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Honeywell TruStabilityTM Sensors, highly stable pressure sensors
Honeywell's new TruStabilityTM silicon pressure sensors often eliminate the need for calibration after board mounting, and the digital ASIC outputs in either I2C or SPI protocols enable direct microprocessor interfacing. The sensors are comprised of the HSC series and the SSC series. The new HSC series and SSC series offer different accuracies and compensated temperature ranges that address specific segment needs.
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Honeywell's new LimitlessTM WLS heavy-duty wireless limit switch
Honeywell's new Limitless WLS heavy-duty wireless limit switch is the latest in its series. Designed for wireless position sensing or presence/absence detection in industrial, construction, and transportation environments, the new WLS heavy-duty switch series is ideal for applications and machinery where wiring is challenging or not feasible.
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Honeywell SMD humidity sensors HIH-5030/5031
Honeywell introduces the HIH-5030 and HIH-5031 humidity sensors, ideal for
industrial or medical equipment manufacturers. These sensors are available on tape and reel, allowing for use in high volume, automated pick-and-place manufacturing and eliminating lead
misalignment to printed circuit board through-holes.
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One of the most durable, adaptable, and lightweight linear position sensors
ACAL is pleased to announce the addition of a 225mm sensor to Honeywell's SMART Position Sensor range - one of the most durable, adaptable, and lightweight linear position devices available in the industry. It's simple, non-contact design eliminates mechanical failure mechanisms, reduces wear and tear, improves reliability and durability, enhances operational efficiency and safety, and minimizes downtime.
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New Honeywell solid state 3-axis compass IC
Honeywell's newest 3-axis Compass IC the HMC5883L, utilizes Honeywell's AMR technology. The solid-state HMC5883L features advanced precision in-axis sensitivity and linearity and is designed to measure both the direction and the magnitude of Earth's magnetic fields.
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