Fluke Corporation

The Boeing Company

Danaher (shanghai) Industrial Instrumentation Technologies R&d Co., Ltd.

Christopher W Lagerberg

Ferdinand Y Laurino

Matthew B Marzynski

Joseph V Ferrante

Duncan Nigel Kearsley

Michael E Loukusa

Justin M Sheard

John K Ikeda

Kirk R Johnson

Edmond C Eng

Peter A Bergstrom

Monte R Washburn

William F Herold

Curtis L Gnagy

Michael D Evans

Bruce W Nelson

Hui Wang

Steve Cheek

Rogowski coil

Vibration detector

A housing of a thermal imaging camera includes a camera portion, in which an thermal imaging assembly is mounted, and to which a focusing assembly is mounted, on a first side thereof, and to which a display is mounted, on a second side thereof; a handle portion of the housing extends from a bottom side of the camera portion of the housing at an angle, away from the first side of the camera portion. The housing is configured for ergonomic handling wherein an index finger of a hand may readily activate the focusing assembly, when the hand is wrapped about the handle portion of the housing. The hand may be a right hand or a left hand, and the camera may further include additional features to provide support for single-handed operation.

Ergonomic configurations for thermal imaging cameras

Digital multimeter including a jacket

Clamp meter

Clampmeter

Handheld thermal imager

Digital electronic test instrument

A lock device for electronic apparatus is provided as a non-intrusive and removable attachment, The lock device has an actuating member that translates linear movement along a longitudinal axis to linear movement of a pair of retractable lugs along a transverse axis. The lock device is designed for use with an electronic instrument having an accessory-receiving cavity or recess built into its plastic case. The recess includes a pair of pockets on either side into which corresponding lugs of the lock device may be received.

Lock device for electronic test apparatus

Digital electronic instrument

A gauge for measuring the depth of a hole countersink in a workpiece for a fastener, or for measuring the protrusion height of a fastener head above the surface of the workpiece, includes a tapered cylindrical case for holding a transducer such as an LVDT, and a probe assembly removably mounted on the lower end of the case. The probe assembly includes a foot having an annular contact ring at its lower end for contacting the workpiece around the hole or around the fastener head to establish the reference position from which the measurement is to be taken. A probe is mounted in a well in the foot for axial sliding movement therein and is captured within the food by a connector which is screwed onto the upper end of the foot. The connector screws into the lower end of the case and a stud of the LVDT extends through a bore in the end of the case and the connector to contact the top end of the probe on measure the axial position of the probe while it is sensing the countersink depth or the fastener head protrusion. A cable connects the LVDT to a digital indicator to provide a readout of the measurement taken.

Measurement gauge

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Christopher W Lagerberg