New 1135 - Precision Voltage Sensor replaces the 1123 - Precision Voltage Sensor.
10th March 2010
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Phidgets Inc.
Phidgets Inc. released today the 1135 - Precision Voltage Sensor; the 1135 replaces the 1123 - Precision Voltage Sensor. The new sensor is substantially more accurate and can measure voltages from -30 to +30V with a typical error of ±0.7%.
“By using an input impedance of 1MegaOhm, we have been able to reduce the measurement distortion and produce substantially more accurate measurements.” says Chester Fitchett, CEO of Phidgets.
“Our cost reduction program is also benefiting our customers by producing a new design that has resulted in a selling price that is $10.00 cheaper than our previous voltage sensor. ” added Bernard Rousseau, Director of Marketing
“Our cost reduction program is also benefiting our customers by producing a new design that has resulted in a selling price that is $10.00 cheaper than our previous voltage sensor. ” added Bernard Rousseau, Director of Marketing
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