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www.saeinc.com

Mission Instruments Manufactures Atmospheric Monitoring Instrumentation Our products are designed and built to provide years of dependable performance in all industrial and commercial environments. Current Mission Instruments customers include mining and explosives manufacturing, munitions storage and manufacturing facilities, Dept. of Defense ordnance facilities, and other sites where preemptive ...

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Mission Instruments: Atmospheric Monitoring Instrumentation

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Mission Instruments: History

History The Company Mission Instruments Company was founded in 1988 in response to a growing demand for specialized equipment and instrumentation for lightning and atmospheric physics research, as well as thunderstorm warning devices for real world applications and problems facing industrial, government and military organizations. The Founder The founder, Ronald C. Binford, serves as chief enginee...

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efs1000

Electric Field Mill Sensor EFS 1000 Series Atmospheric Monitoring and Lightning Warning Device Highest Quality, Low Maintenance, Robust Design Having a system to monitor the atmosphere to provide early warning when lightning may be present is not just a luxury for many operations, but a necessity. For those whose operations are critical the system must be as reliable, robust, and maintenance free ...

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Electric Fields

Electric Fields Description of the Atmospheric Electric Field and its Relationship to the Lightning Hazard Mission Instruments field mills have numerous applications, but the most prominent is their use in determining the likelihood of a nearby lightning strike occurring. Lightning is caused by electrical charge separation in the atmosphere. The intensity of this charge separation can be determine...

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