Vibration Sensor Mounting Techniques
The accuracy of your high frequency response is directly affected by the mounting technique used for the sensor. Learn more about the range of mounting technique options for accelerometers.…
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CTC Accelerometers: An Overview
CTC offers a complete line of the industry's most durable and reliable vibration analysis sensors for preventive maintenance of machines in the most demanding industrial environments.…
IECEx: Meaning and Requirements
IECEx is an international certificate for electrical equipment used in explosive atmospheres (Ex equipment) intended to facilitate global trade in electrical equipment for use in hazardous locations.…
CSA/ATEX Intrinsically Safe: Meaning & Requirements
Intrinsic Safety (IS) is based on the principle that the electrical energy in hazardous-area circuits is deliberately restricted such that any electrical sparks or hot spots that may occur are too weak to cause ignition.…
Integral Cable Sensors for Submersible Applications
Many industrial processes require vibration sensors to be submerged, and CTC has designed the industry's most reliable vibration monitoring equipment for submersible applications.…
CTC's Guide to Proximity Probes
CTC PRO Line offers the industry's most durable and reliable proximity probe systems that meet API Standard 670 and are backed by our best in class lifetime warranty on materials and workmanship.…
4-20 mA Vibration Monitoring
CTC's 4-20 mA technology is used to measure temperature, pressure, flow and speed as well as the overall vibration of rotating machines.…
CTC BNC Connector Options Explained
CTC BNC Connector options are used widely throughout many specialized industrial applications where a floating shield is a better solution. Learn about CTC's BNC connector options, backed by a lifetime warranty.…
Common Hazloc Terminology Explained
Explosion proof. Intrinsically safe. Non-arching. Hazardous approved. Learn more about common 'Hazloc' terms that are often used interchangeably when creating an electronic system within an hazardous location.…
The Cartesian Coordinate System Explained
What is the Cartesian Coordinate System? The Cartesian Coordinate System is a way to map points in a 3-dimensional space by assigning values to each direction.…
