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Sheen Instruments
Using the magnetic attraction principle, this traditional gauge offers reliable thickness measurement of coatings, electroplating, enamel, rubber, electroplated nickel on steel, or electroplated nickel on non-ferrous substrates.
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Lake Shore Cryotronics, Inc.
Axial, transverse, multi-axis, and tangential Hall probes for measuring magnetic flux density. Choose from a wide range of lengths and thicknesses—probes are also available for cryogenic applications.
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BioPlex® 2200 -
Bio-Rad Laboratories
The BioPlex 2200 fully-automated, random access, multiplex testing platform uses sets of magnetic beads coated with ligands as the basis for a range of autoimmune, infectious disease, and other immunoassays
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ENVIROMUX-M-DCS -
Network Technologies Inc
Monitors access with a magnetic bridge sensor, which responds to any magnetic material (no special inserts necessary). Can also be used for monitoring side wall and covers. Includes mounting hardware. For normally closed circuit connection. 2-wire interface. Screw terminal. Maximum cable length: 1,000 ft. Wide actuating gap, approximately 1". Dimensions WxDxH (in): 0.5x0.5x2 (Switch), 0.5x0.5x2 (Magnet). Operating temperature: 32 to 158°F (0 to 70°C). Regulatory approvals: RoHS.
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Kobold Instruments, Inc.
Magnetic level switches are used for the monitoring and control of liquid level in tanks. These level switches are specifically manufactured to customer specifications. The float switches are manufactured with a hermetically sealed contact which is located within the guide tube. The float sliding on the tube contains a ring magnet which activates the sealed contact in a non-contacting fashion. The sealed contacts are available as SPST (N/O or N/C) or SPDT (N/O + N/C). The float sliding up and down on the guide tube is the only moving part on the M-series magnetic float switches.
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McLAREN Applied Technologies
DHE (Differential Hall Effect) sensors give an output when subjected to a changing magnetic field. The field is set up by a magnet inside the sensor body and changes when ferromagnetic teeth are passed beneath the sensor (no magnets are required in the target). To improve noise resistance, the sensor has two Hall effect elements and only responds to changes in magnetic field strength corresponding to tooth passing frequencies above 15Hz. As each tooth passes the sensor, the digital state of the output changes.
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McLAREN Applied Technologies
DHE (Differential Hall Effect) sensors give an output when subjected to a changing magnetic field. The field is set up by a magnet inside the sensor body and changes when ferromagnetic teeth are passed beneath the sensor (no magnets are required in the target). To improve noise resistance, the sensor has two Hall effect elements and only responds to changes in magnetic field strength corresponding to tooth passing frequencies above 15Hz. As each tooth passes the sensor, the digital state of the output changes
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EPR -
Cryogenic Ltd.
EPR samples with S=1/2 electronic spins exhibiting a narrow signal at G=2 and require magnetic fields of only ca. 3.5 T. However, EPR spectra from S>1/2 spins are typically much broader and have spectral features that spread over magnetic field range of several Tesla. Such fields could be easily achieved with superconducting magnets, but, unlike NMR, these magnets cannot operate in a persistent mode in order to satisfy a wide range of resonant fields required by the experiment.
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Bearingless encoders -
Baumer Holdings AG
Baumer bearingless encoders offer contactless, magnetic and wear-free operation. Their reliable function is not affected by dust, dirt or moisture. They are extremely resistant to shocks and vibrations and have a virtually unlimited lifetime
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Evident Scientific
Probes for tube inspection are lightweight but solidly constructed eddy current, remote field, magnetic flux leakage, and IRIS ultrasound. These probes are used for ferromagnetic or non-ferromagnetic tube inspection applications.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Electrical current sensors detect the flow of current along an electrical wire by measuring (or sensing) the magnetic field that is generated by the flow of electrical current. The sensors output signals that are transmitted to dataloggers
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R&J Measurement
The toroidal samples constitute specific testing circuit, which is individual realized for each material. That testing circuit could be cooperating with following equipment designed to measuring soft magnetic properties:
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RF6 set -
Langer EMV-Technik GmbH
The RF6 near field probe set consists of 2 passive magnetic field probes and 2 passive E field probes for measurements in the development phase of the E-field and magnetic field in the range from 30 MHz to 3 GHz on electronic assemblies. The probe heads of the RF6 set allow a step by step localization of interference sources of the RF magnetic field and RF-E-field on an assembly. From a larger distance the electromagnetic interference is detected by RF-R 50-1 for the magnetic field and by RF-E 02 for the E-field. The RF-B 3-2 and RF-E 10 probes with their higher resolution can more presicely detect the interference sources of the magnetic field and the E-field. Field orientation and field distribution on an electronic assembly can be detected by special guidiance of the near field probe. The near field probes are small and handy. They have a sheath current attenuation and are electrically shielded. They can be connected to a spectrum analyzer or an oscilloscope with a 50 Ω input. They do not have an internal terminating resistance.
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Model 3540 -
Epsilon Technology Corp.
Widely used for measuring deformations in three and four point bend tests, compression tests and a variety of general purpose deformations. These strain gaged devices come with a magnetic base for easy mounting.