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Progress in the Theory of the Laminar Tube Thermal Flow Sensor

February 18, 2014 Office

By Thomas O. Maginnis, Ph.D. Thermal mass flow sensing is well established commercially for measurement and control of low gas flows in the semiconductor industry and elsewhere. Yet the basic theory of this critical flow […]

Leveraging LEAN in the Laboratory

February 18, 2014 Office

By Dean S. Williams What do you do when faced with a doubling of demand with virtually no increase in resources? Go LEAN. That was the approach Duke Energy’s Standards Lab took when it faced […]

Tektronix Acquires Picosecond Pulse Labs

January 24, 2014 Office

January 16, 2014, Beaverton, Oregon — Tektronix, Inc., a leading worldwide provider of test, measurement and monitoring instrumentation, today announced the acquisition of Picosecond Pulse Labs. The move is intended to strengthen the Tektronix portfolio […]

Agilent Technologies Reveals Name of Electronic Measurement Spin-Off Company

January 7, 2014 Office

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 7, 2014 – Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today revealed the name of the electronic measurement company it expects to spin off in early November 2014 as Keysight Technologies. The name Keysight […]

IAS Issues First Management System Certification Body Accreditations

December 12, 2013 Office

International Accreditation Service (IAS) has issued the first two accreditations under it’s new Management System Certification Body (MSCB) Accreditation Program to Paragon Group Registrar (PGR) and Government Military and Certification Systems (GMCS). Launched on July […]

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Progress in the Theory of the Laminar Tube Thermal Flow Sensor

Leveraging LEAN in the Laboratory

Tektronix Acquires Picosecond Pulse Labs

Agilent Technologies Reveals Name of Electronic Measurement Spin-Off Company

IAS Issues First Management System Certification Body Accreditations

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