Aprima Medical Software, Inc
Carrollton, TX 75006
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SMD LED Displays feature low profiles down to 2.1 mm.
Utilizing AllnGaP on GaAs chip technology for- luminous intensity to 2,750 -µcd, Series VDMx10x0 and VDMx10A1 include 7-segment units in super red, soft orange, yellow, and green. VDMx10A1 models feature common anode configurations and package heights of 2.1 mm, while VDMx10x0 devices come in common anode and cathode configurations with package heights of 3.75 mm. Providing -
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Servo Drives suit military applications.
With operating voltages ranging from 16–96 Vdc and current ratings of 150, 300, and 600 A, Gold Eagle Servo Drives meet needs of unmanned vehicles, turrets, and other systems that require repeated power bursts for relatively long periods. Units combine proprietary power conversion technology with advanced pulse-width modulation follower algorithm to achieve high current in small military-grade...
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Media Isolated Pressure Sensor provides digital output.
Measuring 7 mm in diameter, Model 89BSD is designed with threaded O-ring mounting for low pressure applications. ASIC calibrated piezoresistive sensor utilizes silicone oil to transfer pressure from 316L stainless steel diaphragm to sensing element. Unit is configured in backside, headerless design with pressure range from 6–28 Bar in either absolute or sealed gage reference type. Operating...
Read More »Hotel Procurement Software improves choice, negotiability.
As intelligent online solution, Hotel RFP provides squatter rate audit tool that gives corporate travel managers and agencies- means to detect offending hotels so those properties can be blocked or removed. Non-GDS Portal, also included,- lets hotels that do not currently participate in any global distribution system compete for more corporate business. Travel buyers and hotel suppliers can...
Read More »Electrotherapy/Ultrasound Systems help accelerate treatment.
Electrotherapy/ultrasound therapy products of 25 Series include 4 devices — Dynatron 925, 825, 625, and 525 — that provide 7 different types of electrotherapy treatments and 3 frequencies of ultrasound, including Dynatronics 3-frequency ultrasound transducers. Products can, depending on model, deliver 3–5 separate treatments simultaneously, accommodating busy clinics and training rooms or...
Read More »LED High Bay Light Fixture replaces metal halides.
Pulling 150 W at 1.25 A from standard 120 Vac, Model GAU-HB-30X5W-1227 produces light output comparable to that of 400 W metal halide light fixtures. Unit can run for 50,000 hr or more with no discernible color shift or erratic operation, and does not require any ballast or large reflector assembly. With adjustable trunnion-style mounting bracket, operators can adjust fixture angle for optimum...
Read More »Extension Cord features explosion proof design.
Measuring 100 ft in length, Model EPEXC-100-250V extends reach of equipment in hazardous locations where power receptacles are not in close proximity to work space. Rated at 250 V and 20 A, 12/3 SOOW cord is fitted with explosion proof twist lock receptacle constructed of non-sparking aluminum, and EPP-250-2P-20A explosion proof plug for safe connection to power receptacles. Cord is oil/chemical...
Read More »Linear Displacement Sensor features direct analog output.
Designed with hardened stainless steel body and LVDT as measurement element, G-Type Position and Linear Displacement Sensor offers 4 measuring ranges of 2, 5, 10, or 20 mm. Unit is directly compatible with PLCs and other data collection systems. Sensor provides direct analog output of 0–10 V, -
Read More »Reusable Data Logger monitors temperature of vaccines.
Supplied with Certification traceable to NIST, FlashLink USB Data Logger with Glycol Bottle monitors temperature of vaccines stored in refrigerators and freezers. Unit provides detachable external temperature sensor in sealed 5 mL glycol bottle for accurate reading of liquid temperatures. Compatible with FDA, CDC, and WHO guidelines, logger can be customized for different logging intervals and...
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