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Calibrating to Display Engineering Units
As explained a few blog posts ago, PC based data acquisition is the process by which electrical signals (from sensors) are fed into electronic instruments, digitized and stored on a PC hard drive. To...
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Calibrating Graphtec GL Series Instruments to Display Engineering Units
Features built into Graphtec GL series instruments allow you convert voltage into meaningful engineering units (psi, lbs, etc.). This video demonstration shows you how.
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The New ‘Engineering Unit Settings’ Calibration Method
Take a couple minutes and check out this demonstration of our new ‘Engineering Unit Settings’ calibration method. You can perform a two-point calibration to display engineering units (lbs, psi, ect.),...
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Learn How to Connect and Calibrate Strain-Gage Based Transducers Using...
Check out our updated application note, covering the connection and calibration of strain-gage based transducers using DI-8B38 series amplifiers. The application note demonstrates step-by-step how to...
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Learn How to Connect and Calibrate Thermocouples Using DI-8B47 Series Amplifiers
Check out out updated application note, covering the connection and calibration of thermocouples using DI-8B47 series signal conditioners. You’ll find step-by-step instructions on properly connecting...
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Strain Gage-Based Transducer and Amplifier Selection and Calibration
Check out our updated application note on the selection and calibration of amplifiers for strain-gage based transducers. This is an in-depth guide to selecting a transducer/amplifier combination based...
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Strain Gage-Based Transducer and Amplifier Selection and Calibration
When choosing a strain gage-based transducer/amplifier combination to acquire data such as force, load, pressure or torque, there are a several important considerations to keep in mind. In addition to...
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