, now includes a pre-cabled USB-C connector equipped with Fischer Connectors’ new Ratchet Locking System (RLS). This connector provides resistance to vibration and shock, ensuring safe connections for high-speed data transfer under extreme operating conditions in sectors such as defense, mining, construction, motorsports, and railways. It enables data transmission with robust mechanical performance.
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Trilion Quality Systems, King of Prussia, PA, has unveiled the ZEISS ARAMIS 1, the latest addition to its ARAMIS Optical Strain testing suite of technologies. It is designed as an accessible entry point for companies venturing into 3D optical measurement. It leverages NIST-certified 3D Digital Image Correlation (3D-DIC) to deliver full-field, non-contact analysis of strain, deformation, and displacement, making it ideal for material characterization, component testing, and structural analysis.
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Novotechnik, U.S., Southborough, MA, introduces the MZ-1 2200 44-Turn magnetic sensor with IO-Link output interface. Non-volatile technology retains turn count even when power is lost and reports correct count when power is restored. Key specifications include 22-mm housing diameter, measuring range of 15,840° (44 turns), measured variable information of angle, turns, speed, and limit switch points. Measurement rotational speed from 0 to 546 rpm; resolution, 16-bits; absolute linearity, ≤ ±1°; repeatability ≤ ±0.1°.
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Edmund Optics, Barrington, NJ, is demonstrating its TECHSPEC® Low GDD Dielectric Ultrafast Laser Mirrors, developed to provide strong optical performance while addressing common budget constraints. Optimized for ultrafast laser applications, they feature near-zero Group Delay Dispersion (GDD) to preserve pulse integrity and prevent temporal broadening. With >99 percent reflectivity and durable dielectric coatings, they minimize energy loss and withstand high peak powers typical of ultrafast lasers.
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Emerson, Austin, TX, has launched its AVENTICS™ DS1 to monitor dew point, temperature, humidity levels, and quality of compressed air and other non-corrosive gases in real time from one device. It can help operators detect and mitigate excess moisture in its early stages and prevent moisture-related equipment damage. It enables operators to better control processes, extend pneumatic component life, ensure regulatory compliance, and reduce maintenance and unplanned downtime.
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KYOCERA AVX, Fountain Inn, SC, has released the new CP2816 Series integrated thin film (ITF) high-directivity couplers for high-frequency wireless systems. Developed in response to customer requests for small, high-power couplers compatible with very- and ultra-high-frequency (VHF and UHF) bands, the new CP2816 Series ITF high-directivity couplers exhibit 20 W continuous power handling, 50Ω impedance, and excellent high-frequency performance from 225 – 750 MHz and -40 °C to +105 °C.
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dSPACE, Paderborn, Germany, is expanding its SCALEXIO real-time platform for hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) applications to enable improved electrical fault injection, signal conditioning, and customized extensions. It is the basis for an expanded range of standardized HIL solutions. Its modular architecture allows the simple construction of scalable test solutions and shortens project-specific adaptations of the HIL system, which are designed to validate real-time applications in the automotive, aerospace, and industrial sectors.
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