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22 May 2008	Automotive sensor industry to grow 35 percent annually through 2012 The automotive electronics industry here is projected to grow 19.4 percent and generate revenue totaling $13.5 billion in 2008. This rosy forecast bodes well for the region’s automotive sensor industry, which, according to CCW Research, was worth about $540 million in 2007 and could grow more than 35 percent annually—up to $1.05 billion and $1.32 billion in 2009 and 2010, respectively.
08 May 2008	Water-resistant parking sensor has 40kHz nominal frequency Model AL40C-20E from AL Goodwell Industries Ltd is as aluminum-encased water-resistant parking sensor that operates over 40kHz nominal frequency. It has 0.2m to 4m detectable range and 75deg-angle pick-up direction. It has about 95dB SPL at 300mm/10V rms sine wave, about 75dBV/u bar sensitivity and 2,000pF +/-25 percent at 1kHz capacitance.
27 Nov 2007	Water-resistant ultrasonic sensor designed for car parking applications AL Goodwell Industries is offering a water-resistant ultrasonic sensor for car parking applications. The unit operates at 23kHz, 25kHz, 32.8kHz, 39kHz or 40KHz nominal frequency. It is available in 9.9m, 12.6m, 16m, 18m, and 25m outside diameters. It has a plastic housing with black/white/flower-designed aluminum case.
12 Jul 2007	Multifunction switch detects tilt, vibration Oncque Corp.'s RBS15/VBS06 tilt and vibration switches are capable of detecting up to 15 degrees tilt on a single axis, as well as omnidirectional vibration.