http://voltammetry.net/ 2012-02-03T00:22:45-05:00 http://voltammetry.net/ http://voltammetry.net/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-01-23T18:11:55-05:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://voltammetry.net/pine/msr/user/power_supply?rev=1327360315&do=diff Related Links: MSR User Manual, MSR Rotator Support Page, Pine Research Instrumentation This article is adapted from Section 7.3 of the User Manual for the Pine Modulated Speed Rotator (MSR). The MSR rotator control unit has two internal power supplies. One of these power supplies is 24 VDC (2.8 A) and the other is 30 VDC (2.0 A). The location of these power supplies is shown in the photo below. text/html 2011-12-21T07:54:06-05:00 TrinidadNier http://voltammetry.net/talk/wiki/user/trinidadnier?rev=1324472046&do=diff You have to write dissertation paper at the closing stages of your specialization and specification in any specific subject. You are necessary to write Dissertation that represent your reputation in that circle. It is an extremely specified task and your degree is dependent on the way you get from it. text/html 2011-11-26T17:04:59-05:00 Lisa Balbes http://voltammetry.net/pine/msr/user/description?rev=1322345099&do=diff Related Links: MSR User Manual, MSR Rotator Support Page, Pine Research Instrumentation This article is adapted from Section 2 of the User Manual for the Pine Modulated Speed Rotator (MSR). The MSR rotator provides excellent steady-state control of constant rotation rates, but it also offers outstanding acceleration/deceleration control for those applications where the rotation rate must be modulated. The base rotation rate (for steady-state constant rate control) may be manual… text/html 2011-11-24T11:16:54-05:00 Lisa Balbes http://voltammetry.net/pine/msr/user/maintenance?rev=1322151414&do=diff Related Links: MSR User Manual, MSR Rotator Support Page, Pine Research Instrumentation This article is adapted from Section 6 of the User Manual for the Pine Modulated Speed Rotator (MSR). 6.1 Routine Cleaning Regular maintenance of the rotator primarily consists of keeping the external surfaces of the system clean by wiping them with a towel moistened with water or a mild, non-abrasive cleaner.