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Champagne, the famous sparkling wine from the Champagne region in France, is considered to be good-tasting and high-quality. As each drop is precious and must not be wasted, champagne producers entrust their production and bottling processes to reliable, modern and highly automated machines. PERRIER Bottling Machines is one of the best-known machine manufacturers among Champagne producers. In this article, Stephane Chambon, Automation Manager at PERRIER, explains how Temposonics position sensors optimize the control of bottling machines.

The analog output can be described as a traditional signal type in measurement and control technology. Is such a signal transmission still up-to-date nowadays? In order to answer this question, this article explains the mode of operation and the possibilities of analog signal transmission. The properties of analog signal transmission and Industrial Ethernet interfaces are compared with each other, so that you can make the right choice for your application in the future.

Since the last couple of years, natural resources enjoy an increasing demand. In the wake of this demand, also veneer-based products – plywood and LVL – are more and more requested for example for building and transportation purposes. A key element of veneer production is the peeling process and there is a substantial number of position sensors applied to control the machine movements. The Finnish company Raute Oyj is one of the worldwide leading companies in plywood and LVL production technologies. Mr Antti Pennanen, Head of Electronics & Automation at Raute Oyj, explains in this interview the key role that Temposonics® position sensors play in their processes.

Andre Beste, Technical Marketing Manager at Temposonics GmbH, explains in an interview why the magnetostrictive MHRM linear position sensors are predestined for a wide range of railroad applications and why they meet the needs of the industry.

Dr. Olaf Kissing, Product Manager for industrial sensors at Temposonics, explains the importance of shock and vibration testing for position sensors used in industrial applications.

Marcel Idsinga, Managing Director at Instrument Technical Utilities (ITU), a suppplier of measurement and control instrumentation, explains the challenges of inland water transport by barges in Europe. The company equips oil and chemical tankers with control systems using Temposonics transmitters to provide high accuracy level measurement. This is part 2 of a two-part article.

Marcel Idsinga, Managing Director at Instrument Technical Utilities (ITU), a suppplier of measurement and control instrumentation, explains the challenges of inland water transport by barges in Europe. The company equips oil and chemical tankers with control systems using Temposonics transmitters to provide high accuracy level measurement. This is part 1 of a two-part article.

Processing metals is a very harsh business. There is a lot of heat involved to melt and cast the metal to be able to work with it and roll it. The Italian company Danieli is an international player in the field of metal processing and their machines can be found all around the globe. Among their wide range of machines and systems designed for the metal industry are rolling mills. In those mills, the metal is processed so that it gets thin and flat. Mr. Stefano Martinis, Engineering Manager at Danieli, explains how rolling mills operate, what role the position sensors from Temposonics are playing and how they help to optimize the metal production.

While in Europe Formula 1 is a big topic, the focus in the US is more on NASCAR, where millions of people attend the more than 1,500 stock car racing events across the country each year. Companies such as Hendrick Motorsport always strive to optimize their stock cars and they found support in using a Temposonics position sensor to get ahead of their competitors.

The new generation of the R-Series has the suffix V. Because the R-Series V is not only supposed to differ from its predecessor R-Series in its improved features, but also in its name. The character V does not stand for the 22nd letter of the alphabet but for the Roman number V = 5. But why V or 5? This question is answered by Dr Olaf Kissing, Product Manager Industrial Sensors at Temposonics.