This resource center brings together technical articles, application guides, and design insights for ultrasonic sensors. Engineers and OEMs use these articles to evaluate non-contact sensing solutions, understand performance in industrial environments, and solve common challenges in level measurement, positioning, and hazardous area applications.
Topics include sensor selection, tank level measurement, intrinsically safe design, and installation best practices across a wide range of industries.
Conveyor systems are the backbone of most mining operations. They move crushed ore, aggregates, and bulk materials continuously between crushers, storage bins, and processing equipment.
In cement production, few environments challenge sensors like bins and conveyors do. Dust, vibration, and heat can quickly degrade mechanical systems and blind optical or
Engineering Design Considerations Using the RPS-409A Reliable bulk material detection on conveyors is fundamental to maintaining uninterrupted production flow. OEM design engineers developing conveyor-fed systems
Mining operations frequently take place in environments where combustible gases or dust may be present. Underground mines may contain methane gas, while coal dust or
When specifying an ultrasonic sensor for OEM equipment, engineers typically focus on sensing range, output type, and environmental ratings. But one design factor has a
Demand for standby and temporary power is rising fast. The rapid build out of data centers has pushed local utilities to their limits, and mobile
Practical guidance for engineers designing with ultrasonic sensors
