TR-73U - Temp/Humidity/Barometric-Pressure Data Logger
Overview
Product Type
Measurement Items
TR-73U has a total of three channels: one temperature, one humidity, and one barometric pressure channel. This compact, lightweight model has been designed with low energy consumption for longer battery life; coupled with its easy-to-use software and USB connection makes this product the foundation of our Thermo Recorder line.
The product is an all-in-one package that includes the data logger unit, sensor and software. Simply by connecting to a PC via a USB connection and carrying out a few easy steps, the measurement and recording of data can be started.
The product is an all-in-one package that includes the data logger unit, sensor and software. Simply by connecting to a PC via a USB connection and carrying out a few easy steps, the measurement and recording of data can be started.
Communication Interfaces
Application Examples
*Measuring weather data
*Measuring the degree of air tightness in packaging
*Setting barometric pressure for use with industrial and medical equipment
*Measuring barometric pressure in high-rise buildings (elevators)
*For growth management in mushroom cultivation
*Measuring the degree of air tightness in packaging
*Setting barometric pressure for use with industrial and medical equipment
*Measuring barometric pressure in high-rise buildings (elevators)
*For growth management in mushroom cultivation
What is "RTCA DO-160E, Section 21"?
RTCA stands for "Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics", a not-for-profit corporation formed to advance the art and science of aviation and aviation electronic systems for the benefit of the public, helps to develop standards to assure the safety and reliability of all airborne equipment. (http://www.rtca.org)
The "DO-160E", published by RTCA, is widely used as a standard for environmental qualification testing to show compliance with appropriate airworthiness requirements. "Section 21 of DO-160E" concerns the "Emission of Radio Frequency Energy". The tests in this section are performed to determine that the device does not emit radio frequency interference in excess of the specified limits. Every carry-on electronic device must comply with radio frequency emission and susceptibility guidelines outlined in "Section 21 of the RTCA DO-160E" document, whether it flies in the passenger cabin or cargo hold. The "DO-160E" is recognized by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as a de facto for international standard "ISO-7137".
The "DO-160E", published by RTCA, is widely used as a standard for environmental qualification testing to show compliance with appropriate airworthiness requirements. "Section 21 of DO-160E" concerns the "Emission of Radio Frequency Energy". The tests in this section are performed to determine that the device does not emit radio frequency interference in excess of the specified limits. Every carry-on electronic device must comply with radio frequency emission and susceptibility guidelines outlined in "Section 21 of the RTCA DO-160E" document, whether it flies in the passenger cabin or cargo hold. The "DO-160E" is recognized by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) as a de facto for international standard "ISO-7137".