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North Atlantic Industries
NAI’s 109 is an AC- or DC-Powered Power Monitor used to monitor voltage, frequency, and phase characteristics of single- or three- phase power lines. This allows normal operation of system loads when the power-line characteristics are within predetermined limits.The 109 monitor provides three separate control circuits and output relays indicating the condition of each line characteristic. It is ideally suited for rugged defense and industrial applications.
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MKS Instruments
Alter® GS Series industrial microwave generators provide 15kW to 75kW power at 915 MHz in a shielded cabinet with continuous powerline control, safety interlocks, a variety of interface options and optional remote control. The GS series design include Alter®'s proven switch mode power supply systems with continuous power control for rugged, light weight and modular microwave generator systems. This solution allows for power upgrades for industrial installation needs, offering maximum flexibility in system design.
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Metrolab Technology SA
The Three-axis Fluxgate Magnetometer TFM1186 is a member of Metrolab's THM1176 family of 3-axis handheld magnetometers. It is a lightweight, low-power, go-anywhere fluxgate magnetometer. Outstanding noise characteristics make fluxgate magnetometers the instrument of choice for measuring minute disturbances in the local magnetic field, for example due to an iron mass or AC power-line noise. The TFM1186 has a range of ±100 µT and a resolution of 4 nT. The TFM1186 simultaneously measures all three axes of the magnetic field, so you get a true field strength reading no matter how you hold the probe. The entire instrument has been reduced to a cable with a few fat spots, which can plug directly into your PC or into a battery-powered handheld computer. 3-axis Teslameter Gaussmeter
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Microchip Technology Inc.
To address the needs of the smart energy market, we offer a platform that incorporates application-specific solutions as well as standard microcontroller, microprocessor, security, memory, wireless and power-line connectivity devices. This smart energy portfolio offers you best-in-class feature sets and performance for designing equipment for the smart grid. The smart meter architecture requires different levels of integration depending on system architecture partitioning, project timelines and the level of flexibility needed to address the requirements of different geographies and utility companies. Our platform provides a unique multi-level architecture built around a multi-core solution as illustrated below. A variety of devices can be used as building blocks for your smart meter design. These include metrology sensing (analog-to-digital conversion); metrology digital signal processing; application, communication and security processing as well as connectivity to area networks in homes neighborhoods.
