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Conductivity
The DT035A is designed
to measure conductivity of liquids and solutions. It
detects conductivity in the range of 0 to 20 mS (millisimens).
The DT035 consists of a conductivity electrode, an adapter and a connecting wire.
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Current
(±2.5A)
The DT005 sensor is an
ampere meter, measuring current values between -2.5
and 2.5 amperes. The DT005 is a differential sensor,
capable of measuring both direct and alternate current.
The sensor uses the Fourier Systems sensor
case, and has two durable banana plugs for easy connection.
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Current
(±250mA)
The DT006 sensor is an
ampere meter, measuring current values between -250
and 250 mA. The DT006 is a differential sensor, capable
of measuring both direct and alternate current. The
sensor uses the Fourier Systems sensor case,
and has two durable banana plugs for easy connection.
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Distance
The DT187 measures the
distance between the sensor
and an object from 0.4 to 6m The sensor can sample data
at up to 25 times per second, making it excellent for
motion and movement experiments. The sensor is an analog
sensor that is compatible with all our data loggers.
The DT187 is supplied
with a mounting rod and an AC/DC adaptor.
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Heart Rate/Exercise
The Exercise Heart Rate
sensor is ideal for determining the heart rate of active
people by measuring the heart rate before, during and
after exercise. The sensor is comprised of a wireless
transmitter belt and a Receiver module that plugs into
Fourier's EcoLog XL. Similarly to the
EKG, the Exercise Heart Rate sensor, specifically the
transmitter belt, senses the electrical signals generated
by the heart. Every heart beat sends an electrical signal
to the Receiver module, enabling the heart rate to be
determined.
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Heart Rate/Pulse
The Heart Rate sensor monitors
the light level transmitted through the vascular tissue
of the fingertip and the corresponding variations in
light intensities that occur as the blood volume changes
in the tissue. It has two ranges: Waveform and Beats
per Minute.
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Humidity
(5% Accuracy)
The DT014 sensor is a humidity
sensor, measuring a range of 0-100% relative humidity.
The DT014 uses the Fourier Systems sensor
case, and is equipped with a zero offset calibration
screw.
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Oxygen
The Oxygen sensor consists
of a galvanic oxygen sensitive electrode with a processing
unit (oxygen adaptor, equipped with a calibration knob).
The sensor can measure % O2 in air and is calibrated before every measurement.
The sensor is supplied
with a storage shorting cap. The probe is warranted for
12-months to be free from manufacturing defects and
to meet specifications. Improper storage without the
shorting cap voids the warranty. These probes have been
known to last for years with proper storage and use
of the shorting cap.
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pH
The DT016 is a pH sensor
measuring the entire range of 0 to 14 pH. The DT016
consists of the Fourier Systems adaptor and
a pH electrode. The sensor is equipped with an automatic
temperature compensation system. In order to use temperature
compensation a temperature sensor can be connected to
the EcoLog XL along with the pH sensor.
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Photo Gate
A general-purpose photo
gate that measures the time it takes for an object to
pass between its arms. It is used for a wide variety
of experiments in physics and physical science classes.
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Spirometer (Respiration)
The DT037 is a breathing
sensor. Based on air speed, the DT037 calculates the
airflow rate of a user who breathes into it. The results
are shown as liters per minute. The DT037 consists of
Fourier's sensor case connected to a unique breath
sensor tube.
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Temperature
(-10 to 110°C)
The DT241 is a simple,
durable, temperature sensor. It connects directly to
the data logger using a standard mini-din cable. At
the end of the sensor cable there is a temperature probe,
covered with isolating material ensuring protection.
The DT241 measures temperature between -10 °C and
110 °C, and has an accuracy of ±1 °C. It
is mostly suitable for water and other chemical solution
temperature measurements.
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Temperature
(0 to 1200°C)
The DT025 sensor is a thermocouple
type K temperature sensor with a range of 0 to 1200 °C.
The sensor is extremely accurate, and has a maximum
error of 0.5% over the entire range. The DT025 is composed
of the Fourier Systems sensor case and a 20cm
thermocouple wire.
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Voltage
(±2.5V)
The DT002 sensor is a regular
voltage sensor, measuring between -2.5 and 2.5 Volts.
The DT002 is a differential sensor, capable of measuring
both direct and alternate current. The sensor uses the
Fourier Systems sensor case, and has two durable
banana plugs for easy connection. The DT002 has floating
inputs, meaning you can connect any number of voltage
sensors to a circuit without shortening them.
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Voltage
(±25V)
The DT001 sensor is a regular
voltage sensor, measuring between -25 and 25 Volts.
The DT001 is a differential sensor, capable of measuring
both direct and alternate current. The sensor uses the
Fourier Systems sensor case, and has two durable
banana plugs for easy connection. The DT001 has floating
inputs, meaning you can connect any number of voltage
sensors to a circuit without shortening them.
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