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Revision as of 07:31, 6 November 2022
Welcome to Anemos Wiki, the primary information source for clients and the curious. It is best viewed on a large screen. These pages concentrate on the MAPS absolute position sensor product range and represents the primary source of data. Consistent with the company's eco-policy, Anemos does not provide paper literature, but pages can be printed as necessary for the most up-to-date versions.
Resources
Get started
- MAPS Multi-axis Absolute Position Sensors concept
- Wikipedia position sensor page
In depth
- MAPS performance characteristics
Content creation
Only authorised users can edit the wiki (note, all content is copyright Anemos), but third-party contributions are welcome. Please contact Anemos with suggestions or feedback. For those with logins the following will be a useful starting point.
- Template example for source copy-paste
- Tips and tricks for editing content
- Style guide for contributors and editors
Anemos websites
Two other main sites are available: the corporate website for product info and purchasing, and a live demo site showing MAPS in action. This wiki is intended solely as an in depth guide for both products and background information.
OnlineLab interactive technology demos.
