Piezo Technologies at Sensor+Test 2015

20 May 2015

Excited about the discussions we’re having about our piezoceramics and ultrasonic systems at Booth 12-264, Sensor+Test 2015 in Nurnberg, Germany. There is much to learn about measuring, testing, and monitoring at the conference this year. If Sensor+Test isn’t on your schedule, please learn more about us at our website: www.piezotechnologies.com

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michaelkellett over 10 years ago +1

This is NOT a blog - it's an advert. Look at the other blogs on E14 and ask yourself if you seriously believe that this kind of boots-on spamming will win you any business. You could have posted something…

michaelkellett over 10 years ago in reply to piezotech

Thanks - I look forward to seeing some good stuff from you.

BTW - that chap in the pictures NEEDS a holiday !

MK
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piezotech over 10 years ago

Well, I'm not sure I can delete it actually. Either way, future posts here will be informational - our division of Meggitt works on ultrasonic transducer systems and we have some white papers publishing here soon that you might find interesting. Appreciate the heads-up, we'll watch our online posting process more closely.
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piezotech over 10 years ago in reply to michaelkellett

Thanks for noting this - this post went on our other social media sites and inadvertently was posted here. Appreciate your patience, I'll get it deleted here shortly.
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jw0752 over 10 years ago in reply to michaelkellett

Hi Michael, I usually let the posts slide as long as they have even a hint of electronic or scientific content. You are 100% correct though about the difference between a vendor putting some effort into providing valuable information and just flashing their name in front of us. I too would like to know more about piezo electronic devices. Let's see if they come back and check their posting for comments and respond.
John
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michaelkellett over 10 years ago in reply to balearicdynamics

I do that sometimes but they disappear without trace or comment - I wanted to give Meggit a chance to come back because I know they could say something interesting about using piezo sensors and materials.

(It's a subject I'm interested in because I designed piezo electric accelerometers about 25 years ago and one of them sold more than 2 million devices - which was the largest number of anything I've ever designed ).

MK
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