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Help with Feedback Devices
This Parker Hannifin blog post, part of a three-part series,
provides basic operational theory of three feedback devices used with rotary servo motors.
The blog guides engineers as they select the correct device for the
application. Bone up on absolute and optical incremental encoders, and
resolvers. A bonus: detailed graphics to help clarify the differences in
the various devices.
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High-voltage Converter Conserves Energy
Engineers working with home appliances, lighting, and other
low-power applications will have no trouble meeting stringent
energy-savings standards when using this new high-voltage power
converter. Use the converter at the heart of 5 V switched-mode power
supplies, in fly-back, buck and buck-boost converter topologies.
Supply-voltage range: 4.5-30 V. A press release lists a dozen of its key features.
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What Level of Protection is Right for You?
Littelfuse, Inc.
Compare Littelfuse Enhanced Motor Protection
relays to get the best fit for your application. Our checklist,
"Good-Better-Best," explains each class of Littelfuse motor protection
relays, helping you select the right part without paying for features
you don't need. Download the checklist or visit our Web site for more information.
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Exceptionally Versatile Thermal Protectors
Portage Electric Products, Inc.
PEPI J Series
snap action thermal controls from Portage Electric Products, Inc. are
excellent selections for use in motor applications with ratings for 120,
240, and 277 VAC loads. Various bimetallic elements can be used to
match the current sensitivity of the device to the application. For full
details, visit us here.
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