Neulog
NeuLog logger sensors are the fruit of innovative thinking in technological training systems for hands-on education in the sciences, high-tech and industry for grade schools, high schools, universities, vocational schools, and after-school activities programs.
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- 850 St Paul Street
Rochester, NY 14605
United States of America
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Charge Logger Sensor
NUL-246
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This sensor measures electrostatic charges. It can be seen as a highly sensitive electroscope indicating whether a charge is positive or negative. Other uses are: to explore the nature of static charge, to measure both charge and voltage, to measure charge by induction, quantify the charge on a capacitor or discover the charge distribution on a conducting sphere.
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Salinity Logger Sensor
NUL-228
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This sensor enables measurements of the salt content in a solution in three ranges: %, ppm and mg/L.The sensor is pre-set factory calibrated and immediately ready to use.
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Blood Pressure Logger Sensor
NUL-222
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The sensor measures the pressure in the cuff wrapped on the tested person's arm.Heartbeats affect the blood pressure. That is the reason for the difference between the systolic and diastolic pressure of the tested person.
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pH Logger Sensor
NUL-206
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This sensor can be used to measure the static pH values of common liquids (water, milk, soft drinks, vinegar, etc.) as well as the changing values in titrations or experiments such as those looking at the effect of antacids.
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Turbidity Logger Sensor
NUL-231
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This sensor measures the reflected light that enters into a tube containing a solution. As solution turbidity is higher, more light is reflected and measured by the light sensor, located perpendicular to the light source.
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UVB Logger Sensor
NUL-230
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There are different wavelengths of ultra violet light. The UVB wavelength range is 280-320 nm, which is 2% of the total UV radiation. The UVB radiation affects the vitamin generation in the human body, the immune suppression, skin cancer and cataract. The intensity of this light is measured in mW/m2 (milliwatt per square meter).
