Showing results: 1996 - 2010 of 7331 items found.
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LaserVision SP3D Mini -
ASC International, Inc.
The LaserVision SP3D Mini offers the same level of overall measurement capabilities as the VisionPro SP3D. Utilizing a lower cost microscope platform and the ability for customers to supply their own PC if needed, the SP3D Mini sets the "affordable" boundary on reliable, low cost SPI solutions.
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Aprotec Instrumentation Ltd
From the innovative Z-Check 3D through to the entry level Z-Check 100 the entire range has been designed to provide accurate pad specific measurement of solder paste deposits, adhesives and component placement. Amongst its other features the Z check software comes with the convenience of a full SPC package as standard.
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IF-SensorR25 -
Alicona Imaging GmbH
The IF-Sensor25 is a solid optical 3D measurement instrument for automated form and roughness measurement in production. The sensor is integrated into a production line and delivers you high resolution, repeatable and traceable results when measuring surface characteristics in the m or sub-m range. This resolution can hardly be achieved by conventional 2D solutions or tactile techniques.
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Dwyer Instruments Inc.
Dwyer solid plastic portable manometers are precision instruments in inclined and vertical (well-type) styles for the measurement of static pressure, vacuum or differential pressure. To assure the accuracy required in instruments of this type, all machining of bores and wells is to the highest standards of precision backed by Dwyer's years of experience in the fabrication of acrylic instruments.
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200/300 -
Dwyer Instruments Inc.
Dwyer solid plastic stationary gages - or draft gages - are offered in inclined and vertical (well-type) styles for highly accurate laboratory or general industrial service, for measurement of low range gas and air pressures, positive, negative or differential.
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SQ-SI-360DA -
SignalQuest
The inclinometer module performs calibrated angle measurement with analog voltage and digital serial outputs.
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J2110A -
PICOTEST Corp.
While it is possible to obtain high quality injection transformers with bandwidths as wide as 1Hz to 5MHz or more, in some cases this is still insufficient for some tests. For example a typical heater control loop might have a bandwidth of less than 1Hz while some linear regulators and opamp circuits can have bandwidths of up to 100MHz or in some cases even higher. For these applications, a solid state injector can provide the necessary bandwidth. A solid state injector can perform at DC, while the upper frequency limit is dictated by the components selected and the printed circuit board material and layout. It is possible to obtain a solid state injector with a working range of DC – 200MHz, though above 50MHz the interconnection between the injector and the circuit being tested can become quite critical. It is essential that ripple from the injector power supply does not dramatically degrade the dynamic range or the signal to noise ratio of the measurement. The resulting plots are often much cleaner when using a solid state injector than with a transformer injector.
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gfai tech GmbH
Our sound analysis software NoiseImage is a general-purpose platform software providing all tools required for the whole measurement and analysis process. You can use the core package on its own or expand its functionality with any combination of add-on modules for different acoustic measurement types or analysis methods. The add-on modules connect seamlessly via one integrated software environment. You can combine as many expansion modules as you need.
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Trident -
Nelson Acoustics
Nelson Acoustics teams with Viacoustics to provide turnkey sound and vibration measurement systems that are powerful yet easy to use, flexible to meet a variety of measurement challenges, extensible, and export data into customizable spreadsheets. The flagship product is called Trident, it's a multichannel realtime multi-analyzer that measures sound and vibration, in bands and narrowband, Zwicker loudness, sound intesity, and makes calibrated audio files.
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ACO Pacific, Inc.
Accepted internationally 1 kHz represents the "0 dB" reference point of A, B, C Weighting and other filters utilized in acoustic measurement. The Pistonphone - a mechanical sound source - offers a slightly higher degree of accuracy at a substantial increase in cost. In addition, the 200 or 250 Hz operating frequency is mechanically limited and not suited for measurements of filtered inputs. The 0.2 dB accuracy is quickly lost in the 0.7 to 1.5 dB tolerances acceptable for weighting filters at frequencies around 250 Hz.
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511E -
ACO Pacific, Inc.
Accepted internationally 1 kHz represents the "0 dB" reference point of A, B, C Weighting and other filters utilized in acoustic measurement. The Pistonphone - a mechanical sound source - offers a slightly higher degree of accuracy at a substantial increase in cost. In addition, the 200 or 250 Hz operating frequency is mechanically limited and not suited for measurements of filtered inputs. The 0.2 dB accuracy is quickly lost in the 0.7 to 1.5 dB tolerances acceptable for weighting filters at frequencies around 250 Hz.
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PeakTech Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
For sound level measurements in extreme conditions, at high altitudes or high demands on the accuracy of the measurement results, sound level meters should be checked prior to the measurement with a sound level calibrator. Also for calibration and verification of microphones in audio technology, you need a sound level calibrator, which is designed to produce several sound pressure levels at a fixed frequency characteristic. This calibrator has two switchable calibration steps.
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DSL 331 -
Tecpel Co., Ltd.
Auto Ranging Measurement 30dB to 130dB. Work with Window Software. 32,000 Records Data Logger. Bar graph Indication with Back Light. RS-232 Real Time Display Software for Window 95/98/2000  Â
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PCE Instruments
A sound level meter is a measuring instrument used to assess noise or sound levels by measuring sound pressure. Often referred to as a sound pressure level (SPL) meter, decibel (dB) meter, noise meter or noise dosimeter, a sound level meter uses a microphone to capture sound. The sound is then evaluated within the sound level meter and acoustic measurement values are shown on the display of the sound level meter. The most common unit of acoustic measurement for sound is the decibel (dB); however, some sound level meter devices also determine the equivalent continuous sound level (Leq) and other acoustic parameters. With a portable sound level meter, industrial hygiene and workplace safety professionals can measure sound levels in multiple locations to ensure environmental conditions fall within recommended exposure limits (RELs). Some sound level meter devices can be permanently installed for continuous monitoring of sound levels at a work or job site.An important attribute to consider when searching for a suitable sound level meter is its type or class. The type or class of a sound level meter defines the device's accuracy as per American National Standards Institute (ANSI) or International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) guidelines. Typically, "type" is the grade according to the ANSI S1.4 standard, whereas "class" is the grade according to the IEC 61672 standard. There are two types or classes assigned to sound level meters: type 1 / class 1 or type 2 / class 2. For assessing noise in basic industrial, commercial, educational, recreational or residential applications, a type 2 / class 2 sound level meter usually will suffice. For precision-grade assessments often made in a laboratory, a type 1 / class 1 sound level meter primarily is used. PCE sound level meter products are lightweight, easy-to-use and manufactured in accordance with the highest industrial standards.
