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Infrared-to-analog Converter Module

Tuesday, January 28, 2003

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Infrared-to-analog Converter Module

The OmegaScope Model OSM100 infrared-to-analog converter module is a low-cost, battery-powered portable unit. The miniature design converts non-contact infrared energy to compensated K-type thermocouple output, which can go to any thermocouple metering device for display or recording. It also has built-in laser circle/dot sighting for ease of aiming.

Additional features include a -18° to +538°C range. It also features adjustable emissivity of 0.1 to 1 and has a "low battery" indicator.

Pricing starts at $115.
Omega Engineering Inc., 1 Omega Dr., Stamford, CT 06907. (203) 359-1660. www.omega.com.

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