Danisense
Danisense is a Danish current measurement company founded in 2012. Its transducers combine magnetic design with electronics, with a focus on AC and DC measurement, stable DC performance and frequency response.
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Danisense is a Danish current measurement company founded in 2012. Its transducers combine magnetic design with electronics, with a focus on AC and DC measurement, stable DC performance and frequency response.
Power Electronic Measurements, or PEM, was founded in the UK in 1991. It develops Rogowski coil probes and sensors for power electronics testing and industrial current monitoring.
Founded by Paul Pearson in 1955, Pearson Electronics specialises in wideband current transformers for pulse, AC and transient current measurement.
T&M Research Products, based in New Mexico, develops current viewing resistors and broadband shunts. Its designs emphasise low inductance and fast response for observing rapidly changing current waveforms.
Founded in 2008, Verivolt develops voltage and current sensing products for power monitoring. Its engineering focuses on accuracy, bandwidth, isolation, measurement range and output type.
TESTEC Elektronik was established in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1991. The company produces and supplies oscilloscope probes and test accessories that connect instruments to the circuit under test.
CIC Research began operating in 1996 and specialises in high voltage differential probes and custom instruments. Its work addresses power conversion, high voltage testing and research, including measurement under fast common mode transients.
Tektronix was founded in the United States in 1946 and is known for oscilloscopes and electronic test instruments. Its history is closely connected with triggered oscilloscopes and the development of waveform observation.
Rocoil was founded in the UK in 1991 by Dr David Ward to continue his work on Rogowski coils. The company provides specialist current measurement equipment and associated design services.
Magnelab was founded in Colorado in 1968 and develops standard and custom magnetic components. Its portfolio includes sensors for AC, DC and high frequency current measurement.
HILO-Test was founded in Germany in 1978. It develops EMC test equipment, pulse generators and test systems, including standard instruments and application specific configurations.
PM Special Measuring Systems, or PM-SMS, is based in the Netherlands and specialises in zero flux current measurement systems. The product family is also familiar to engineers under the HITEC name.
HET, also known as HisEnTech, is a Korean fluxgate sensor brand. Its NFCT current and NFVT voltage sensor lines focus on fluxgate detection and low drift measurement.
Bergoz Instrumentation was founded in France in 1981, with roots in non destructive beam diagnostics for particle accelerators. It designs and manufactures precision current transformers and analogue electronics.
GMW began operations in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1982. Its activities centre on magnetic sensors, transducers, instruments and integration, growing from laboratory electromagnets into broader measurement applications.
Solar Electronics was founded in the United States in 1960. It develops EMI and EMC test equipment for sectors including aerospace and automotive testing.
Fischer Custom Communications, abbreviated FCC, was founded by Joe and Virginia Fischer in 1971. It develops RF test instruments, EMC equipment and transient protection devices.
North Star High Voltage is known for high voltage probes and divider products, including the PVM, VD and specialty probe families used in waveform observation and research.
Fylde Electronic Laboratories designs and manufactures analogue signal conditioning equipment in Preston, UK. Its instruments link transducers to data acquisition systems, with an emphasis on low noise analogue design.
Measurement Computing, or MCC, is known for computer based data acquisition hardware and software, including USB and PCI devices. Its DAQ products are now part of the Digilent portfolio.
A.A. Lab Systems is an Israeli manufacturer of electronic equipment for aeronautics laboratories, research institutions and test facilities. Its portfolio includes acquisition systems, instrumentation amplifiers and optical links.
Pulse Power and Measurement, or PPM, was founded in the UK in 1994. Its activities include fibre optic signal transmission and pulsed power, with measurement links offered through PPM Test.
AWT Global supplies RF and wireless test equipment, including passive intermodulation analysers and related accessories for laboratory, quality assurance and production work.
TDK-Lambda is a power supply brand within the TDK group. Its portfolio includes AC/DC supplies, DC/DC converters, programmable laboratory supplies and EMC/EMI filters.
PMK is a German manufacturer of electrical measurement equipment. Its portfolio spans high frequency probing, active and passive voltage probes, high voltage differential probes and current measurement solutions.