Choosing a suitable YOKOGAWA recording pen requires consideration of multiple factors such as compatibility with the recorder, pen color, accuracy, and lifespan. The following is a specific introduction:
Consider recorder models: YOKOGAWA recorders of different models correspond to different types of recording pens. For example, recording pens of models such as B9902AM, B9902AN, and B9902AP are suitable for Yokogawa recorder series such as UR1000/URS1000/SR1000/SR10000/UR1800/URS1800/UR1000/UR2000. When choosing a recording pen, the first thing to confirm is that it is compatible with the recorder model you are using.
Choose according to color requirements: YOKOGAWA recording pens have multiple colors to choose from, such as B9902 series recording pens including red, green, blue, magenta, purple, etc. If multiple channels of data need to be recorded simultaneously, different colored recording pens can be selected to distinguish the recording curves of different channels or parameters.
Pay attention to the accuracy of the recording pen: Different recording pens may have differences in accuracy. For example, the LR series recording pen combined with Yokogawa's recorder can record data changes with high accuracy. Its pen speed can reach 1600mm/s, and the frequency response is close to 3Hz during full deflection and 6Hz during small deflection, which can faithfully record high-speed signals. If high precision is required for recording, a recording pen with good accuracy performance should be selected.
Consider lifespan and reliability: Some recording pens are specially designed to have a longer lifespan and higher reliability. The recording pen of LR12000E adopts a special disposable felt tipped design, with long and thin pen arms and a wide ink storage part, which ensures high-speed response while having a long service life and reduces recording interruptions or errors that may occur due to frequent pen replacement.
Combining specific application scenarios: Different application scenarios may have different requirements for the recording pen. For example, when used in some high-temperature environments, it is necessary to choose a high-temperature resistant recording pen; In scenarios where fine charts and curves need to be drawn, it may be necessary to choose a recording pen with a pen tip design and ink characteristics that are more suitable for fine drawing, such as the B9902AR purple recording pen, whose pen tip design and ink characteristics may be more suitable for drawing fine charts and curves.