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You can easily measure and analyze data on the physical properties of various refrigerants used in air conditioners, refrigerators, vending machines, and frozen display cases. By collecting temperature and pressure data from Yokogawa Electric's data acquisition unit "MX" series, you can perform real-time analysis using the standard version of the refrigerant physical properties database, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) "Refprop" Ver 8. It supports natural refrigerant R744 (CO2), alternative fluorocarbons, hydrocarbon refrigerants, and 139 other types. It also accommodates the new refrigerant "1234yf" for car air conditioning, which is gaining attention for its effectiveness in combating global warming. Additionally, it is possible to input temperature and pressure data in CSV format and display it in graph form.

You can simultaneously collect data from Yokogawa Electric's WT series power meters and MX recorders. Up to 4 WT devices and 20 MX devices can be collected, with a maximum of 1200 data points. During measurement, time series, XY, bar, meter graphs, and instantaneous values can be displayed as desired. From the power meters, you can collect voltage, current, and various power information. It can be used in a wide range of fields, including solar and wind power generation, new energy development, testing of inverters, batteries, capacitors, energy-saving measurements for lighting fixtures, motors, copiers, faxes, etc. Modifications are also available for a fee.

Real-time FFT measurement software for Yokogawa Electric's SL1000 data logger. Various trigger measurements can be performed, and during data collection, TY, XY, and FFT graphs can be displayed. Post-processing features include graph re-display, calculations, filtering, and audio playback editing. An optional post-processing RMP tracking analysis software is available. It can be used for high-speed waveform collection and analysis in the development of industrial equipment such as home appliances, motors, compressors, and automobiles, as well as for equipment maintenance in the steel and chemical industries. Modifications can be accommodated for a fee.