If there is one dogma that every metrologist, engineer or scientist is familiar with, it is probably the following: The statement of a (physical) measurement result without the statement of a measurement error is worthless. As harsh as this statement...

A lot is happening in the world of e-mobility these days. The topic has been on the rise for some time now and industries around the world are joining in. But what do we mean by e-mobility? What vehicles does...

In the world of automotive engineering and embedded systems, precision and control are extremely important. Whether it is fine-tuning engine performance, optimizing fuel efficiency, or ensuring the safety of advanced driver assistance systems – the ability to measure and calibrate...

In the dynamic realm of automotive technology and environmental consciousness, the need for standardized testing procedures has never been as important as it is today. The introduction of the WLTP was a major step forward in this respect. Today, we...

The search for a suitable data acquisition device can be long and complex. Many different aspects must be considered. During the decision-making process, the information in the data sheets is closely checked and compared with each other. The MTBF value...

In today’s blog post, we briefly explain what three-phase power is and describe the essential differences between power groups and power phases. Further, we discuss their implementation in our measurement software OXYGEN using DEWETRON’s Power Analyzer. Learn more about how...

Unless you just missed your car’s last service appointment, you usually do not have to worry a lot about what is going on under the hood of your car – and that is just fine. But why does your car...

At DEWETRON we provide you with a range of high-precision signal conditioning devices, suitable for a variety of sensors. This includes accelerometers, strain gauges, force, pressure, load, and flow sensors as well as thermocouples, voltage and current sensors. In today’s...

PXI and PXIe (short for PCI(e) eXtensions for Instrumentation) are two of the most important and widely used standards in modern measurement technology. PXI was developed by National Instruments in 1997, but is now a freely available and, most importantly,...

We all know what it is like to be in the car on a hot summer’s day heading to vacation. What could possibly ruin your mood? Exactly! The car’s air conditioner is once again making an annoying squeaking sound and...