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HK/8870-20PRO   Weschler Instruments Data Acquisition Ideal for transient capture & long-period recording. Compact, easy to carry. 4.3" color LCD display. 2 analog & 4 logic inputs. Sample rates up to 1M/sec. Analog inputs isolated to 300V. Simple USB PC interface. Wave application software displays & prints waveforms, converts data to CSV...
SSP-4000-1D-50   Instrumented Sensor Technology Shock and Impact Sensors from several hours to several weeks. The EDR-4 shock & vibration data monitor, logger and recorder is a precision field measurement instrument offering major improvements in recording speed, onboard data storage, dynamic range, data management, and programmability features. The PANTHER...

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  • Introduction to Infrared Thermometers
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    this relationship. Optics. Target size and distance are critical to accuracy. Most general-purpose IR thermometers use a. for most IR thermometers. Every IR instrument. focal distance between 50 cm and 150 cm;. R. has a field of view (FOV), an angle of vision in. special close-focus instruments use a 12.5 mm
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    as the. 0-20 mA. anchor chains move, and chain movement. Drill depth. Chart recorder. may be in both directions depending on. Once drilling has begun, there is the addi- give false counts with conventional pulse. the position of the platform relative to the tional challenge of accurately measuring
  • Methods of Inspection to Determine The Presence of Potential Arc-Flash (.pdf)
    contain. two sensing heads containing piezoelectric transducers: a. scanning module for airborne sounds and a contact probe/ Transformer Winding Vibration Spectrum: wave-guide for structure borne signals. How Portable Instruments Are Used. to Detect Potential Failure. and Arc Flash Conditions
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