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Compact heat sensor good for a millennium
The micro IRt/c heat sensor from Exergen, Watertown, Mass. >(
exergen.com
), measures just 1-in. long with a 0.25-in. diameter, making it the smallest noncontact temperature sensor on the market, according to the manufacturer.
July 12, 2007
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