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Prevco (Photo: NUWC Newport) bottom boundary layer research. With SEACON is part of TE’s growing port-

Silicon Sensing its 24-bit high-speed A-D convertor, and folio of brands within the marine oil and

Two all-new IMUs from Silicon Sens- its optional high capacity 32-gigabyte gas market, which also includes brands ing are enhancing its range of MEMS recorder users no longer have to decide such as DEUTSCH and Rochester Ca- inertial products on show at Oceanol- “what data not to record”. The SeaSEV- ble. These brands will also be featured ogy International. DMU11 combines

EN is unique in its capability to collect at the booth. TE will also showcase its MEMS angular rate and linear accelera- multiple data types and allows scientists SEACON OPTI-CON series of opti- tion sensors to create a precision, low- to easily archive research data. cal hybrid dry-mate connectors, SEA- cost, 6-DOF IMU for complete motion

Booth B35 | www.rowetechinc.com

MATE wet-mate connectors and rubber sensing and control in three-dimensional molded connectors at the show.

space. Suitable for a wide range of ma-

SEACON Booth A55 | www.seaconworldwide.com rine applications, DMU11 is calibrated

TE Connectivity (TE) will exhibit at over the full rated temperature range. the SEACON booth at Oceanology In- Sea? oor Systems

DMU30 is the