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Why a Standard Pressure Sensor Isn’t Always Suitable for Hydrogen Systems

Hydrogen presents unique challenges for pressure measurement – from material compatibility and Hydrogen Embrittlement to high operating pressures and demanding environmental conditions. This article explains how to select a pressure sensor for hydrogen systems, the differences between Nominal Pressure, Overpressure, and Burst Pressure, and how the EPT92H2 with EC79 and EC406 approvals supports hydrogen applications up to 1,000 bar.

Hands on the Keyboard, Foot on the Radio – Why Push-to-Talk Is Moving to the Floor in Control Rooms

When operators need to communicate while continuing to work with a keyboard, mouse, joystick, or other controls, a hand-operated Push-to-Talk button can interrupt the workflow. A foot-operated PTT solution such as the Herga 6289 Treadle Footswitch moves communication control from the hands to the foot, enabling parallel operation. This article explores how foot-operated PTT can be integrated into Command & Control systems, Ground Control Stations, operator consoles, and other mission-oriented systems using electrical contacts or USB.

Why Every Battery Pack Needs a Temperature Sensor – Not Just Electric Vehicles

Temperature monitoring in Battery Packs is not limited to electric vehicles. An NTC sensor mounted directly on a battery cell can help the BMS detect Hot Spots, monitor temperature differences and support effective thermal management. This article examines the Variohm Eurosensor ETP-ST-21-35-B57861S0103A039, an NTC 10K Sleeve Temperature Sensor designed for cylindrical cells, and explores its relevance to UAVs, robotics, defense systems, ESS and industrial applications.

How Does a MEMS Sensor Become a Tactical-Grade IMU?

What transforms a MEMS sensor into a Tactical-Grade Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)? The answer lies in a rigorous engineering process that extends far beyond the sensor itself. Discover how calibration, environmental test chambers, temperature cycling, vibration qualification, shock testing, repeatability, and performance verification ensure accurate, stable, and reliable inertial measurements for demanding aerospace and defense applications.

“I Have a 24-Tooth Gear. Send Me the Same One.”

Understanding gear module is essential for selecting the right gear. This guide explains what gear module is, how it affects tooth size, torque capacity, gear strength, and compatibility, how to estimate it from an existing gear, and why choosing the correct module is a critical engineering decision rather than a simple catalog selection.

Your PT100 Sensor Isn’t Reading the Wrong Temperature – Your Wiring Might Be

Think your PT100 sensor has failed because your PLC is displaying the wrong temperature? The problem may not be the sensor at all. This article explains the differences between RTD, PT100, PT1000, thermocouples, and thermistors, compares 2-wire, 3-wire, and 4-wire RTD connections, and demonstrates how cable resistance alone can introduce temperature errors of several degrees. Learn how to select the right RTD sensor, probe construction, and wiring method for accurate and reliable temperature measurement.

When GPS Lies: Why IMUs Are Becoming Mission-Critical in the Era of Autonomous Wingmen

GNSS spoofing has become one of the most significant threats to autonomous navigation systems. Unlike GNSS jamming, spoofing delivers false positioning data that appears completely legitimate, making it far more difficult to detect. This article explains how Sensor Fusion and high-performance IMUs help identify navigation inconsistencies, why inertial navigation has become increasingly important in GNSS-degraded environments, and which IMU characteristics matter most when designing reliable autonomous systems.