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A scale, also known as a scale displacement sensor (scale transducer), is a measurement and feedback device that works with the optical principle of a grating. Often used in closed-loop servo systems for CNC machine tools, optical scales can be used to detect linear or angular displacements. Linear scale is one of the types of scale, an optical sensor device used to measure linear displacement, the main principle of which is based on the interference and diffraction effects of light. It is widely used in industrial automation, CNC machine tools, precision measurement, etc. sisco shop will introduce the structure, basic principle, and application of linear scale in detail.

The height gauge is a precision measuring instrument used to measure the height, position, or size of an object. These height gauges are categorized by different operating principles and sensing technologies to suit different applications. Below are the common types of height gauges, as well as the classification and details of height gauges.

A network tester, also commonly known as a professional network tester or network detector, is a portable, visual, intelligent testing device that can detect the operating conditions of the physical layer, data link layer, and network layer defined by the OSI model. It is mainly suitable for local area networks. In fault detection, maintenance and integrated wiring construction, the functions of the network tester cover the physical layer, data link layer and network layer.

Digital inclinometer is a measuring instrument widely used in various fields. It detects the tilt angle of an object relative to the direction of gravity and displays it on the digital display in real time. It can be used to accurately measure parameters such as inclination, tilt, and level. The following will introduce the working principle, types and applications of digital inclinometers.

Spectrophotometers are instruments used to measure the concentration of substances, and their basic principle involves determining the concentration of a substance based on its absorbance properties. The measurement principle is founded on Beer-Lambert's Law, which states that the absorbance of light by a substance is directly proportional to the concentration of the substance and inversely proportional to the path length of the light. Spectrophotometers achieve this by breaking down visible or ultraviolet light into different wavelengths and then measuring the intensity of light absorbed by the sample at different wavelengths to determine the substance's concentration. In this article, Sisco will briefly introduce spectrophotometer to you, including its components, working principle, classifications, usage process and applications etc., to help you have a better understanding of it.

The conductivity tester is a wide temperature range on-line water quality analysis instrument developed for high-end water quality management and automation control of medical multi-effect distilled water systems, boiler bottom water, condensate, heat exchange systems, industrial thermal cleaning of mechanical parts, industrial circulating water and other water quality management and automation control that operates in higher temperature environments.

An Inside Micrometer, also known as an internal micrometer or bore micrometer, is a precision measurement tool used to measure the internal diameter or bore of a hole, cylinder, or other internal features. It is particularly useful in applications where accurate measurements of internal dimensions are required. Here are the key components and features of a typical inside micrometer.

An energy meter, also known as a watt-hour meter, is an instrument used to measure electrical energy consumption. It is a vital component in power systems, serving the purpose of quantifying the consumption of electrical energy and providing accurate calculations for electricity charges to users. In this article, sisco will briefly introduce energy meter to you, including its structure, working principles and applications, etc., to help you have a better understanding of it.

A "Power Meter Plug" is a device designed to measure and monitor the electrical power consumption of devices or appliances that are plugged into it. These devices are often compact and user-friendly, allowing consumers to gain insights into the electricity usage of specific equipment in their homes or workplaces. 

A digital counter, often referred to simply as a "counter," is an electronic device used to count, display, and often control the number of events or objects as they occur. Counters are commonly used in various applications where it is necessary to keep track of quantities, frequencies, or occurrences. Digital counters are particularly useful because they provide accurate and easily readable numerical representations of the count.