Bridgewater, New Jersey – September 7, 2007 – Hamamatsu Corporation is now offering the S9706 digital color sensor for various color detection applications, such as display color adjustment, backlight dimmers in liquid crystal displays, and environmental color temperature detection (read more)

The required process was to feed plastic components and imprint those components with 19 different texts and colors. (read more)

ColorMax Color Sensors from EMX, Industries. Verify the presence of targets that can be differentiated by color, faster and with greater control. A ColorMax-1000™ color sensor lets your machine see up to 15 colors and RGB intensity. What's more, innovative technology improves sensitivity and speed, so you can maximize the pace of manufacturing. (read more)

True color recognition sensors "read" colors by emitting white light, analyzing three beams of reflected colored light (red, blue, green), then measuring the level of light reflected back on each wave length. (read more)

Elmet Technologies offers a full array of lighting components both as a manufacturer and as the exclusive North American representative for Philips Lighting components produced globally. Their component market basket includes, but is not limited to, coils and filaments, specialty leads and supports, lamp bases, phosphors, and HID arc tube burners. (read more)

Carlo Gavazzi Inc. has released a fiber optic based true color recognition sensor with advanced features, including a microprocessor-controlled amplifier that uses a complex algorithm to store and analyze up to four separate colors. (read more)

Full Color Envelope Printer delivers exceptional color with fiery controller technology

The Laser Mail ™ 3655 – accurate color output at up to 55 envelopes/minute (read more)

The TCS230 programmable RGB color sensing light-to-frequency converter combines configurable silicon photodiodes and a current-to-frequency converter on a single monolithic CMOS integrated circuit. The output is a square wave (50% duty cycle) and frequency directly proportional to light intensity (irradiance). (read more)

ROHM Co., Ltd. completed the development of an ultra-compact LED featuring both the smallest volume and area offered. The SML-P12 series (PicoLED^TM) is ideally suited for devices requiring thin, compact components, such as mobile phone keypads, small dot-matrix units, and compact seven-segment display devices. (read more)

Three-colors, small size, large angle, high-brightness, low voltage drive. (read more)