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Migatron also offers custom manufacturing systems. Q: How do sensors and meters work together? A: Migatron provides a control for those that have experienced the difficulty in applying analog devices. In the past, our customers used various control methods to convert the signal to usable engineering units as well as implementing various controls to monitor the signal. To simplify this process, Migatron has designed a stand alone control system that sets up easily. The control has both voltage and current inputs. Scaling allows real engineering units to be displayed while four programmable relay outputs give event and real-time control. The control has optional temperature compensation, two sensor input and/or a RS485 communications port. By electing the proper sensor, the meter offers a further dimension of control. Q: Who has the complete system solutions? A: There are many cases where multiple transducers are required to provide systems information. Examples are contouring, sizing, measuring, quality control, sort and multiple part-selection. Migatron provides two-to-eight transducer systems with both analog and digital outputs. These systems come in a robust encloser and can measure to .05% of range which equates to +/-.002 of an inch at 4 inches. Migatron serves a diverse customer base. Our experience with some of the nations leading companies is your assurance of quality, excellent service and reliability. Industries using Migatron's ultrasonic sensors include automotive, petrochemical, machine-tool, pharmaceutical, printing, baking, food processing, glass, film and steel to name a few. Q: What is the meaning of target angle and beam spread? A: Target angle: This term refers to the "tilt response" limitations of a given sensor. Since ultrasonic sound waves reflect off the target object, target angles indicate acceptable amounts of tilt for a given sensor. If an application requires a target angle beyond the capabilities of a single sensor, two sensors can be teamed up to provide even a broader angle of ...