Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Thermometers",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release IR sensors produce meaningful outputs from
Omega Engineering, which we summarised at the time by saying "Rugged design coupled with the relatively small dimensions make these sensors ideally suited for a wide variety of applications".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Discriminating IR sensor takes a narrow view from
Melexis: "The 35 degree field of view of the MLX90614xAC is obtained by adding a viewing-angle-limiting metal tube to the standard TO-39 housing of the MLX90614".
In November 2007, we covered the news from HBM UK
concerning its QuantumX universal amplifier
- take a look at Universal amplifier suits all transducers
which says: "Transducers fitted with TEDS technology are automatically recognised as soon as they are connected to QuantumX".
Take a look also at the news release from Baumer Group, Thermometers handle tough jobs,
as well as Calibrators suit IR spot pyrometers from Barber InSys,
and McDonalds chooses networking technology from Echelon.
See also:
Temperature indicators suit popular thermocouples
(June 2007)
An internal data memory facility can store up to 4000 temperature readings for display or direct transmission to a PC or printer
I/O modules collect and transmit signals
(June 2007)
The ILB IB AI4 AO2 and ILB PB AI4 AO2 Inline Block I/O modules each have four analogue inputs and two analogue outputs
Long thermocouple sensors aid green electricity
(May 2007)
Energi Randers Production commissioned 6m long versions of AMK thermocouple assembly sensors for use in the production of 'green' electricity and heat by burning biomass
The expanding electrical toolbox
(May 2007)
Scott Black looks at the essential tools of the trade for electrical plant maintenance and installation
Catalogue covers large tool range
(April 2007)
Fluke and Robin Electrical's 70-page 2007 catalogue covers a wide range of electrical test tools
Calibration assures essential measurements
(April 2007)
Despite the importance of accurate measurement, many companies and laboratories are not getting their equipment calibrated regularly enough
IR thermometer interface released
(March 2007)
Sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon has now launched a low cost Profibus-DP interface module for its 'optris CT series' infra-red thermometer range
Test tools tackle new application areas
(February 2007)
Fluke is continuing its move into new fields of application, and this is reflected in the continued growth of its annual test tools catalogue
Infra-red thermometer reaches difficult targets
(February 2007)
Manufactured by Ditel, the low-cost Infros 201 infra-red thermometer monitors the target object surface temperature without any physical contact
Infra-red thermometers provide instant readings
(January 2007)
Extech Instruments has released a line of infra-red thermometers for instantaneous non-contact temperature readings
IR sensors offer increased optical resolution
(December 2006)
Raytek has expanded the capabilities of its compact, digital MI Series infrared (IR) temperature sensor
Portable data loggers come of age
(October 2006)
Portable data loggers have developed rapidly over the past decade, especially as the requirement for 'on-demand data' increases, says Signatrol MD Brian Turner
Infra-red thermometer is upgraded
(October 2006)
The glass industry's most successful infra-red thermometer for glass melting applications with over 6000 systems installed worldwide has had a major update
Thermometers produce traceable results
(September 2006)
Six new affordable precision indicating thermometers are now available traceable to NIST from Control Company's A2LA accredited ISO17025 calibration laboratory
IR sensor produces fast readings
(September 2006)
Moving objects need only appear in the measuring field of the new Optris Ctfast sensor for only 4ms for the unit to be able to detect temperatures ranging from -40 to +600C
Basics of noncontact temperature measurement
(August 2006)
A new 24-page guide is entitled 'The basics of noncontact temperature measurement: infra-red thermometers and thermal imagers'
Scanner accelerates temperature sensor calibration
(August 2006)
Multiple temperature sensor calibration can be achieved for a wide variety of sensor types using the Jofra ATC series of temperature calibrators and ASM advanced signal multiscanner
Thermometer sets calibration standards
(August 2006)
Precision thermometer claims new world standards for accuracy and stability
Convertors take on hazardous duties
(August 2006)
Mini MCR analogue signal convertors and isolators from Phoenix Contact can now be used in Ex applications
Mobile testing facility to calibrate equipment
(August 2006)
Hitek has invested in a mobile testing facility which can calibrate equipment on the customer's site so avoiding unnecessary equipment downtime
A useful guide to temperature technology selection
(July 2006)
Temperature Product Specialist for ABB runs through the options available to engineers who are looking to measure that most fundamental of parameters - temperature
Flexible temperature measurement comes to hand
(May 2006)
A handheld infra-red thermometer offers a great blend of high performance and outstanding value, providing an ideal solution for users that need cutting edge technology on a budget
Cost is no bar to infra-red measurement
(May 2006)
The optris CS and optris CSmicro are innovative, very small and compact infra-red thermometers for the industrial use
Infra-red thermometers cover a wide range
(May 2006)
Two new infra-red thermometers from Labfacility provide rapid, convenient and accurate temperature measurement in a wide range of applications
Paperless recorder features single-knob operation
(April 2006)
The Jumo Logoscreen nt is the latest in paperless recorders, with proven functions retained and new functions implemented
Thermometer is sturdy enough for moving materials
(March 2006)
Infra-red thermometer is sturdily built to withstand the rigours of measuring the temperature of moving materials, webs or inaccessible objects without contact in hostile production environments
Two liquid bath calibrators have dual use
(February 2006)
Two new liquid bath type calibrators can also be used as dry-block calibrators for applications such as gas or liquid filled probes, glass thermometers and multiple probes
Meter range covers many parameters
(February 2006)
Portable, digital test meters measure various parameters from temperature, sound and light to mechanical quantities and include multimeters for various electrical readings
IR thermometers use DSP for high temperatures
(February 2006)
Hand-held portable infra-red thermometers use the latest digital signal processing techniques to provide precision temperature readings within the range 550 to 3000C
Measurement instrumentation available online
(January 2006)
A new online shop has gone live selling measurement instrumentation for compressed air flow, level, temperature, leak detection, ultrasound generation and the measurement of elevation in surveying
IR thermometers add high-temperature option
(January 2006)
The ST8818 Series of handheld infra-red thermometers now includes the high-temperature ST8828 model
Modular source offers flexible calibration
(December 2005)
Available now from Eurolec Instrumentation, the CS172 calibration source is designed to incorporate a 'black body' and six probe holes of varying sizes
The importance of temperature calibration
(December 2005)
Temperature calibration provides a means of quantifying uncertainties in temperature measurement in order to optimise sensor and/or system accuracies
Temperature sensors described online
(October 2005)
A new website illustrates the extensive range of low-cost RoHS compliant temperature sensors available from Platinum Sensors