Johan Sverdrup is the third-largest oil field on the Norwegian continental shelf and a main energy supplier to Europe. The field is now on stream, accounting for around a third of Norway's oil ...

Infrared (IR) technology has been successfully used for years for ongoing temperature measurement and control. Now, new designs are boosting the accuracy, Infrared (IR) technology has been ...

The measurements below were conducted at the German ABB Corporate Research Center in Ladenburg. A realistic industrial installation was stimulated for the measurement setup. This was comprised of a ...

Anyone who has ever cooked a roast knows the value of a meat thermometer. Although you could use a formula that factors weight, temperature and cooking time, it's better to have a device that tells ...

Supermarket operators face unique food-safety challenges that are in some ways even more complicated than those faced by traditional restaurants. As retailers increasingly adopt a “grocerant” model ...

The global measurement instrumentation market is experiencing robust growth, propelled by Industry 4.0, the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure, and stringent safety and quality regulations ...

Having full visibility into a composite and/or adhesive bondline during cure has been an issue for decades. Current temperature sensors — thermocouples — are too large to be embedded without causing a ...

When testing cells, temperature can influence many of the cell properties. Therefore, when connecting a cell to a piece of cell test equipment, along with connecting voltage sense leads and ...

This application note is a reference design for a PC-based temperature measurement system. It uses the MAX1396 and MAX6603EVKITs, a MAXQ2000 microcontroller, and MAX6603 signal conditioner. The design ...

The distal tip of the esophageal temperature probe (encircled in yellow) should be placed in the lower third of the esophagus. Given the anatomical proximity of the lower esophagus and the left atrium ...

There’s an old joke about how to tell how tall a building is using a barometer. The funniest answer is to find the building owner and offer them a nice barometer in exchange for the information. We ...