In ultrasonic thickness measurement, there are five representative measurement methods: ① Single-point measurement method: As the name suggests, the transducer is placed on the measurement area only once for the measurement. When measuring the thickness of a pipe, the orientation of the transducer is crucial. If the diameter of the pipe is larger than 10… Continue reading AD-3255 The measurement method of an ultrasonic thickness gauge.
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AD5763-150 How to use caliper correctly
When measuring with a caliper, if not used correctly, there can be errors in the results. The same applies even when using a digital caliper. In this article, we will provide tips for accurately measuring the length of an object using a caliper, divided by measurement methods. 【Outside measurement】 ①How to clamp the measured object… Continue reading AD5763-150 How to use caliper correctly
AD-5611A Temperature measurement during cooking using an infrared thermometer
When cooking dishes such as frying or stir-frying, do you pay attention to the temperature of the oil or the frying pan? Have you ever experienced food not crisping up and turning soggy due to low oil temperature or the surface getting burnt while the inside remains undercooked due to excessively high temperature? Additionally, there… Continue reading AD-5611A Temperature measurement during cooking using an infrared thermometer
AD-5611A How to choose an infrared thermometer
Your choice of infrared thermometer will depend on the size of and distance to the target object being measured. When selecting an infrared thermometer, we recommend paying attention to four points: D:S Distance : Measurement range） Minimum measurement range Presence of emissivity adjustment function. Temperature measurement range(℃） The table below lists A&D’s lineup of infrared… Continue reading AD-5611A How to choose an infrared thermometer
AD-5701A Improving Work Efficiency with the Pomodoro Technique
One method of time management to enhance focus and accomplish tasks efficiently is the Pomodoro Technique. The specific method is as follows ①Perform a task for 25 minutes ②Take a 5-minute break. ③Repeat steps ①and 2②for 3 more cycles. ④Take a longer break of about 20-30 minutes. ⑤Repeat steps ① to 4④. When practicing the… Continue reading AD-5701A Improving Work Efficiency with the Pomodoro Technique
AD-5709-E Silent timer ideal for work and study
By making use of a timer to manage your time, you can study and perform tasks efficiently. (Reference: Improving Work Efficiency with the Pomodoro Technique ) While you could use the timer function on a smartphone, when you go to stop the alarm, you might carry on looking at the phone and ultimately not make progress with… Continue reading AD-5709-E Silent timer ideal for work and study
AD-5635 The limitation of the minimum measurement range (size) of an infrared thermometer
An infrared thermometer has a measurement range. If the measured object is smaller than the measurement range, accurate temperature measurement cannot be achieved. This is because the measurement includes the surroundings of the measured object, resulting in a field of view deficiency. The minimum measurement range (determined by the size of the lens) is… Continue reading AD-5635 The limitation of the minimum measurement range (size) of an infrared thermometer
AD-5635 How to choose an infrared thermometer
Your choice of infrared thermometer will depend on the size of and distance to the target object being measured. When selecting an infrared thermometer, we recommend paying attention to four points: ①D:S （Distance : Measurement range） ②Minimum measurement range ③Presence of emissivity adjustment function. ④Temperature measurement range(℃） The table below lists A&D’s lineup of infrared thermometers.… Continue reading AD-5635 How to choose an infrared thermometer
AD-5588 Differences between non-contact voltage testers, digital multimeters, and clamp meters
There are various types of electrical measuring instruments and these should be used appropriately according to the measurement parameters and objectives. In this article, we will introduce the features of digital multimeters, clamp meters, and voltage testers. A digital multimeter can measure the voltage, current, and resistance of a direct current (DC) or alternating… Continue reading AD-5588 Differences between non-contact voltage testers, digital multimeters, and clamp meters
AD-5588 How to use clamp meter properly
A clamp meter allows for quick and easy measurement of current while electrical equipment or machinery is in operation, without the need to stop it. This is achieved by clamping (or gripping) the electrical wire. Unlike a multimeter, a clamp meter can safely measure current without the need to cut the wiring in the circuit.… Continue reading AD-5588 How to use clamp meter properly
AD-5571 How to use non-contact voltage tester correctly
A non-contact voltage tester is an electrical measuring instrument that helps to protect the lives of workers involved in electrical work. However, using it incorrectly can pose a risk of electric shock and is very dangerous. To prevent electric shock accidents, it is necessary to perform a functionality check before use. Please use a known… Continue reading AD-5571 How to use non-contact voltage tester correctly