The NOMAD-Touch temperature measurement system is a hot performer from Neoptix
NOMAD-Touch: A single-channel fibre-optic thermometer offers impressive versatility from a rechargeable touchscreen device. This single-channel fibre-optic thermometer allows you to freely move from one area to another to measure temperatures at various critical sensing points in medical, microwave, radio frequency, high voltage, aerospace and military applications.
NOMAD-Touch™ is perfect wherever you need immunity to electromagnetic fields, where conventional metallic sensors cannot be used. Please contact us for more information.
December 2017 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific December 2017 newsletter is now available: In this issue we examine the economic’s of laser trapping with Elliot Scientific Optical Tweezers, look at a hot performer from Neoptix – The NOMAD-Touch fibre-optic thermometer, see a video of how the DEMCON|kryoz CryoLab can measure Seebeck coefficients, and get the measure of the superior pitch adjuster screw sets from Kozak Micro…
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November 2016 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific November newsletter is now available. In this issue, Energetiq Technologies is all aglow with the launch of their latest and most powerful EQ-77 Laser Driven Light Source, Mad City Labs engineer a range of UHV-friendly piezo-driven nanopositioning stages, IPG Photonics release continuous wave Raman fibre lasers, and Neoptix determines if industrial processes are hot or not with Reflex.
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July 2016 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific July newsletter is now available. In this issue we announce Elliot Scientific’s new ISO9001:2015 certification and Lake Shore‘s latest brochure covering their product ranges, explain how Andeen-Hagerling measure more than most using nano Siemens and why Tristan Technologies can sense femto Teslas, then describe how to manage remote temperature measurements with the popular Neoptix OmniFlex 2 system.
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December 2015 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific December newsletter is now available. In this issue, Elliot Scientific and OZ Optics show off their glass-wares, Integrated Optics reveals the new MatchBox 2 series of compact lasers, Micro Laser Systems unveils new collimators for the SWIR waveband, Winter holidays and more.
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November 2015 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific November newsletter is now available. In this issue, new IPG fibre lasers, new THz-frequency contact probing from Lake Shore, New multi-channel temperature monitor from Neoptix, plus photoluminescence microspectroscopy from CRAIC Technologies and more.
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New OmniFlex 2 multi-channel fibre optic temperature monitoring system from Neoptix
The Neoptix OmniFlex 2 System is a new, fully upgradeable, multi-channel fibre optic temperature monitoring system.
Field upgradeable to as many as 104 channels, the unit can be controlled by its onboard colour touchscreen, or remotely using a web browser via Ethernet. The latter method is more comprehensive, as it enables remote module configuration, data-logging capabilities, full electrical isolation, and optional WiFi connectivity.
The basic OmniFlex 2 chassis is a standard 3U in height that accommodates up to 6 OmniModules, while a 6U version can be fitted with a total of 13 OmniModules. Additional chassis can be cascaded by linking them via a router.
OmniModules
The OmniFlex 2 System allows use of several types of OmniModules in the same chassis. These plug-in modules can easily be mixed and matched to meet the needs of specific test projects. The current OmniModules are:
- 4-channel direct measurement module operating at 10 Hz/channel
- 4-channel multiplexed module operating at 250 ms/channel
- 8-channel multiplexed module operating at 250 ms/channel
- 16-channel 0-10 V analogue output module
Since its introduction in 2006, OmniFlex systems have been used in aerospace, cryogenic research, medical and other demanding industrial applications. It has also been the ideal tool of choice for monitoring temperatures during power transformer testing due to its -80 to +300 °C measuring range.
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February 2014 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific February newsletter is now available. In this issue Spectral Optics UK stock products go on sale, we find out how many miles the Elliot Scientific Optical Tweezers team travelled in 2013, take a look at laser protection eyewear, feel the heat with Neoptix fibre-optic temperature sensing equipment, and more.
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July 2013 Newsletter Out Now
The Elliot Scientific July newsletter is now available. In this issue Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) gains with new products from FEMTOLASERS Produktions and fibre-optic specialist Nufern – watch both award winners at CLEO; we also examine Lake Shore’s range of power supplies; get the feel of EXFO’s new tuneable handheld laser source; explain why the Neoptix Reflex fibre-optic temperature measurement system is cool; and cover the latest FEMTOOPTICS catalogue.
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Nomad, from Neoptix, leads the way in portable thermometry
Offering a 500 °C measuring range with ±0.5 °C accuracy – from -200 to +300 °C (or °F equivalent) – the Neoptix Nomad™ Fiber Optic Portable Thermometer offers impressive versatility. Easily seen readings on the large backlit LCD display are complemented by an icon-based menu system that gives access to all functions, including setup and configuration, data logging onto the SD memory card and Expert mode. Datalogging sessions can also be viewed directly on the display, while the single button SnapLog feature allows recording of a temperature measurement with a time and date stamp.
Key features
♦ -200 to +300 °C ♦ ±0.5 °C accuracy ♦ SD card
♦ No calibration needed ♦ Uses AA cells ♦ RS-232
For more information on Nomad and other Neoptix products, please contact us.
June 2012 Newsletter Now Online
The Elliot Scientific June newsletter is now available as a PDF. In this issue we look at Energetiq’s EQ99CAL – a calibrated version of its Laser Driven Light Source, Nufern’s Holmium fibre, the Nomad portable fibre optic thermometer from Neoptix, IRphotonics iGuide broadband fibre optics, and more.
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For Portable Thermometry, Nomad Leads The Way
Offering a 500 °C measuring range with ±0.5 °C accuracy – from -200 to +300 °C (or °F equivalent) – the Neoptix Nomad™ Fiber Optic Portable Thermometer offers impressive versatility. Easily seen readings on the large backlit LCD display are complemented by an icon-based menu system that gives access to all functions, including setup and configuration, data logging onto the SD memory card and Expert mode. Datalogging sessions can also be viewed directly on the display, while the single button SnapLog feature allows recording of a temperature measurement with a time and date stamp.
Key features
♦ -200 to +300 °C ♦ ±0.5 °C accuracy ♦ SD card
♦ No calibration needed ♦ Uses AA cells ♦ RS-232
For pricing information, please contact us.
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