David Procter
10 Minute Talk
Creating the Ultimate Wireless Sensor
Sensoteq's David Procter explains the way to create the ultimate wireless sensor...
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Size Matters!
Designing a sensor for wireless condition monitoring is a complex balancing act between meeting performance requirements whilst adding the most value for the end user. The choice of technology becomes crucial when trying to optimize certain aspects of the design.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Webinars
Wireless– Revolution or Revolt?
How wireless technologies can compliment an overall condition monitoring strategy.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Location, Location, Location
When it comes to analyzing vibration, sensor placement is key to quality of data capture. Motors can be large, surrounded by equipment and difficult to access, so locating an area to place your vibration sensor can be harder than it looks.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Sub GigaHertz Advantages for the Industrial Environment
Let’s discuss for a moment; how can we design a decent, standalone sensor which can be put on the vibrating equipment, stay there and report reliably the measurements?
- Tomasz Kawala
- Sensoteq
Interviews
The Wireless Revolution in Condition Monitoring
David Procter, the Product Manager at Sensoteq, and Alex Nino, from Ludeca Inc. and Sensoteq, will discuss specific things that are driving the Wireless Revolution in Condition Monitoring. They will explain why people are beginning to trust wireless products as they improve.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Frequency is Everything
In the world of vibration analysis frequency is everything. Frequencies are generated by many sources within a machine.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
