Electronic compasses have been used for many years to assist in determining direction, location, and course navigation. Up until recently, the most common applications were in moving vehicles; planes, cars,…
Jewell Instruments is all set to participate at The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2022 from May 2 to 5, 2022, at NRG Park in Houston, TX USA. The company is…
Jewell Instruments is excited to introduce two new products to our line of Inertial & Tilt Sensors! These new products round out our offerings and provide you with the latest…
Jewell Instruments is proud to introduce the RoHS-compliant LSLR Ultra-Low Range Accelerometer. This single-axis accelerometer combines the high accuracy and ruggedness of force-balanced technology with the capacity to record very…
In 2017, Jewell Instruments changed the game when we unveiled the single or dual-axis JDI-100/200 MEMS inclinometer. This low-cost MEMS sensor is the first to feature full temperature compensation across…
Many electrolytic sensors are placed in areas with extreme environmental conditions. These can be extreme cold when tracking a glacier or extreme heat when measuring the smallest vibration of a…
In light of concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19 and the effect it is having our global economy, Jewell Instruments and our affiliated companies, Triplett and DGH Corp., want to…
Users of force balance inclinometers and tilt sensors can often see high noise in the field. Understanding the device is critical to solving the problem. A force balance inclinometer, or tilt…
In light of recent concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19 and the effect it is having on our global economy, Jewell Instruments and our affiliated companies, Triplett Test Equipment and DGH Corp., want…
Article By Jonathan Phelps New Hampshire Union Leader Photo courtesy of Dave Lane/Union Leader file For the past several years, Jewell Instruments in Manchester has increased its sales overseas, riding a…
