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nirs vs rf (near inrfared ) vs (radio frequency )

12/09/2008 2:44 PM

nir spectrometer vs radio frequency moisture sensor

applycation on food solids any help

prices of sensors
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Re: nirs vs rf (near inrfared ) vs (radio frequency )

12/10/2008 1:40 PM

interesting,

could you elaborate more.

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Re: nirs vs rf (near inrfared ) vs (radio frequency )

12/10/2008 2:26 PM

Perform an internet search for the manufacturers or suppliers of these. They will have the information (and comparisons between the two technologies) on their websites.

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