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Phocheck PID Detects Volatile Organic Compounds

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Ion Science has introduced the Phocheck Tiger photoionisation detector (PID) for rapid, accurate detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The instrument's PID technology provides a dynamic detection range of 1ppb to 20,000ppm. Phocheck Tiger is pre programmed with more than 450 response factors. Its software features mean the instrument requires no complicated programming and set-up procedures to perform both basic and advanced functions. The instrument has a fast response time and is quick to clear down. Phocheck Tiger can be connected directly to a PC via the USB for fast data download capabilities. Wireless data download via a Bluetooth interface is available as an option. The instrument's Fence Electrode Technology has received independent verification for speed and accuracy, effectively minimising contamination effects. The instrument's high performance in high humidity environments is achieved without impairing other features. Phocheck Tiger has been designed ...

Conductive Compounds Reduce Static Noise

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Connectors Unlimited has worked with RTP Company to formulate and supply plastic materials for a shielding solution for analogue cable and circuit connectors. Several static dissipative and conductive compounds were chosen for the improved static control they provided. 'The fundamental reason for using RTP Company's conductive plastics in our analogue connectors is to minimise noise interference in the electronic signal, which is primarily caused by static charge,' explained Marty Ignasiak, president of Connectors Unlimited. 'By effectively reducing static charges, we're able to improve the signal-to-noise ratio in our connectors and thus upgrade overall performance of devices,' he added. When selecting a supplier of conductive plastic compounds, Connectors Unlimited engineers kept three critical requirements in mind: thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity and structural rigidity. Maintaining dimensional stability of the analogue circuits during manufact...