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  • Current Detectors

    PCE Instruments

    On our website you will find current detectors that are ideal for measuring AC or DC voltage. Current detectors are irreplaceable for inspection work and maintenance. We offer the following: voltage detectors, voltage leak detectors, voltage power detectors, Current clamps ideal for measuring AC or DC voltage. metric detectors, current detectors and more. These high quality current detectors include the capacity to measure many other parameters, such as capacity, resistance, power (both by way of clamps or by means of a hand held digital device with external clamps with a range of one or three stages). The current detectors are like the majority of our measurement instruments in that they meet and excel ISO standards. This calibration is done in a laboratory and comes with an accompanying certificate. All of our current detectors can perform the demanding tasks in each industrial sector regardless of the technical problem you encounter. If you can't find the current detectors you are looking for, please contact us and we will help you find the best solution to suit your needs by calling our offices on: UK customers +44(0) 23 809 870 30 / US customers (561) 320-9162 and our technical staff will advise you regarding our measuring instruments. Our engineers and technicians will be happy to help you with the current

  • Eddy Current Flaw Detectors

    EddyView - United Western Technologies Corp

    Choose the Eddy Current performance to match your NDT inspection needs!

  • Portable Eddy Current Flaw Detectors

    Evident Scientific

    Portable eddy current (EC) flaw detectors inspect metallic parts and perform highly reliable and advanced flaw detection of surface and near-surface defects. Olympus offers portable eddy current equipment to meet a broad range of applications, including the detection of surface or near-surface defects, and the inspection of bolt holes.

  • NI-9203, 200 kS/s, ±20 mA, 8-Channel C Series Current Input Module

    783731-01 - NI

    200 kS/s, ±20 mA, 8-Channel C Series Current Input Module - The NI‑9203 is intended for high-performance control and monitoring applications. It features programmable input ranges and variable connectivity options. To protect against signal transients, the NI‑9203 … includes a channel‑to‑earth ground double‑isolation barrier (250 Vrms isolation) for safety and noise immunity.

  • Electrical testers & voltage continuity testers

    Fluke Corporation

    Fluke’s line of electrical testers and voltage detectors are designed for use in every application and in nearly any environment. From non-contact voltage detectors and voltage testers with continuity detectors, to open-jaw current testers and open fork testers with FieldSense® technology (for voltage and current measurements without test leads), these testers are accurate, safe and easy to use.

  • Cable Detectors

    PCE Instruments

    With certain models of cable detectors you can locate open power cables, either live or dead (without current), with voltages up to 300V. Cable detectors can locate cables, circuits, short circuits and ground points. To perform these functions, it is not necessary to disconnect electrically sensitive devices or to disconnect theCable Detectors to locate open power cables, either live or without current, up to 300V power from the cable which is being tested. Cable detectors can also locate ferrous and non-ferrous metals, wood and plastic with a high level of accuracy.

  • UV Calibration

    SolGel Technologies GmbH

    By determining a calibration factor, which in the case of UV detectors are usually currents, can be converted into a measurand based on SI units.

  • Optical Radiation Meter

    ORM400 - Bentham Instruments Ltd

    The ORM400 Optical Radiation Meter has a USB 2.0 interface and is supplied with powerful calibration features and data display functions. It is ideally suited to display the measurements from the DH400 range of detectors as well as third party current generating detectors.

  • Detectors

    Edmund Optics Inc.

    Detectors are used to measure the illumination of a light source for a number of optical or spectrometry applications. Detectors consist of arrays of photodiodes or photodetectors that transmit electrical current when excited by collision from photons. Detectors enable the measurement of important light characteristics that are not conveniently acquired in other ways. A selection of photodiodes is also available with linked amplifier capabilities for easier, more precise measurement capacities.Detectors

  • Event Detectors

    105/106 Series - Analysis Tech Inc.

    The 105/106 Series Event Detectors are the most versatile Event Detectors in the product line. These Event Detectors monitor the electrical resistance of up to 128 simple continuity loops, each comprised of single or multiple specimens under test. Each test specimen is continuously monitored while a selectable DC sense current is passed through each channel test-loop; resistance changes exceeding the selected threshold are recorded as an event. Minimum Event Duration, Channel Current, and Threshold Voltage settings can all be independently configured. 105 and 106 Series instruments are electrically identical, with the difference simply that the 105 offers four, 32-channel board slots and the 106 offers only one. Thus the 128-105 is equivalent to four 32-106 Event Detectors.

  • Photo Detectors

    Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.

    Vishay has the broadest portfolio of PIN photobodies on the market. Vishay's photo detectors, photo transistors, and light detectors offer lower capacitance, provide high-speed response, and low noise and low dark current along with excellent sensitivity. They are ideal for high-speed data transfer, light barriers, alarm systems, and linear light measurement.

  • Silicon Detectors

    Edmund Optics Inc.

    Through the photovoltaic effect, detectors provide a means of transforming light energy to an electrical current. The root of the theory behind this phenomenon is a small energy gap between the valence and conduction bands of the detector. When light, with enough energy to excite an electron from the valence to the conduction band, is incident upon the detector, the resulting accumulation of charge leads to a flow of current in an external circuit. Since light is not the only source of energy that can excite an electron, detectors will have some amount of current that is not representative of incident light. For example, fluctuations in thermal energy can easily be mistaken for light intensity changes. A variety of these "non-light" contributions are present and, when summed up, make up the total noise within the detector.

  • Single Channel Detectors

    InfraTec GmbH

    Infrared detectors for gas analysis, flame detection and radiometry in TO18 or TO39 packages.Housing types TO18 and TO39Voltage or current modeSignal processing with JFET or operational amplifierThermally compensated (optional)With special chip holder for reducing the microphonic sensitivity (optional)

  • General ELCB Testers

    TEL1-x Series - Standard Electric Works Co., Ltd

    ● The TEL1 is the Basic Test Equipment an Electrician cannot do without. TEL1 is a Dual Function Test Instrument utilized to Verify Electrical Wiring Connections and the Functioning of Earth Leakage / Residual Current Detectors devices by forcing the ELCB/RCD to trip.

  • Rotating Bolthole Scanners

    Nortec - Evident Scientific

    Olympus extensive line of high performance eddy current scanners is available for use with Nortec Eddy Current Flaw Detectors. With a wide range of features consisting of speed ranges from 600 to 3000 rpm, frequency ranges from 100 Hz to 6 MHz, multiple connector types, and multiple probe types, our scanners offer a full range of application solutions.

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