If you need one with different dimensions, we have other similar sensors are available:

• Slide (140 x 20 mm, 5.51 x 0.79 inch)
• Slide-170 (170 x 7.0 mm, 6.69 x 0.28 inch)
• SlideLong (384 x 20 mm, 15.3 x 0.79 inch)
• Slide-500 (500 x 7.0 mm, 19.7 x 0.28 inch)
• SlideRound (46-56 mm, 1.8-2.2 inch inner-outer diameter)
• SlideWide (165 x 160 mm, 6.49 x 6.30 inch)

Application examples

1. Use as ribbon controller, perfect for your keyboard or DJ setup. Or check how Uwe Steger used the Slide.
2. Create a fancy multi-touch control surface by placing various sensors next to as well as on top of each other. Combine Push sensors (Push, Push2D), Reach sensors (Reach, ReachClose, ReachOn), Slide sensors (see above), Touch sensors (Touch, TouchMicro-3, TouchMicro-5 TouchMicro-10, TouchMini, TouchMiniOn, TouchStrip) and Turn sensors (Turn, Turn&Spin) to name a few.

Technical specifications

Product			Slide-50 sensor
Version			1.0 (July 2009)
Sensing parameter			single-axis contact position
Sensing method			resistive
Active area			50 x 7.0 mm (2.0 x 0.28 inch)
Range			50 mm (2.0 inch)
Output resistance			approx. n/a KOhm (no force applied), n/a to n/a KOhm when moving from one end to the other
Calibration
cm		inch	Voltage (use 5 V power supply)	7-bit MIDI value (use 'no processing' editor preset)
no contact		no contact	0.00	0
0		0	0.00	0
50		2.0	5.00	127
Power supply			1.0 to 10 V DC, n/a mA at 5 V
Sensor dimensions			66 x 20.5 x 0.5 mm (2.6 x 0.807 x 0.02 inch)
Weight			15 g (0.53 oz), incl. cable
Cable			1.0 m (39 inch), shielded, red wire = power, black wire = ground, white wire = sensor output, maximum extension 30 m (98 ft)
Connector			male plug with a row of 3 pins spaced 2.54 mm (0.100 inch)
Application notes			Touching the sensor at both ends for an extended period of time creates a short-circuit that may result in damage to the sensor. When mounting the sensor with eg. clamps, make sure that there is no contact force on the sensitive areas at the ends. The sensor can be trimmed so that multiple units can be placed adjacently, forming a multi-touch area. Please note that modifying the sensor voids any warranty we may provide. The sensor can be stacked on top of another sensor that's rotated by an angle (eg. 90 degrees) in the same plane to create a two-dimensional touch controller. The sensor is operational while bent. Please note that since the sensor wasn't designed to be used in bent form, we can't provide durability information and guarantee the specifications. There is a limit to the bend angle, ie. if the sensor is bent too sharply the material will crease and possibly tear.