ADVERTORIALS
MODEL TBU-00 TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER PRODUCT RELEASE
D
wyer Instruments, the preferred source for your complete range of practical and
affordable instrumentation, is announcing the release of the Temperature Transmitter, Model TBU-00. Dwyer’s customizable and versatile Model TBU-00 can be utilized to monitor temperature in process applications where a 4 to 20 mA signal is required, such as: food processing equipment, boiler equipment, refrigeration equipment, and brewing equipment. The TBU-00 is able to accept thermocouples, Pt100 or Pt1000 RTDs, thermistors, or a
0 to 50 mV voltage signal. This universal input reduces inventory, while remaining highly accurate and user friendly for simple to sophisticated measurement applications. The integral micro-USB port combines with free downloadable software in order to
facilitate easy configuration and calibration of temperature ranges in a lab or in the field. Utilizing the easy-to-use configuration software, users are able to select the measurement range, input type, and output configuration, which can be set to direct 4 to 20 mA or reverse 20 to 4 mA.
Dwyer Instruments 01494 461707
www.dwyer-inst.co.uk
MINI DISPLAYS WITH DOUBLE HEIGHT CHARACTERS SPI AND I²C
M
MS Electronics Ltd has available an exceptionally versatile line of DOG (Display-
On-Glass) alphanumeric and graphic displays. The DOGS104-A and EA DOGS164-A are small high- contrast easy-to-read STN and FSTN displays. The double height character option transforms the EA DOGS104 4x10 into a 2x10 or 3x10 line x char display and the EA DOGS164 4x16 into 2x16 (6mm height char) display. The integrated SSD1803A controller has 3/4-wire SPI and 2-wire I%C interface. 3 fonts: Cyrillic, English-Japanese and European. Supply voltage is low power +3.3V. Typical only 440$A (with LED backlight off) makes it ideal for battery powered applications. Display and optional backlights are “mix & match”; there are 3 display variants transmissive, transflective and reflective with a combination of 3 different LED backlights: Amber, dual Yellow-Green/Red and a trio Green/Red/White. For quick evaluation without the need to write any code demo board EA 9780-4USB is available. MMS Electronics Ltd in Leeds is the authorised UK distributor for Electronic Assembly GmbH / Display Visions.
MMS Electronics Ltd 01943.877668
www.mmselectronics.co.uk
DIGI-KEY NOW STOCKING DANISENSE CURRENT TRANSDUCERS
D
anisense, the leader in high- accuracy current transducers for
demanding applications, has signed a global agreement with Digi-Key, the leading high service distributor which is now stocking seventeen of Danisense’s most popular models plus accessories. Included on the Digi-Key linecard
are current transducers that span 50 – 2000A. All are based on Danisense’s innovative closed loop, flux gate sensor technology, which results in highly-accurate, stable and repeatable measurement. The products are made in Danisense’s vertically-integrated Danish facility and enjoy a reputation for high reliability and quality. Comments Loic Moreau, Sales & Marketing Director, Danisense A/S: “We are delighted
that Digi-Key – one of the world’s leading distributors – has decided to stock our most popular current transducers in its portfolio. We believe that Digi-Key’s global penetration into key automotive, renewables and industrial sectors will help drive our business forward.”
Danisense
www.danisense.com
TELONIC INSTRUMENTS PRESENTS SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES NEW FLAGSHIP 1 GHZ OSCILLOSCOPE
T
he new SDS5000X Oscilloscope series is available with a bandwidth up-to 1
GHz, a maximum sample rate of 5 GS/s, and a maximum acquisition memory of 250 Mpts. It features powerful data analysis and measurement features and is well equipped to solve the complex challenges of embedded circuit design. SDS5000X-series is available with
bandwidths of 350, 500, and 1 GHz, features a maximum sample rate of 5 GS/s, 250 Mpts of acquisition memory and a waveform-update rate of up-to 110,000 wfm/s. To help maintain high test speeds, many of its waveform analysis features are implemented in hardware. The SDS5X includes a full digital trigger with qualified and zone triggering to help
isolate faults more quickly. This technique enables a highly sensitive and accurate trigger control. It also includes a new low noise front end that delivers an industry leading vertical sensitivity of 500 µV/div, making the SDS5X a perfect tool for debugging small signals.
Telonic 0118 9786911
www.telonic.co.uk
INDYSOFT THE PEOPLE THAT CREATED ONE OF THE BEST CALIBRATION AND ASSET MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE HAVE LAUNCHED INDYSOFT UNIVERSITY
I
ndySoft the people that created one of the best Calibration and Asset Management software products available have launched IndySoft University.
This University is specifically designed for all those existing global IndySoft users and teaches you useful hints and tips by video on how to enhance the software.
Because we release these videos every Tuesday, they are known as ‘Tip Tuesday’.
IndySoft is packed full of useful features (the latest version 12 has +200 new things from version 11) and because every business uses the product slightly differently and needs their particular requirements, the task of configuring IndySoft can become either confusing or uncertain. A YouTube channel has been created where there are lots of 5 to 10 minute videos on different
topics that clearly explain how to configure, activate and use these features. Jake Bishop, Managing Director of IndySoft Europe says that everyone who uses IndySoft should sign-up and subscribe to the channel because there are so many useful help videos there and we can all learn from watching them.
IndySoft
01908 540 638
www.indysoft.com
February 2020
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