Gage management goes digital

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The need to comply with the new millenium ISO standards has prompted US manufacturing companies to equip their gages with electronic-data-transfer capabilities. Gage-management software programs do not only significantly reduce the load of paper works, but eliminate human errors associated with measurements, as well. These programs further allow users to store measurement information to a diskette or transfer it to a database system. Information gathered from these programs may also be transmitted as e-mail attachment, thereby enhancing the overall calibration process.

Standards, Software, Calibration, Electric measurements, Electrical measurement

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Gage enables cam inspection

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Andrews Products Inc of Rosemont, IL, has improved the manufacturing process for cams and camshafts with the aid of a camshaft inspection gage from Adcole Corp. The Adcole 911 gage enables the company to produce cams and camshafts with very tight tolerances and high quality that satisfy its customers from the motorcycle and automotive industries. The gage also eliminates problems normally associated with the production of cams and camshafts such as reduced engine durability, part breakage and increased emissions.

Motor vehicle parts and accessories, Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing, Speed Changer, Industrial High-Speed Drive, and Gear Manufacturing, Speed changers, drives, and gears, Gears, Pinions & Racks, Camshafts, Machinery industry, Gages, Control equipment industry, Rack and pinion gears, Andrews Products Inc., Adcole Corp.

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Infrared imaging finds power-converter hot spots

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Agema Infrared Systems' Agema 900 infrared imaging system provided the solution to Analog Devices Inc's problem of conducting measurements on a DC-to-DC power converter. Simulation and measurement of the company's DC-to-DC power converter was done by positioning the Agema 900 on a home-made wind tunnel of 26-gauge metal duct and polypropylne test chamber. Imaging was done through a window in the chamber, providing measurements of the converter within fifteen minutes only.

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing, Power Converters & Amplifiers, Infrared Thermometers, Instrument industry, Instrument industry (Equipment), Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Measurement, Analog Devices Inc., ADI, Electric current converters, Electric converters, AGEMA Infrared Systems Inc.

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