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Hawk® EMS -
International Medcom
The Hawk® EMS is a wall or tripod-mounted radiation monitoring and alarm system designed for use with the Hawk® Radius dual sensor radiation probe. Each EMS System comes with a Hawk Radius Probe. The system is extremely energy efficient and can run for weeks on an internal 9 volt back-up battery if power fails. It is well suited for operating on a small solar panel, which is an optional accessory. The Hawk® EMS features two displays that show the radiation levels measured by each of the probe’s two detectors: the weatherized “pancake-style” Geiger-Mueller tube — which measures alpha (if configured for it), beta, low energy gamma, and x-radiation — and the energy-compensated gamma tube which measures penetrating gamma dose rate. The probe can be mounted next to the EMS system or outdoors, or in adjacent rooms on cables up to 100 ft in length. Standard cable is 3 meters in length. Optional signal booster can support cable lengths longer than 100 feet. Optionally the system can also be configured to share data on ethernet or wireless networks.
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Scientech Inc.
Scientech offers a wide selection of accessories for our detectors and power/energy meters to support or enhance your laser measurement. Fiber optic holders and adapters are available to allow direct fiber optic cable attachment to Astral and Vector 25mm calorimeters as well as Vector pyroelectric detectors (except the SP and HR models). Contact us if you have other fiber optic connector needs. For measuring at low power or energy (<30 mW or 30 mJ), Scientech recommends application of our Isoperibol™ enclosure to minimize environmental thermal interference. Isoperibol™ model 360203A is designed for use with 25mm aperture detectors, except slim profile models. Isoperibol™ model 360203F is designed for use with our PN 12420 adapter that attaches fiber holders to our 25mm detectors. A high-speed photodiode designed to attach to 25 mm Astral or Vector calorimeter apertures provides a temporal profile of the laser pulse when viewed on an oscilloscope. A wide variety of detector mounting assemblies are available for mounting the detector to an optical bench. Posts are available in 1/2" and 3/4" diameter and from 2 to 6 inches in length that attach to a selection of mounting bases.
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OET -
PSE Instruments GmbH
A comprehensive analysis of PV modules includes many different parameters. Determining the normal module operating temperature (NMOT), incidence angle effects and comparing soiling effects on different modules up to the initial degradation of PV modules are all parameters that can be analyzed with our outdoor exposure tester. The tester comes with up to twelve electronic loads installed in a 19" rack. The loads have two main functions: maximum power point tracking (MPPT) and IV curve tracing. For the advanced analysis, it is possible to change between these two modes within one test. In the normal operation mode, the electronic load keeps the module under MPP and each predefined interval an IV curve is traced. The entire tester comes with all necessary sensors such as temperature sensor, which can be attached to the module to determine the NMOT temperature like defined in IEC 61215 (MQT 05) and IEC 61853-2. The irradiation sensor is also included. In combination with our tracking system P2, it is also possible to determine incident angle effects of the PV module. It is also possible to connect other irradiation sensors for diffuse and direct irradiation, which helps to understand the behavior of the module in different irradiation conditions. An optional albedo meter is a powerful tool for the analysis of bifacial modules. The entire graphical user interface is web based and offers the possibility to access the system from the all computers in the network.
