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English: Left: Dewetron 3010 or DEWE-3010 for short. 16 and 64 channel models; 16-channel model samples at 200 kHz, 64-channel model has 1.25 MHz sampling. Keyboard, resting on the Philips data recorder, was originally included with the Dewetron.
Right: Philips PM 8238 Multipoint Data Recorder. Digital output or data graphed on paper. Supports voltage measuring and thermal measuring with PT 100 sensors and thermal couples. |
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| Author | Tommi Nummelin |
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