July 17, 2007 - Learn how to get the most out of your industrial encoder with BEI’s new complimentary guide, BEI Industrial Encoders for Dummies. Whether you are a novice or an expert on encoders, this book will help you find out more about these multipurpose devices. BEI has partnered with the For Dummies series to provide an easy to read, no nonsense approach to essential technical information. This survival guide to the industrial encoder world can be a quick reference, a refresher or a complete top-to-bottom read on everything encoders.
Discover how encoders work, what makes a quality encoder, how to install encoders and helpful tips on choosing the right encoder for your application. It also includes an in depth look at common environmental and electrical concerns and how to assess them before they become an issue in your system. BEI Industrial Encoders for Dummies will help you get the inside scoop on industrial encoders.
For more information or to request your copy, visit: www.beiied.com/dummies
BEI Industrial Encoders (IED) is an operation of Custom Sensors & Technologies (CST). IED manufactures optical encoders and associated electronics for the industrial market. IED is the market-leading brand of encoders in North America. www.beiied.com
About Custom Sensors & Technologies
Headquartered in Moorpark, Calif., Custom Sensors & Technologies (CST) is a business unit of Schneider Electric. CST was formed from the combination of Kavlico, Crouzet, Crydom and former divisions of BEI Technologies. CST provides sensors, controls and actuation products to the industrial, transportation, and military and aerospace markets.
About Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric is the world’s power and control specialist. Through its world-class brands, Merlin Gerin, Square D and Telemecanique, Schneider Electric anticipates and satisfies its customers’ requirements in the residential, building, industry and energy and infrastructure markets. With 105,000 employees and operations in 190 countries, Schneider Electric generated sales of €13.7 billion in 2006 through 15,000 sales outlets.
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