by Sven Krause | Aug 1, 2019 | ROTOCON, ROTOCON Case Study
SLIP RING SIGNAL QUALITY DEMONSTRATION Since 1963 Meridian Laboratory has manufactured brushless industrial slip ring assemblies and rotary electrical connectors. Conventional brushed slip rings rely on stationary graphite or metal contact (brush) which rubs on the...
by Sven Krause | Jan 10, 2018 | ROTOCON
Technological advances require innovative slip ring solutions; and for more than half a century, Meridian Laboratory has been solving complex engineering problems for major companies like Kraft Foods and General Electric, companies requiring groundbreaking solutions...
by Sven Krause | Nov 8, 2017 | ROTOCON
An important concept in the design and use of rotary ground clamps is contact resistance. Contact resistance is the measurement of electrical resistance between two points. Everything electrically conductive has some amount of contact resistance, typically a more...
by Sven Krause | Sep 27, 2017 | ROTOCON
Here at Meridian Laboratory, we often boast of our company’s proud 55-year history. This however, is not the real boast; plenty of companies have been around a long time, but simply surviving is no guarantee of success. To illustrate the experience we have gained...
by Sven Krause | Sep 14, 2017 | ROTOCON
Step 1- Technical Information Voltage Requirements All standard ROTOCONs are rated to a minimum of 600V AC/DC, optional configurations available up to 3,000V and custom designs offered up to 5,000V in all multi-channel units. Infinite voltage allowed in single contact...
by Sven Krause | Jun 29, 2017 | ROTOCON, ROTOCON Case Study
Problem An American based manufacturer of helicopter blades approached Meridian Laboratory with challenges they faced in using conventional brushed slip rings during dynamic testing. The average slip ring creates electrical feedback that was interfering with readings...
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