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Ultrasonic flow meters use sound waves to determine flow rates. They can be either Doppler Effect meters or Time-of-Flight meters. Search by Specification | Learn More
MEMS devices integrate mechanical components, electronics, sensors and actuators on a semiconductor material, chip, or wafer. Learn More
Ultrasonic cleaners use high frequency sound waves to create bubbles for loosening and removing dirt, scale, and other impurities from parts. Search by Specification | Learn More
Ultrasonic instruments use beams of high frequency, short wave signals to inspect, monitor, and measure materials and components. Search by Specification | Learn More
Flow meters (flowmeters) and flow sensors are devices used for measuring the flow rate or quantity of a moving fluid or gas. Search by Specification | Learn More
Gas flow meters are used for measuring the flow or quantity of a moving gas in an enclosed pipe or passage. Search by Specification | Learn More
Ultrasonic transducers send and receive waves for many types of sensing. Examples include distance, proximity, level, nondestructive evaluation, web break detection, counting, and security applications. Search by Specification | Learn More
Gas flow switches and liquid flow switches, velocity, are used to measure the flow or quantity of a moving fluid in terms of velocity, such as feet per minute. Search by Specification | Learn More
Liquid flow meters are used for measuring the flow or quantity of a moving fluid. Search by Specification | Learn More
Volumetric liquid flow switches measure the flow or quantity of a moving fluid in terms of a unit of volume per time, such as liters per minute. These flow sensing devices have a switch output. Search by Specification | Learn More
Flow computers, totalizers, and rate indicators integrate the functions of flow and temperature measurement, computation, data acquisition, input / output (I/O) standardization, and closed loop control. They require external sensor inputs and may be used as local rate indicators. Search by Specification | Learn More
MEMS processing equipment is used to create micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) sensors and wafers. Learn More
MEMS foundry services suppliers design and manufacture microelectromechanical devices on a contract basis, in prototype to production quantities. Search by Specification | Learn More
Paddlewheel flow meters have a paddle wheel that is perpendicular to the flow path. The rotor axis is positioned to limit contact between the paddles and the flowing media. Search by Specification | Learn More
Mass liquid flow switches and mass gas flow switches are devices used for measuring the flow or quantity of a moving liquid or gas in terms of a unit of mass per unit time, such as pounds per minute. These devices may be sensors with electrical output or may be stand-alone instruments with local displays and controls. Search by Specification | Learn More
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UltraSonic Flow Measurement Thompson Equipment Company, Inc.
Clamp-On Hydrocarbon Flowmeters FLEXIM AMERICAS Corp.
FLUXUS® Flowmeters for Liquids FLEXIM AMERICAS Corp.
Series UXF3 Ultrasonic Flowmeter Converter Dwyer Instruments Inc.
Republic of Singapore Navy Chooses Sierra! Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Dynasonics® - Series TFXP - Portable Flow Meter Racine Flow Meter Group
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Depending on cleanliness requirements, Proceco systems incorporate any one or a combination of power spray, power flush, rotation with immersion, ultrasonics and precision aimed solid stream nozzles. A variety of full-flow multi-stage filtration systems ensure cleaning solutions do not exceed allowed particle sizes. Wide variety of processes configuration available. (read more)
From Digi-Key, the Omron family of MEMS (MicroElectroMechanical System) Flow Sensors includes intelligent compact models capable of measuring flow velocity and mass flow rate movement with highly repeatable accuracy. (read more)
D6F-P Series is an Economical, Compact, Highly Reliable MEMS Mass Air Flow Sensor (read more)
Exceptional capabilities, elite equipment...and the expertise to exploit it.
As a dedicated semiconductor manufacturing foundry our goal is to deliver innovative foundry capabilities as a manufacturing partner to fabless and fab-lite semiconductor companies. (read more)
The MEMS Module addresses design issues that arise in the micro-world. It models physical phenomena in actuators and sensors plus microfluidic and small piezoelectric devices. (read more)
Mems- Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems from Universal Semiconductor, Inc. USI offers rugged, miniature, and high sensitivity MEMS process capability for manufacture of sensors, transducers, switches, mirrors, and many diverse special custom designed products that go into wide ranging applications from medical to aerospace. (read more)
The MEMS integrated sensor chip can be readily combined with a signal conditioning circuitry chip for amplification, offset compensation, linearity improvement, and temperature compensation. All parameters for amplification, offset compensation, linearity improvement, and temperature compensation are stored in an internal EEPROM. No additional components required.... (read more)
The Branson B252R Ultrasonic Vapor Degreaser is one of a series of environmentally sound, cost effective precision degreasers. This small but powerful unit integrates state-of the-art controls with maintenance practicality in an ultrasonic vapor degreaser. (read more)
Clark Solutions CSLFC Liquid Ultrasonic Flow Transmitters are ideal for measuring flow in most clean liquids and many liquids with bubbles and/or entrained solids. Ideal for monitoring flow rates of chilled or heated water as part of a green technology program,they free users from having to calibrate the transmitter to fluid temperature, viscosity, or density. (read more)
Clark Solutions CSLFC and CSLFB Ultrasonic Flow Transmitters are ideal for measuring flow in most clean liquids and many liquids with entrained solids. Now available with Optional Three-Wire RTD Temperature Output, these instruments are particularly suited to monitoring flow rates of chilled or heated water for control or as part of a green technology program as well as in municip... (read more)
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2004 IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37553) No.04CH37553) Shortened Title: Ultrasonics Symposium ISBN: 0-7803-8412-1 Publisher Name: IEEE Publisher Location: Piscataway, NJ, USA Country: USA |
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P2E-2 Study of Particles Separation in the Ultrasonic... Dates: 2007 Journal Title: 2007 IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium Proceedings Conference Title: 2007 IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium Item Title: P2E-2 Study of |
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Amazon.com: "Micro Electro Mechanical Systems": Key Phrase... MEMS: Applications (Mechanical Engineering) by Mohamed Gad-el-Hak See Amazon.com Information |
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Amazon.com: "smart flight surfaces": Key Phrase page MEMS and NEMS: Systems, Devices, and Structures by Sergey Edward Lyshevski See Amazon.com Information |
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Untitled Flow 1: Measurement Overview Flow 2: Flow Sensors Industrial Electricity and MEMS Library (7 courses) See International Society of Automation Information |
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ISA | Communities Flow & Level: It floats boats Feb 09, 2009 The state of MEMS in automation Aug 01, 2007 See International Society of Automation Information |
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Lal, Amit Radhakrishnan, S., Lal, A., �A Drag Force Flow Sensor For Closed-Loop Flow Control,� Proceedings of the IEEE MEMS 2003, Kyoto, pp.307-310 |
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2000 R&T Contents NASA Research Being Shared Through Live, Interactive Video Tours Coupled-Flow Simulation of HPLP Turbines Has Resulted in Significant Fuel Savings |
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Dr. Yoseph Bar-Cohen - publications list |
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Resource Center for Medical Ultrasonic Transducer Technology -... for high-frequency ultrasound B-mode imaging", IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control, vol. 56, no. 7, pp. |