LCD Filters are used in front of liquid crystal displays to protect the display surface and to offer antiglare properties. It can be used for liquid crystal displays, alphanumeric modules, graphic modules and custom displays. The shielded filters operate by using a cast in highly conductive micro-fine wire mesh to attenuate EMI/RFI emissions. It is available in a thickness ranging from 0.5mm to 8mm thick.

LCD Monitor Magnifier is an elegant lightweight design. It has high-quality lens with antiglare coating. This is coated with silver plate. It has adjustable magnification more than doubles character size. It has nonglare surface for comfortable viewing.

LCD monitor is used to check, exposure, color, lighting and composition. It has a very specific way of displaying the image. These monitors provide a general idea of what has been recorded. It allows reviewing and editing the images. It also gives an additional data about camera settings and exposure for each of the pictures.

LCD touch screen computer systems use LCD technology for its visual output. It is ideal for space constrained applications. Industrial grade motherboard is designed for harsh environments. Solid metal chassis design ensures stable and stationary touch screen operations.

Leak detection is a necessary component to the management of water distribution systems. Accurate determination of the position of leaking water pipes within a supply system and subsequent repair serves to conserve water as well as energy.

Linear Image Scanner is a handheld bar code reader. It uses linear imaging technology to set a new standard for handheld scanners by combining a bright, sharp aiming line with high resolution imaging to deliver exceptional reading performance. It is smoothly contoured to fit all sized hands, plus has a soft grip area to add comfort and prevent slipping.

Network is a set of devices connected by media links. Local area network is usually private owned and links the devices in a single office, building, or a campus. Depending on the needs of an organization and the type of technology used, a LAN can be as simple as two PCs and a printer in someone's home, office, or it can be extended throughout a company and include voice, sound and video peripherals. LANs are designed to allow resources to be shared between personal computers or workstations. The resources to be shared can include hardware, software, or data. LANs have data rates in the 4 to 16 Mbps range. But it is very common for LANs to have data rates of 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps. The size of the LAN may be determined by licensing restrictions on the number of users per copy of software, or by restrictions on the number of users licensed to access the operating system.

Magnetic card is a piece of non-conductive material with an additional piece of magnetic recording material attached to it. The magnetic strip on the backside of the card covers the full width of the card. The exact height and placement of the magnetic strip are not as important as that of the three data tracks within the strip. Each of the three tracks in the strip must measure between 2.80 mm and 3.81 mm high. Users insert magnetic card into the reader and enter a personal access number. When the access number and magnetic card have been verified to be a valid matching pair, the user is authenticated and may access the system. The validation process occurs in four stages such as information input, encryption, comparison and logging. The process begins when a user enters both a card and access number. Depending on the authentication system either an encrypted copy of the password resides on the card or is obtained from the system by information on the card. In either case, an encrypted password is obtained for comparison.

Magnetic card is a piece of non-conductive material with an additional piece of magnetic recording material attached to it. The specific standards indicate that the card must measure 85.60 mm wide by 53.98 mm high with a thickness of .76mm. The magnetic strip on the backside of the card covers the full width of the card. The exact height and placement of the magnetic strip are not as important as that of the three data tracks within the strip. Each of the three tracks in the strip must measure between 2.80 mm and 3.81 mm high. A user inserts his magnetic card into the reader and enters a personal access number. When the access number and magnetic card have been verified to be a valid matching pair, the user is authenticated and may access the system. The validation process occurs in four stages such as information input, encryption, comparison and logging. The process begins when a user enters both a card and access number. Depending on the authentication system either an encrypted copy of the password resides on the card or is obtained from the system by information on the card. In either case, an encrypted password is obtained for comparison.

Magnetic Stripe Card Writers are designed to write and verify magnetic strip data. It is a type of card capable of storing data by modifying the magnetism. These are commonly used in credit cards, identity cards and transportation tickets.

Mechanical Integrity Software program is designed to help process industries meet the mechanical integrity inspection data reporting requirements. It also provides a systematic method for the analysis of risks associated with potential equipment and piping failures.