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When a Single Temperature Reading Isn't Enough
11월 05, 2026
This blog explores why a single temperature reading may not provide enough insight into molten metal processes. It examines measurement challenges in demanding environments and how combining pyrometry with thermal imaging can provide a more complete view of changing thermal conditions, helping manufacturers better understand process consistency, equipment performance and product quality.
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Medical Imaging Trends Impact on Advanced Power Technologies – Part 1: Ultrasound and X-Ray
5월 18, 2026
With people living longer overall, diagnoses of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and other aging-related diseases are increasing. Advancements in medical imaging technologies further enable more widespread screenings, prevention and treatment of various medical conditions.
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EMI Management for Board-Mounted Power Modules
5월 08, 2026
Board-mounted power modules offer a convenient and compact solution to system power-supply challenges. However, any switched-mode power converter can be a source of electromagnetic interference (EMI), which needs to be correctly managed.
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Comparing the Three Main Types of Temperature Probes & Sensors
12월 09, 2019
This blog post compares and details the three (3) main types of temperature probes & sensors most commonly found in measurement instruments today; thermocouples, Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs), and thermistors.
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How to Automatically Record Milk Temperatures in the Dairy Industry – Datalogging Thermometers for PMO Compliance
11월 18, 2019
The Pasteurized Milk Ordinance (PMO) by the Food and Drug Administration requires recording the temperature at multiple transfer points between producers, transporters and processors.
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Bulk Milk Transportation – QA Sampling with New TEGAM Hypodermic Temperature Probes and TruStream7 Septa
11월 14, 2019
Sanitary sampling ports are an essential tool for quality control in dairy and brewery applications. Sanitary samples can be quickly collected through these ports without interrupting the process and the ease of use helps ensure that testing procedures are followed.
