PRESCOTT, ONTARIO – Electrical metrology products manufacturer Measurements International today announced three (3) new products that offer game-changing features that position the company as the leader in the industry.
The 1340A High Precision Voltage Divider, 1330A Automated Artifact Calibrator and 1310A Automated Resistance Standard products deliver exceptional performance, ultimate stability and world-class standards unmatched in the market.
The 1310 Automated Resistance Standard is an industry first with (10) of the highest level resistance standards combined in a temperature-controlled enclosure and built-in scanner. The 1330A for Artifact calibration delivers (3) world-class standards in (1) temperature-controlled enclosure, while the 1340A requires zero self-alignment or calibration prior to use – all industry firsts.
“We have always prided ourselves in offering first-class electrical metrology standards and calibration equipment to our customer base, so they have the very best measurement capabilities,” said Duane Brown, President and Owner of Measurements International. “These three new products will outperform any others in the market thanks to the amount of R&D, troubleshooting and beta testing that has been done prior to release.”
The company has a fully accredited 17025 laboratory providing customers with the highest level of commercially available uncertainties.
“Since inception, my company has worked tirelessly with NMIs to bring cutting edge measurement technologies to the market and these new products are no different – they are clearly, world-class,” added Brown. “Through better and more accurate measurement, we enable our customers to achieve their goals of achieving the best measurement practices with quality products.”
He added the products are priced competitively and commercially available through contacting sales@mintl.com or direct through the www.mintl.com website.
ABOUT MEASUREMENTS INTERNATIONAL
Since 1987, Measurements International based in Ontario, Canada, has been a premier supplier of high-accuracy metrology-based calibration equipment for DC resistance, voltage and temperature applications and standards for AC power applications.
The company has multiple offices worldwide and serves the global market of metrology experts and calibration technicians in primary standards laboratories, calibration laboratories and NMIs (National Metrology Institutes). During its 30-year history, Measurements International has brought the most advanced technologies in their class to market that meet world-class laboratory standards in accordance with the National Metrology Institute (NMI) requirements.
The company developed the 20,000 Amp range extender for the CERN LHC project, has been a contributing equipment provider to redefining the kG and developed the world’s fastest and most accurate thermometry bridge. More recently, company principals Duane Brown and Ryan Brown participated in a research project in conjunction with the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) that fabricated and measured a graphene Quantized Hall Resistance (QHR) device alongside a GaAs QHR device comparing them to a 1 kΩ standard resistor using a cryogenic current comparator. Measurement results suggest that making resistance comparisons is possible with a single probe wired for two types of quantum standards. In conclusion, this testing of the established material (GaAs) and newer material (graphene) may promote the establishment of more user-friendly equipment in the future*.
For more information on Measurements International, its products and services, contact sales@mintl.com.
*Full article: “Comparison between Graphene and GaAs Quantized Hall Devices with a Dual Probe” available through contacting Measurements International.
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