Terahertz Radiation
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Radiometers For Laser Radiation
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Laser Power Meters, Radiometers, Dosimeters and Data Loggers for Irradiance, Laser Power, Laser Energy and Pulse Shape in the 400 nm - 1800 nm Wavelength Range.
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600MHz To 4GHz Radiation Measurement System
RMS-0640
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The MegiQ Radiation Measurement System (RMS) is a compact test system that performs 3-axis radiation pattern measurement in non-anechoic spaces.
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Radiator Test and Repair Stand, Type 1b (w/ Integral Flow Tester)
9401A
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The Radiator Test and Repair Stand with integral Flow Tester is our most popular piece of radiator test equipment as it combines the functionality of a leak and repair stand with that of a flow test system, reducing both cost and footprint.
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TERAHERTZ HOT ELECTRON BOLOMETER DETECTORS FROM 0.1 to 70 THz
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Insight Product Company offers ultrafast superconducting hot-electron bolometers (HEBs) operating at terahertz frequency range. from 0.1 to 70 THz. Superconducting hot electron bolometers HEBs are designed to detect and register the electromagnetic radiation pulses in the frequency range from 0.1 THz to 70 THz.
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Aspirated Radiation Shield
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The fan has an ingress protection (IP) rating of 55, virtually eliminating moisture and dust ingress. At full speed the power requirement is 1 W (80 mA at 12 V DC). To conserve power fan speed can be reduced, via pulse width modulation (PWM), to 0.3 W at night or when wind speed is greater than 3 m s-1 without loss of accuracy. If the fan is continuously operated at full speed lifetime is rated at 50,000 hours (5.7 years). The fan includes a tachometer, allowing RPM to be mounted to detect obstruction of the fan.
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Radiated Power Measurement
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One of the most important properties of a wireless device is how much it actually radiates, how efficient is the antenna.This is typically measured in an anechoic chamber (at an expensive test lab). Another, time-consuming and inaccurate, method is by walking around in a free field and test the communication distance.
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Radiation Survey Device
DRG-T
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The DRG-T radiation survey device is designed for use in special-purpose vehicles for continuous control and measurement of exposure dose rate (EDR) of gamma and X-ray radiation, as well as for providing audio and visual alarm of its dangerous levels and for issuing commands to start the actuators of protection equipment.
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General Purpose Radiation Survey Meter/Geiger Counter
Rad 100™
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The RAD 100™ is a general purpose radiation survey meter/geiger counter that detects and measures alpha, beta, gamma, and X-radiation. It is intended for personal safety and educational purposes. Like the popular Radalert® 100X, the RAD 100™ features a 3-second update on its digital liquid crystal display (LCD). The LCD shows the current radiation level in your choice of microSieverts per hour (SI units) or mR/hr for gamma radiation measurements. For mixed sources (alpha, beta, gamma) the CPM mode is recommended. This instrument also offers an accumulated total and timer function, up to 9,999,000 counts and 40 hours. A red LED blinks and a beeper chirps with each count (the chirp can be muted). This is a professional instrument that is also easy to learn to use and to operate, and carries the industry leading Medcom warranty (2 years overall limited to 1 year on the GM sensor). Many instruments designed by the Medcom team are still working perfectly after 30 years of use, so this instrument should provide a lifetime of useful information.
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Radiation (EMF, Nuclear, RF)
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Sper Scientific radiation meters measure EMF, Nuclear, and Microwave radiation levels. Whether you are, measuring the RF strength of Wi-Fi and LAN network, or the electromagnetic field emissions from electrical power lines and transmission equipment, computers, HVAC, audio/video, and other electrical appliances. Our meters are small and light enough to go anywhere, yet sensitive enough to detect minuscule amounts of gamma, beta or X-rays.
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Silicon Charged Particle Radiation Detectors
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ORTEC introduced the first silicon surface barrier detectors for charged particle spectroscopy in the early 1960’s. Since then, ORTEC has expanded the product line with more than ten different options to choose from.
