Visit CDI at the Quality Expo Texas March 14-15, 2012 at the Forthworth Convention Center, Booth #800. Learn about and demo CDI’s latest and greatest measure & control products. Quality Expo is a great forum to ask CDI product experts questions to find the perfect measure & control components for your needs! CDI’s Measure & [...]

Schaevitz GCD-SE Gageheads are available through Component Distributors Inc (CDI) a proud stocking distributor for Schaevitz products. The GCD-SE Series offers precision linear measurements in most any harsh environment you can think of.  Cutting oils, moisture, dirt, or fluid contaminants are no problem for these rugged performers.  The Heavy-Duty DC Operated Gage Heads, operate on [...]

CDI is your National Stocking Distributor for the Schaevitz brand of inductive position sensors. Schaevitz along with their parent company (Measurement Specialties, Inc) design and manufacturer sensors that measure linear, rotational, and angular properties for the OEM or advanced machine builder. CDI has recently expanded our visibility as the leading supplier of the Schaevitz Sensors.  [...]

  Stop by and visit Component Distributors, Inc. (CDI) at the Quality Expo conference September 20-22, 2011 at McCormick Place North, Chicago, IL. Booth #206. Click here to register for FREE admission online and use promo code XG.     Quality Expo is the leading quality show and conference that provides hands-on access to the [...]

As many of you may (or may not) know, the world leader in Linear Variable Displacement Transformers (LVDT’s) is Schaevitz Sensors.  What you may not know is that Schaevitz is actually an old brand name now of the umbrella corporate entity Measurement Specialties.  However you wish to call them, Schaevitz, Measurement Specialties, “Meas”, or MSI, [...]

Teaching a lab or a class that is geared toward sensors? There are a number of low cost evaulation board offered by a number of vendors which are easy to use and help teach.

Using a pressure transducer with a bayonet style connector and seeing a number of sensors not meeting the manufacturers specification? This application note might save you a few dollars.