Instructional Videos

NEW Capacitive Liquid Level Sensor Technology by Reventec

CambridgeIC Axial Sensor for Variable Area Flow Meters by CambridgeIC

Measure the Forces in a High Speed Impact with XSensor’s System
by Interface Force Measurements Ltd.

How Position Sensing Solution works
by Cambridge IC

Installing a Torque Transducer in an existing drive shaft
by Datum Electronics Ltd.
How to bond a Strain Gauge
by ESI Technology Ltd.
How a Strain Gauge works
by Geoffrey Thorpe
How to avoid Sensor Cabling Problems
by PCB Piezotronics
Wire Rope Sensor used on Dam Lock Gate
by Waycom GmbH
The Sound of Material Testing
by Zwick Roell
ESI - Pressure Transmitters and Sensors

How a Strain Gauge works... by Geoffrey Thorpe




Take a look at this video >>





How to bond a Strain gauge... by ESI Technology


The installation of a strain gauge is probably the most crucial part of strain measurement....
A poor quality installation could discredit your tests costing time and money. Bonding strain gauges requires skill, attention to detail and patience as well as the correct tools and adhesives. To check out how to do it take a look at this video >>






 How to avoid sensor cabling problems... by PCB Piezotronics




Wire Rope Sensor used on Dam Lock Gate... by Waycom GmbH



Link to the video: https://youtu.be/NWjraXXY_Ng
Link to the product videos:
http://www.waycon.biz/products/product-videos/



 
The Sound of Material Testing
Zwick´s sound of materials testing. All sounds originate from different types of materials testing machines. The result: an electro machine sound loop “made by” destroying metals, crushing food, melting plastics, bending medical products, tearing paper, breaking smart phones and a lot of other things! Click the logo image >>



New Product Videos by Applied Measurements Ltd.

Our latest one is OBU single Point Load Cells

DBBSUB Permanently Submersible Load Cell - Hermetically sealed and designed for permanent long-term submersion to 10m/1bar.

YDNS Miniature Shaft Torque Sensor - YDNS miniature shaft torque sensor is ultra-compact & designed for static or semi-rotary torque applications. Parallel shaft connections for in-line direct drive measurements. Ideal for electrical motors, pumps and gearboxes.




Installing a Datum Torque Transducer to an existing drive shaft by Datum Electronics Ltd.

VIDEO LINK >>




How Position Sensing Solution works by Cambridge IC


A brief overview of CambridgeIC’s position sensing solution; how it works and why it outperforms traditional approaches to linear and rotary position sensing.
VIDEO LINK >> xxxxxMore information at www.cambridgeic.com

Measure the Forces in a High Speed Impact with XSensor’s System by Interface Force Measurements Ltd.


The HS Impact system offers engineers the unique ability to record exactly what happens and how much pressure is exerted and distributed by seat belts, air bags, seat back rests, head restraints and even seat components at the moment of impact. This data can viewed live, recorded, slowed down and re-played, analysed, edited and exported using XSensor’s feature rich HS Pro V8 software.

VIDEO LINK >>


More information about the XSensor HS Impact system or any XSensor Pressure Mapping products >>
CambridgeIC Axial Sensor for Variable Area Flow Meters by CambridgeIC

VIDEO 1 LINK >>


NEW Capacitive Liquid Level Sensor Technology by Reventec

Capacitive Liquid Level Sensor

Watch the Video >>




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