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Vendor : Qualifying the performance of specialist lenses
Chesham, UK -- Resolve Optics Ltd. has announced investment in Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) testing equipment to enable unambiguous metrics, detailing the performance of the specialist lenses and lens systems the company designs and supplies, to be provided to customers.Mark Pontin - Managing Director commented, "The growth in demand for higher quality and higher resolution optical systems has placed a burden of proof of performance on specialist optical design and manufacture companies."
He continued, "The new MTF test equipment provides us with the capability to qualify the high performance of our optical systems objectively and quantitatively. This investment demonstrates our continuing commitment to the highest quality standards".
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Posted by wbprimetek on Sunday, July 12, 2009 (11 Reads)
New Products : The future of pure water for science
ELGA launches the PURELAB flex Water Purification System
Marlow, UK -- ELGA has unveiled the PURELAB flex, a state-of-the-art water purification system. The PURELAB flex integrates in-hand monitoring and accurate pure water dispensing in one unique product.This makes general through to highly specialised applications in chemistry and life sciences research and testing laboratories effortless.
Extensive customer research and an in-depth knowledge of water and the diverse range of research and testing applications have resulted in the PURELAB flex’s unique ergonomic design.
The flexible hand held dispenser has an easy-to-read digital display which shows both volume and water purity (either resistivity or conductivity and Total Organic Carbon) giving users complete confidence in the water quality, allowing them to visibly monitor the water purity as they are dispensing.
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Posted by jane on Saturday, July 11, 2009 (42 Reads)
New Products : New Battery-Free Touch Probe
Traunreut, Germany - With its new TS 444 infrared workpiece touch probe, HEIDENHAIN is presenting an innovative and elegant alternative to battery-operated touch probes. Unlike the conventional devices, the TS 444 does not need any batteries or charging units, so that handling, storage and disposal of batteries become entirely unnecessary.
Using changes in magnetic fields, an integrated air turbine generator provides the required electrical energy, which is buffered in high-energy capacitors.
Because HEIDENHAIN touch probes feature an integrated blower, the compressed air for the probing point cleaning process can serve to drive the generator.
The subsequently discharged air then is used to clean the probing point.
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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 10, 2009 (48 Reads)
Standards : The Future of Video Measurement Is in the Box
Advancing Media Measurement Requires a Combination of Granular Insight and Data from Millions of TV Sets That Only Set-Top-Box Data Can ProvidePORTLAND OR, USA -- /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The media industry is clamoring for an improved measurement system based on direct observation of viewing behavior.
In a paper presented at the recent Advertising Research Foundation's (ARF) Audience Measurement 4.0 Conference, Rentrak (Nasdaq: RENT) discussed the intensifying need for a system that moves toward the measurement of all viewers on a second-by-second basis.
Cathy Hetzel, president of the Advanced Media and Information (AMI) Division at Rentrak, jointly with Caroline Horner, general manager of Research and Viewer Measurement from DISH Network, presented the paper "Size Does Matter: Measuring the Fragmenting Media Marketplace."
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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, July 09, 2009 (64 Reads)
New Products : USB Device and Sensor Suite for Sound and Vibration Applications
New Products from NI Provide a Complete Sound and Vibration Stimulus Response System From a Single Vendor
Austin TX, USA –– National Instruments (NI) has announced a new portable bus-powered dynamic signal acquisition (DSA) module and a suite of vibration sensors that are ideal for making high-accuracy vibration measurements required for noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) and machine condition monitoring applications. The NI USB-4431 DSA module acquires data at rates from 1 to 102.4 kS/s, which makes it possible to obtain a wide measurement bandwidth.
The combination of the USB-4431 and the new vibration sensors, which include three accelerometers, a triaxial accelerometer and an impact hammer, gives engineers and scientists a complete stimulus response system from a single vendor for seamless product integration.
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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 08, 2009 (81 Reads)
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