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Inspector Model D4000 CR2 Scanner -
RJS Technologies, Inc.
The Model D4000 CR2 Scanner provide a Point-and-Shoot Traditional Method that also includes the ISO 15416 and ANSI X3.182 Decodability parameter grade. This unique portable bar code verifier can interface with either the patented RJS Auto-Optic scan head or a CR2 scanner (either in a single piece or connected with a cable). Store and print capability, multiple scan averaging and subsymbology choices are easily accessed through a simple four-button user interface. The scanners are easily installed by the user, which makes the unit quickly adaptable to practically any verification requirement.
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Inspector 5000 CR3 Scanner -
RJS Technologies, Inc.
The Inspector 5000 CR3 Scanner provide a Point-and-Shoot Traditional Method that also includes the ISO 15416 and ANSI X3.182 Decodability parameter grade. This unique portable bar code verifier can interface with either a CR3 scanner or the patented RJS Auto-Optic scan head. Store and print capability, multiple scan averaging and subsymbology choices are easily accessed through a simple seven-button user interface with a large color LCD display. The scanners are easily installed by the user, which makes the unit quickly adaptable to practically any verification requirement.
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PMC-A429 -
Alta Data Technologies LLC
The PMC-A429 card is based on the industry’s most advanced 32-bit ARINC FPGA protocol engine, AltaCore™, and a feature-rich application programming interface, AltaAPI™, which is a multi-layer ANSI C and Windows .NET 2.0 (MSVS 2005 C++, C#, VB .NET) architecture. This hardware and software package provides increased system performance and flexibility while reducing integration time.
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XMC-A429 -
Alta Data Technologies LLC
The card design is based on the industry’s most advanced 32-bit ARINC FPGA protocol engine, AltaCore™, and a feature-rich application programming interface, AltaAPI™, which is a multi-layer ANSI C and Windows .NET (MSVS 2005/08/10 C++, C#, VB .NET, LabVIEW, RTOS) architecture. This hardware and software package provides increased system performance and flexibility while reducing integration time.
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SEL-735 -
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
The SEL-735 Power Quality and Revenue Meter passes accuracy requirements three times more stringent as the ANSI C12.20 Accuracy Class 0.2 standard. Advanced load profile trending, compatible with Itron® MV-90, DNP3, and Modbus protocols, ensures integration with practically any billing system. In addition to a full set of revenue metering features, advanced power quality monitoring will report costly system disturbances.
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KCTS-8000 -
Knopp Incorporated
The Knopp Current Transformer Testing System (Type KCTS-8000) is designed to measure the accuracy of instrument transformers having 1 or 5 ampere secondaries and primaries of up to 8000 amperes. The system uses a high accuracy multi-range current transformer as a reference standard. All ANSI standard burdens are included. The phase angle and ratio errors of the transformer-under-test (TUT) are measured by the built-in Knopp Automatic Transformer Comparator.
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KCTS-8000 -
The Eastern Specialty Company
The Knopp Current Transformer Testing System (Type KCTS-8000) is designed to measure the accuracy of instrument transformers having 1 or 5 ampere secondaries and primaries of up to 8000 amperes. The system uses a high accuracy multi-range current transformer as a reference standard. All ANSI standard burdens are included. The phase angle and ratio errors of the transformer-under-test (TUT) are measured by the built-in Knopp Automatic Transformer Comparator.
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cPCI-HS1760-NCSW-2 -
Avionics Interface Technologies
Integration of Up Fibre Channel and Down Fibre Channel interfaces - Embedded Network Controller (NC) with four priority levels - Two F/AE ports for communication to external devicesInternal four port non‐blocking fabric switch for communication between NC and external devices - Four port non‐blocking Fibre Channel Switch - Meets the requirements of MIL‐STD‐1760E and AS5653 standards - Initialize via the Fast Fabric Initialization (FFI) protocol - ANSI C API enabling complete FC-AE-1553 NC functionality and management - 3U Conduction-cooled Compact PCI module - Designed for extended temperature operations
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VME-429 -
Avionics Interface Technologies
4, 8, 16, 32, or 64 Software Programmable Tx/Rx Channels - Programmable High/Low Speed Operation - Concurrent operation of all Tx/Rx Channels at high data rates - Full Error Injection & Detection - Rate-oriented Label Transmission - Label Selective Trigger for Capture/Filtering - IRIG-B Time Code Encoder/Decoder for Data Correlation - ANSI Application interface supporting C, C++, C#, and .net development - Device driver support: Windows, Linux, & VxWorks (others on request) - Designed for extended temperature operations - 64-bit VME - Interface (VME master & slave capability) - Front Panel and Rear I/O (P2) Available
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Dongguan Kejian Instrument Co., Ltd.
1. Meet ISO,ASTM, DIN,JIS,SAE,BS,ANSI,GM,U.S.GOVT(ASTMG153,ASTMG154,,ASTMD4329,ASTMD4977,ASTMD4587,SAEJ2020,ISO4892)2. QUV condensation device simulates the effect of humidity of outdoor,meeting 100% humidity.3. Electronic-eye irradiance control system4. Use blackboard temperature sensor providing precise temperature and recuring test result.5. Perform humidifying, condensation and water spraying circulating test.6. Irradiance is calibrated by CR-10 calibrator and automatic calebration procedure.(Paten technology)7. Specimen size and quantity: 75mm×300mm 24pcs, 75mm×150mm 48pcs
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Extech 407732 -
Extech Instruments Corporation
This type 2 sound level meter meets ANSI and IEC 651 Type 2 standards. Ideal for noise surveys in the workplace, installing fire alarms and speaker systems and enforcing noise ordinances. Measures from 35 to 130dB in 2-ranges with accuracy of plus or minus 1.5dB. Data hold and Max hold functions. Backlit display allows use in dimly lit areas. Complete with microphone wind screen and 9V battery.
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NI
The C Series Relay Output Module enables you to switch up to eight signals at 60 V maximum DC switching voltage and up to 250 V of maximum AC switching current. For quick reference, every channel features an LED to indicate the state of that channel. The C Series Relay Output Module allows for direct connection to a wide array of industrial devices such as motors, actuators, and DC devices.The C Series Relay Output Module includes the NI-DAQmx driver and configuration utility that simplify configuration and measurements. NI-DAQmx supports NI programming environments as well as Python, ANSI C, C#.NET, and MathWorks MATLAB® software.
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PC104p-1553 -
Avionics Interface Technologies
Dual redundant, single or dual stream configurations - Transformer & Direct Bus Coupling - Concurrent Bus Controller, 31 Remote Terminals, & Bus Monitor operation - Full error injection and detection - Multi-level trigger for capture and filtering - IRIG-B time code encoder/decoder - Four high voltage (up to 30V) programmable DIO lines - Four trigger LVTTL Trigger I/O lines (2 input / 2 output) - ANSI Application interface supporting C, C++, C#, and .NET development - Device driver support: Windows, Linux, & VxWorks (others on request) - Conformal coating available - Designed for extended temperature operations - PC/104+ specification v2.2 compliant
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VME-1553 -
Avionics Interface Technologies
Dual redundant, single, dual, or quad stream configurationsTransformer & Direct Bus Coupling - Concurrent Bus Controller, 31 Remote Terminals, & Bus Monitor operation - Full error injection and detection - Multi-level trigger for capture and filtering - IRIG-B time code encoder/decoder - Ten high voltage (up to 30V) programmable DIO lines - Real-Time recording and physical bus replay - ANSI Application interface supporting C, C++, C#, and .NET development - Device driver support: Windows, Linux, & VxWorks (others on request) - Designed for extended temperature operations - 64-bit VME Interface (VME master & slave capability) - Front Panel and Rear I/O (P2) Available
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Applied Image, Inc.
Barcode symbol quality has been at the forefront of discussion among practitioners in the automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) industry since they were invented in 1951. Barcodes became commercially successful when they were used to automate checkout systems at grocery stores, with the very first scanning of the Universal Product Code (UPC) on a pack of Wrigley Company chewing gum in June 1974. The Uniform Code Council (UCC) published barcode quality guidelines, and ANSI X3.182-1990 became the first published standard for barcode quality. Since then, ISO/IEC 15416 for 1D symbols and ISO/IEC 15415 for 2D symbols have become the global standards for grading printed barcodes.
