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Newsletter examines transducer linearity
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RDP Electronics product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Nov 2, 2001
The Autumn 2001 issue of Transducer Action - the regular newsletter from RDP Electronics - is available now, free of charge.
The Autumn 2001 issue of Transducer Action - the regular newsletter from RDP Electronics - is available now, free of charge.
Produced for design and research engineers, specifiers and students, Transducer Action combines application features with in-depth transducer information and the latest developments from RDP.
This issue features transducer applications in automotive engineering component testing and a review of RDP's 10 years with BS5750/ISO9001 accreditation.
And continuing its regular educational theme of understanding linearity, Transducer Action explores the concept of the least squares best fit straight line method of definition.
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