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Thermography System reveals PCB and component temperatures.

2014-01-09 14:30:33| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Equipped with solid-state color camera, ethermVIEW™ System provides macroscopic inspection of boards and components coated with heat-sensitive liquid crystals, which reflect incident light at visible wavelengths based on surface temperatures where they are applied. Camera captures reactive TLC colors to reveal hot spots and defects for effective thermal management. Linking to PC via Firewire, system includes thermSOFT software for image processing and management. This story is related to the following:Test and Measuring InstrumentsSearch for suppliers of: Inspection Equipment |

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Frigid temperatures causing difficult travel

2014-01-07 20:43:54| Paper - Topix.net

The frigid temperatures are having a major effect on travel across the country, including Albany International, where some flights departing to Philadelphia, Chicago and D.C. have been delayed or cancelled.

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Climate policy row escalates as Australian temperatures soar

2014-01-06 10:33:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

BusinessGreen: Reports emerged late last week that last year was Australia's hottest on record, even as politicians continued to battle over the repeal of the country's carbon tax and its response to escalating climate impacts. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology reported on Friday that the average temperature for 2013 was the hottest since records began in 1910, clocking in at 1.20C above the 1961-1990 average. Moreover, the 10-year mean temperature for 2004-2013 was 0.50C above average, the Bureau said. ...

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Increasing CO2 Emissions Can Cause Global Temperatures To Rise By 4°C By 2100, Study

2014-01-06 01:17:32| pollutiononline News Articles

Failure to reduce carbon dioxide emission can cause global temperatures to rise by a minimum of 4°C by 2100 and double by 2200, according to a University of New South Wales study

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