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data logger

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data logger
Hardware or software that records data. See data logging.
data logger - data logging
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The downside of alarm thermometer instruments, and in heavily regulated hospital applications it is a highly significant one, is that there isn't an automatic paper trail as with chart recorders or automatic storage of data points as in data loggers or wireless data logger technology.
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The Graph-at-a-Glance data loggers are paperless chart recorders that provide a digital graph enabling medical laboratory managers to immediately visualize environmental trends that have potentially affected clinical testing.
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Gemini Data Loggers has launched its best ever Tinytalk--the Tinytag Talk 2--an improved version of the successful Tinytalk range of temperature, humidity and voltage data loggers, in reaction to an increasingly demanding market place.
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