Testing Set-ups, Sensors, and Sensibility

“The completion of fifty years in business is not unusual,” writes author Harrie A. Bell, “That a firm has covered this span under the direction and inspiration of one individual is more noteworthy.”As I sat down to read the Biddle...

Remote is a big word right now. A month or two ago, it was just a noun I used to describe the TV clicker or some far-off island, but now, oh it’s much more! If it can be done remotely, we’re doing it.

When you google “Sydney Evershed” the first thing that pops up is Sir Sydney Herbert Evershed, an English brewer and cricketer – quite the combination of talents, but not the man we were looking for.

Where are batteries used? How do batteries work? What's a lead acid battery? It's everything you never knew you wanted to learn about batteries and it's right here. 

As a loyal blog reader, you already know that when we are talking about motor failure – 60% of insulation failures are caused by excessive heat, since you’ve already read Motor Mayhem – of course. What about the other 40% of...

In case you didn’t know, Valentine’s Day is on Friday. If you were truly unaware – props to you; they’ve been selling pink and red candy at the store for over a month now, so we are impressed by your disregard for the impending...

Here at Megger, we love a good two-part blog series. Sometimes, when we’re feeling extra fancy, we even throw in a three-part edition - a trilogy, if you will. Thus, we are back at it again this week with all things solar, specifically power quality...

Photovoltaic (PV) devices – the topic of my senior thesis and today’s blog. As if the 65 pages I wrote during my last year of college weren’t enough, I am back for more because these are near and dear to my heart. Lucky for both of us...