How does it work in practice?
Thanks to cutting-edge, high-performance microelectronics, we can now integrate our domain-specific algorithms into the sensor electronics, enabling process specific pre-processing capabilities.
That includes filters like Butterworth, Bessel, and multi-stage filter cascades; table and polynomial linearisation functions; compensation algorithms; sensor health monitoring (i.e. tracking variables that influence sensor mechanics); and process algorithms, such as filler, min/max, checkweigher, limit switches, and power calculations used for torque sensors.
These integrations give the sensor a wide range of process control and measurement data pre-processing capabilities.
IO-Link’s communication interface then allows you to transmit your pre-calculated results, added value from data like alarms and events, and the measurement value data — all while using universally applicable, cost-effective interface technology.