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The unit went for successful field trials in a Paris
hospital.
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The Requirement A company
was developing a peritoneal dialysis machine which
required a bubble sensor.
The Spot-on Solution Water
and air bubbles are both transparent so an optical
sensor was designed to go on the bubble trap
exploiting the lensing effect of a tube full of
water.
This was just one detail in a fairly complex
project: SoS actually designed much of the system,
all the circuitry and specified the software.
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The Requirement A company
needed to distribute a standard frequency signal
around its work benches.
The Spot-on Solution A high
frequency amplifier providing 10 independent outputs
at the required level.
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The picture shows the first bench prototype during
construction.
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The Requirement A group of
biologists realized the requirement for a precision
temperature cycler.
The Spot-on Solution An
array of separately programmable temperature
controls. The system was later expanded to 96
controls, miniaturized and put onto a monolithic
ceramic substrate.
Visit Thermoplex
for more about this machine!
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The Requirement A company
wanted to route 16 audio signals to 16 separate
public address amplifiers.
The Spot-on Solution This
microprocessor-controlled routeing unit with plug-in
audio boards.
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A picture to delight the heart! - A row of
production units tested and ready for use.
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The Requirement A company
wanted to vary the speed of an induction motor
driving a blower.
The Spot-on Solution A
self-optimizing single-to-three-phase converter.
This drove the motor so well that a single stage was
able to replace a five-stage blower.
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The Requirement An
entrepreneur was having problems with a third-party
controller for a paper-feed used with a printing
machine.
The Spot-on Solution The
circuitry was revised and the software re-written
with several new pragmatic corrections for speed
variations.
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The amplifiers are exceptionally high quality.
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The Requirement A company
was producing high-quality audio amplifiers that
required a microcontroller.
The Spot-on Solution A
fully-functional microcontroller-based system with a
remote control interfacing to a PC.
The amplifiers use a unique circuit configuration -
"the floating drive" - created by SoS too.
Visit MC
Squared Audio for more about these
amplifiers!
Click here for a screenshot of
the user interface.
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* For obvious reasons, confidential and recent projects
cannot be shown here.
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