Today’s demand for products with improved safety, reliability, and efficiency makes sensors increasingly necessary and, in some cases, even mandatory. These sensors must be accurate, reliable, and long-lasting while remaining affordable. This 30-minute Webinar examines the advantages of using sensors based on magnetic principles to measure force and torque (magnetoelastic) as well as distance and angle (eddy-current).
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