As electrification becomes more prevalent across many different classes and types of vehicles, the technology that drives its backbone of systems and components continues to advance. This is especially true with batteries, where gains in efficiency, size, charge time, and capacity seem to be ever moving.
Knick Elektronische Messgeräte is launching the Stratos Multi, the next generation in its Stratos analyzer product line. The Stratos Multi features smart diagnostics management: now for the first time, all parameters used by commercially available sensors can be read and processed via a transmitter.
As a further milestone in strengthening international markets, Knick Elektronische Messgeräte GmbH & Co. KG founded the subsidiary Knick Schweiz AG on 20 March 2020 with operational headquarters in Zofingen. Christoph Häberli from Switzerland was appointed Managing Director.
Dear business partner, The situation surrounding the Corona Virus continues to escalate worldwide. For Knick, the priority first and foremost lies in protecting the health of our employees and their families as well as preventing the spread of the virus at Knick….
How time flies. Already it is December and another year draws to an end. Here at Knick, 2019 has been year full of changes. Read on if…
A less prevalent offshoot of electrical sensors used within the rail industry falls outside of transducers and is represented by a product category defined as voltage presence detectors, or VPDs. These devices are typically engineered to…
Do you want to know how digital data capture and data storage works in modern liquids analysis? Do you have unanswered questions about the smart contactless technology of Memosens sensors? Help is…
There are many systems where measurement of large DC currents are needed for performance and safety. Two examples are static excitation and Rail traction power.
Critical electrical measurement applications found within the rail transit industry require equipment that can keep up with the demands seen.
It is estimated that every year on average about eight million metric tons of plastic end up in our world oceans. Most of it is being swept into the sea directly from land sources via estuaries. It is a…
It is estimated that every year on average about eight million metric tons of plastic end up in our world oceans. Most of it is being swept into the sea directly from land sources via estuaries. It is a…
Seven exhibitions, newly renovated offices and a special one-year anniversary – 2018 turned out to be an eventful and successful year here at Knick Elektronische Messgeräte in Berlin. We look back and remember the most important events of the past 12 months.
The reliable detection of short circuits and the proper handling of signal transmissions is not only important for smooth rail operations, but also for the safety of employees and passengers.
