All MicroSense precision capacitive sensors feature: Completely non-contact capacitive position measurement - the most accurate electrical sensing technology available. Detection of any conductive, grounded target – surface finish or material have no effect on accuracy. Optimized for short measurement ranges –10 micrometers up to 4 millimeters, depending upon sensor size.

The MicroSense UltraMap C200A is an automated LED Sapphire Wafer Measurement system based on MicroSense’s proprietary two sided capacitive sensing technology. The system measures critical substrate parameters including Thickness, TTV, Bow, Warp andWhy MicroSense Microsense, LLC Contact Us Capacitive Sensors UltraMap-C200

The MicroSense 6810 is a low noise, high resolution. non-contact capacitive sensor that is ideal for measuring. position and displacement over ranges up to 2 millimeters. When combined with one of MicroSense’s non-contact. 6000 series probes, the 6810 provides measurement. resolution down to the sub-nanometer level.

Microsense II Model 5300 Gaging System - 7 MicrosenseTM II Model 5300 Gaging System Functional Overview The Model 5300 is a modular, configurable, benchtop gaging system that accepts up to four Model 5130 noncontact capacitive displacement-gaging modules, a single Model 5210 velocity and acceleration module and a single display module.

MicroSense is the only VSM manufacturer that offers automatic sample loading, allowing unattended 24/7 operation. Cassettes of samples can be changed while other samples are being measured so that the system never stops measuring. Measurements can be

The SDN-microSENSE project intends to provide a set of secure, privacy-enabled and resilient to cyberattacks tools, thus ensuring the normal operation of Electric Power and Energy Systems (EPES) as well as the integrity and the confidentiality of communications.

As part of an ongoing research, SDN MicroSENSE will implement and validate it approach to develop innovative applications which exploit direct networking controllability and programmability

The Cross-Layer Energy Prevention and Detection System (XL-EPDS) is the framework that developed in the SDNmicroSENSE project and associated with detection and the prevention of cyber-attacks. The contribution of the CERTH concerns the development of methods, mechanisms and technics that will expand the capabilities of the tools that associated with the XL-EPDS.

Dec 08, 2020In particular, adopting an SDN-based technology, the SDN-microSENSE project will develop a three-layer security architecture, by deploying and implementing risk assessment processes, self-healing capabilities, large-scale distributed detection and prevention mechanisms, as well as an overlay privacy protection framework.

Mar 23, 2020First International Workshop on Electrical Power and Energy Systems Safety, Security and Resilience (EPESec 2020) (EPESec 2020) SDN-microSENSE is co-organizing the workshop in conjunction with the ARES workshops EU Projects Symposium 2020 at 15 th International Conference on Availability Intrusion detection and visualization; Defense in

MicroSense capacitive sensors provide high resolution and fast response for non-contact position and displacement measurement. Previously known as ADE Technologies, and originally founded as a part of ADE Corporation, MicroSense has supplied high resolution capacitive sensors since 1967. Continual technological innovation has been the key to success for MicroSense.

Jan 11, 2021However, EPES infrastructures come with an extensive set of ICT and grid assets dependencies, while multiple actors and stakeholders are engaged in systems’ operation. In this direction, SDN-microSENSE risk assessment is capable to assess the overall cyber risks considering all the existing power and energy infrastructure (including legacy SCADA/ICS devices), software

May 01, 2019In particular, adopting an SDN-based technology, SDN-microSENSE will develop a three-layer security architecture, by deploying and implementing risk assessment processes, self-healing capabilities, large-scale distributed detection and prevention mechanisms, as well as an overlay privacy protection framework.

An induction loop vehicle detector comprises an oscillator circuit having a plurality of capacitors switchable in circuit with a road loop under the control of a microcomputer to determine the oscillator frequency. The microcomputer monitors the oscillator frequency and controls the switching of the capacitors to periodically return the frequency to a predetermined value.

2021 IEEE CSR Workshop on Electrical Power and Energy Systems Security, Privacy and Resilience (EPES-SPR)

Microsense II is a control unit designed to operate an electrically activated gas generator or Metron actuator to release extinguishant agent for localised fire suppression. Activation can be achieved by automatic smoke, heat or flame detection or by operation

Protection of the Electrical Power and Energy System (EPES) via prevention, early detection and fast mitigation of cyber-attacks while protecting the data privacy by design and by default. • Strengthen EPES cybersecurity preparedness • Coordinate EPES cyber incident discovery, response and recovery • Accelerate research and innovation in EPES

All detection mode functions are set by means of the appropriate front panel rotary switch. Tuning is automatic and fast. Once tuned the detector will track all environmental drifts continuously. The selected presence time is substantially independent of vehicle type.

Microsense will detect flow in pipelines, chutes, transfer bins, distributors, feeders, conveyor belts, bucket elevators or free air. For extra security, this detector can combine with a microwave blocked chute monitoring system to provide both flow or no-flow output and blocked or clear chute indication, providing operators with maximum plant

SDN-microSENSE aims at providing and demonstrating a secure, resilient to cyber-attacks, privacy-enabled, and protected against data breaches solution for decentralised Electrical Power and Energy Systems (EPES).

Jun 04, 2019UBITECH is participating at the kick-off meeting, in Seville, Spain (June 4-5, 2019), of the SDN-microSENSE Innovation Action, officially started on May 1st, 2019.The project is funded by European Commission under Horizon 2020 Programme (Grant Agreement No. 833955) and spans on the period May 2019 – April 2022.

The Microsense system utilises a matched pair of devices, consisting of a transmitter sensor and a receiver sensor. During operation the transmitter emits a continuous, safe low-power microwave beam and the output relay of the receiver head is energised

Jul 09, 2013Unlike traditional microwave detection systems each Microsense sensor is a transmitter and a receiver and when paired with a second sensor establishes an active back-scatter bi-static radar link giving intruder detection information from each side of the microwave link.

There are no specific Australian standards or regulations governing gas detection installations, unlike for fire detection. In theory, everyone may install gas detection systems regardless of their knowledge. However, there are general guidelines as such documented in AS1668.2 which prescribes requirements for gas detection systems for carparks.

The Microsense is a single gas safe area detector that meets the requirements for economic and reliable monitoring of gas levels in a wide range of environments and applications. It offers a wide range of gas sensors covering most toxic gases as well as oxygen.

ER Microsensor is a unique provider of stock and custom micro-electronic sensor solutions. We are the exclusive manufacturers and distributors of MicroSense™ micro-electrical sensor and MicroAct™ micro-electrical-mechanical systems (MEMS) products based on our state-of-the-art technology.

SDN-microSENSE (10.100.963,21€) intends to provide a set of secure, privacy-enabled and resilient to cyberattacks tools, thus ensuring the normal operation of Electrical Power and Energy System (EPES) as well as the integrity and the confidentiality of communications.

Refrigerant Leak Detection is essential for protection of equipment and personnel. Refrigerant gases are used to provide a means of cooling the evaporators in freezers and air conditioning for plant rooms and chiller plants. CFC’s refrigerant gases such as R11, R12 and R22 are ozone depleting gases and are now being phased out and replaced by ozone friendly gases such as R134, R407 and R410.