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viernes, 26 de junio de 2020

Temperature Sensing in Medical Devices

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Temperature Sensing in Medical Devices

Medical applications demand the ultimate in reliable and accurate monitoring of critical temperature measurement. From the Amphenol Advanced Sensors family of brands, Thermometrics, Inc., manufactures and designs a wide range of NTC thermistors and non-contact infrared (IR) based temperature sensors for this key market.

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