Log100
Log100. Logab = c ⇔ ac = b. So, 2 is the exponent value, and the value of log10 (100)= 2.
The data logger log100 / 110 is ideal for the registry of the development of temperature in the the transport and storage sectors. Log 2 (8) = 3 (log base 2 of 8) the exponential is 2. Temperature data logger log100/log100 cryo large display for actual value, battery status display, easy to use software.
Temperature Data Logger LOG100 TFA Dostmann
One way we can approach log problems is to remember that ab = c ⇔ logac = b in our question, since. The log100 will meet its guaranteed accuracy with no user trimming. You also have to assume that if no base b is written then the base is 10. Provisions are made for simple adjustments of scale factor, offset voltage, and bias current if enhanced performance is desired.
