Blog posts tagged with 'working principle'

A laser level operates by emitting a beam of laser light and features a highly accurate horizontal measuring device. It can be utilized to determine the verticality of surfaces such as floors, walls, or reference planes. Serving as an instrument for measuring and controlling the horizontal plane, it finds extensive applications in various scenarios including construction, decoration, interior design, bridge construction, precision positioning of CNC machine tools, wall tiling, leveling measurements, mechanical manufacturing, and more. In this article, sisco will introduce how does the laser level work, to help you have a better understanding of it.

The Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) is an essential tool for fault location and performance evaluation in optical fiber networks. This article, sisco will provide a detailed explanation of the working principles of OTDR, including the basic principles, measurement principles, and data analysis principles.

A measuring tape is a common measuring tool, and its working principle involves using the scale on the tape and the length of the tape to measure dimensions such as length, width, and height of objects. While using a measuring tape is convenient, its working principle is not as simple. Below, Sisco will explore the working principle of a measuring tape from the perspectives of mechanical principles, material science, and mathematics.

A laser distance meter is an instrument that accurately measures the distance to a target using laser technology. During operation, the laser distance meter emits a thin laser beam towards the target, and the reflected laser beam is captured by photoelectric components. The timer measures the time it takes for the laser beam to travel from emission to reception, calculating the distance from the observer to the target. Laser distance meters are known for their lightweight, compact size, simple operation, speed, and high accuracy, with an error rate only one-fifth to a few hundredths compared to other optical range finders. In this article, sisco will introduce the working principles of laser distance meters for a better understanding.

Linear scale is a kind of sensor widely used in measurement and positioning systems, which realizes high precision measurement by detecting the phase change of light. This linear scale usually consists of a light source, a grating, a detector, and a signal processing unit, and has the advantages of high precision and fast response speed. The following is a detailed article from the sisco store about the working principle of linear scale.

In the vast landscape of networking, ensuring a seamless and reliable connection is paramount. Network cable testers play a crucial role in this process, serving as indispensable tools for technicians and IT professionals. In this blog post, we'll delve into the inner workings of these devices, exploring the key mechanisms that make them essential for maintaining robust network infrastructures.

Digital inclinometer is a small angle measurement gauge, it can be used to measure for the horizontal position of the inclination, the two parts of the mutual parallelism and perpendicularity, machine tools, instruments, the straightness of the guideway, the flatness of the table, as well as the flatness of the plate, etc., and has a very broad application prospects.

Conductivity meters play a crucial role in various scientific and industrial applications by providing a quick and accurate measure of a solution's ability to conduct electricity. In this blog post, we will delve into the working principles of conductivity meters, exploring the electrochemical methods employed to measure the conductivity of electrolyte solutions.

In an energy meter, when current flows through the current coil, a magnetic field is generated within it. This magnetic field interacts with the magnetic flux between the iron core and the magnetic core, causing a torque to occur on a rotating shaft. The voltage coil measures the voltage in the circuit, and through the measurements of current and voltage, the electrical energy in the circuit is calculated.

A height gauge is an instrument used to measure the height or position of an object and is widely used in various industrial and scientific fields. In this article, key information such as how a height gauge works, its structural components, and the steps to use it will be detailed by sisco.com in order to better understand how a height gauge works.