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White Papers
Forward and Reflected Power: What Does It Mean?
This paper is intended to help understanding and to dispel myths surrounding RF measurements and practice.
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Data Sheets
Monroe 284 Data Sheet
The Monroe 284 NanoCoulomb meter enables the user to easily and accurately measure the charge generated on items such as electronic components by triboelectric charging processes.
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Data Sheets
Monroe 264A Data Sheet
Portable survey instrument for evaluating resistive properties of static control products such as static dissipative packaging, flooring, or work surfaces.
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Data Sheets
Monroe 282CPS Data Sheet
The Monroe 282CPS is an accessory for the Monroe 282 Fieldmeter that permits the Monroe 282 to measure ionizer performance.
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Data Sheets
Monroe 287B Data Sheet
The Monroe 287B performs manual or automatic decay and balance tests for periodic verification of ionization equipment.
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Data Sheets
Series 600 Data Sheet
The Impac Series 600 is a digital, modular pyrometer series that provides a highly customizable design with easy installation and maintenance.
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Data Sheets
Monroe 177A Data Sheet
The Monroe 177A serves as a full-time, plant-wide automatic static build-up monitor.
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Data Sheets
Impac IS 140 and IGA 140 Series Data Sheet
The IS 140 and IGA 140 series pyrometers are digital, highly accurate pyrometers for non-contact temperature measurement on metals, ceramics, graphite, etc. between 220 and 3500°C (428 and 6332°F).
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Application Notes
Induction Soldering Application Note
In induction brazing and soldering applications, correct temperature and heating rates are instrumental in meeting the specified quality requirements.
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Data Sheets
Impac IGA 140/23 Series Data Sheet
Highly accurate, fully digital pyrometers with focusable optics for non-contact temperature measurements on metals, ceramics, graphite, etc. between 50 and 1800°C (122 to 3272°F).
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