Sensor blog

  Our team has spent months putting heads together, and banging them on the wall.  But we have finally come to great place in our research and development that has allowed us to announce new products to our customers.  While fine details on every project cannot be published at this moment, we’re excited to life the curtain on some developments we have made in the last year. First, we have a data logger coming to the market. Built on an RFP, we have modified some specifications to match many customers’ applications.  The easy to use logger will be a great..  - Read More

       Planes, jets, drones, flying machines are as intricate as they are amazing.  Hairpin maneuvers require a lot of skill and focus in a trained pilot.  But, what about the machinery inside?  The power and innovation of aerospace technology will challenge many markets to become more efficient with their products.  For the sensor market, there is a chance for many opportunities.    The sensor market for aerospace technology will go from over a billion dollars in revenue in 2013 to over 2.5 billion by 2020 Frost & Sullivan predict.  Additionally, the industry is on track to product 34,000..  - Read More

    We are now going social.  Check out LinkedIn for information on us. “Follow” the iButtonLink LinkedIn for updates on our new product offerings and updates.  We will also post blogs and other news there, so stay updated with everything iButtonLink has to offer.    Follow the Sensor blog for more updates and news.  For more information on iButtonLink, or questions, please contact us.  https://www.linkedin.com/company/ibuttonlink-llc  - Read More

One ongoing problem in all markets that deal with technology is power.  Providing it, sustaining it, and replacing it.  Many applications that have users on the go will use power endlessly.   While batteries have become a more sufficient with energy and even reduced in size, the kryptonite of the battery is limited power.  So what is the answer?  Do we plug our many battery operated items into the wall?  Charge ourselves daily?  Thomas Kail of ams AG speculates that harvesting energy should be the way to go for the future.    Obtaining power from the natural resources around us sounds..  - Read More

   Enabling a new viewer software can be overbearing if you’re unfamiliar with the landscape ahead.  With this guide, we hope to direct you through the start up of 1-Wire® Viewer using a free software from Maxim Integrated.  Bringing together the right pieces, and following this guide, you’ll be able to read temperature in mere minutes*.  To start, here’s what you’ll need: -Master -Sensor -Viewer Software      For our example, we’ll be using our LinkUSB (master), a T-Probe (sensor), and Maxim’s 1-Wire® Viewer Software which can be downloaded here  free.  To start, put your LinkUSB and T-Probe together via..  - Read More

          As the fall season approaches and the winds of change bring another cold winter our way, we’ve decided to re-vamp our blogging to “warm-up” our customers and offer more information about our products and services.  You, our readers, can expect upcoming articles on featured products, clients with special applications for our products, and highlighting news from around the sensor world.    This month specifically we’re looking at how to mission an iButton®, releasing information on some projects we’ve been a part of this summer, and much more.    The Sensor Blog will release weekly so return..  - Read More