CambridgeIC Launches Linear Sensors Compatible with CAM622 Processor
CambridgeIC is pleased to announce its new range of Type B Linear Sensors. These sensors combine robustness, precision, reliability, and low cost, thanks to their manufacture using a conventional PCB process.
CambridgeIC's new CAM622 turns PCBs into precise angle encoders
The CAM622 is a resonant inductive encoder IC for the measurement of angular position inside machines. It delivers an unparalleled combination of precision, speed and convenience, and helps customers reduce the size and cost of their products.
Unique axial linear position sensor from CambridgeIC works with a free rotating target
CambridgeIC has released a new axial linear position sensor which works with a rotating target and a big gap to the sensor.
Motor control - resolvers or inductive position sensing?
Comparative testing of resonant inductive sensors and resolvers show some clear advantages for the newer approach.
What is the difference between a Resonant Inductive Sensor and a Resolver?
Compact, light, cost effective; how resonant inductive sensing compares to resolvers.