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Locking system software is environmental logger

The recently introduced ELM electronic locking system from Emka is also a great aid to improved awareness of the environmental status of remote equipment, such as roadside cabinet installations. Brochure available

News from Emka UK (15 March 2004)

Acquisition makes sense in automotive market

TT Electronics has acquired Sensopad Technologies, and aims to exploit its innovative sensor technology in the automotive market.

News from TT Electronics (15 March 2004)

NPL project aims for Internet-enabled calibration

Anritsu is playing a key role in a DTI main-funded project at NPL to develop Internet-enabled metrology.

News from Anritsu (UK) (12 March 2004)

Budget data logger has deep-sea pedigree

The 2HDL8 is a compact and reliable eight-channel 12bit data logger developed originally for undersea applications at depths (in a suitable housing) to 3000m. Brochure available

News from Celsum Technologies ( 8 March 2004)

Acquisition system combines USB with Linux

Incite Technology has developed the world's first USB based data acquisition device that runs under Linux, a combination that gives it the name USB DUX.

News from Incite Technology ( 4 March 2004)

USB acquisition interface gets personal

The new PMD-1208LS personal measurement device is the ideal low-cost product for equipment designers wishing to be able to link standard I/O signals to a USB port. Brochure available

News from Adept Scientific ( 1 March 2004)

Exclusive UK deal on acquisition boards

Amplicon Liveline has formed a new partnership with Exacq Technologies, a leading manufacturer of PC-based data acquisition products, as the current sole UK distributor of its products.

News from Amplicon Liveline (24 February 2004)

Grabber designed with OEM requirements in mind

The FlashBus Spectrim is the latest addition to the Integral Technologies range of frame grabbers. Brochure available

News from Lambda Photometrics (24 February 2004)

Speedy claims for data recorder

Vmetro has introduced what it claims is the industry's fastest stand-alone data recorder. Brochure available

News from Vmetro-Transtech (23 February 2004)

Card breaks 16bit acquisition price barrier

For data acquisition applications where price is more important than a flexible feature set, the new MCC PCI-DAS6013 card comes in at the best price-point yet - just GBP 220. Brochure available

News from Adept Scientific (18 February 2004)

Low-cost sensors measure temperature onboard

An enhanced range of low-cost sensors designed for onboard temperature measurement is described in a new catalogue from Platinum Sensors.

News from Platinum Sensors (16 February 2004)

Step-by-step data acquisition seminar

The "Step-by-step data acquisition seminar" is a UK-wide series of free half-day technical sessions on how to create modular and flexible test, measurement and control systems. Brochure available

News from National Instruments ( 5 February 2004)

Software makes more sense of test data

Diadem 9.0 is the newest version of the interactive software from National Instruments for managing, inspecting, analysing and reporting test data. Brochure available

News from National Instruments (23 January 2004)

Price cuts for popular data acquisition modules

National Instruments has reduced the prices of 13 of its most popular data acquisition modules by up to 25%. Brochure available

News from National Instruments (19 January 2004)

Current monitoring relays take sensors onboard

New families of current monitoring relays uniquely combine a current sensor and a relay in a single split-core package.

News from LEM UK (15 January 2004)

Single-supply transducers simplify design

The HAIS series of PCB-mounted current measuring transducers operate from a single +5V supply.

News from LEM UK (23 December 2003)

Measurement and automation catalogue goes online

The NI "Measurement and automation catalogue 2004" is a leading resource for engineers and scientists seeking innovative virtual instrumentation solutions, and is available both in print and online. Brochure available