Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D

Feature Writer

Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, M.Chem. Chemistry

Dr. Rebecca Ingle is a researcher in the field of ultrafast spectroscopy, where she specializes in using X-ray and optical spectroscopies to track precisely what happens during light-triggered chemical reactions. Her enthusiasm for science communication led to her starting as a science writer during her undergraduate, and since then she has contributed to numerous magazines, blogs, and newspapers. She particularly loves writing about all things lasers and optics.

Articles from Rebecca

Mass Air Flow Sensors: How to Clean and Test

Contamination is one of the most common causes of mass air flow sensor malfunction, so being able to clean and test sensors can prolong their lifetime.

30 Aug 2019

Identifying a Broken or Faulty Mass Air Flow Sensor

Given how vital mass air flow sensors are in many applications, keeping these sensors in good working order is crucial to avoid equipment failure.

30 Aug 2019

What are the Pros and Cons of Mass Air Flow Sensors?

This article will look at some of the key advantages and disadvantages of the use of mass air flow sensors for different applications.

30 Aug 2019

The Applications of Mass Air Flow Sensors

The most common application of mass air flow sensors is measuring mass flow rates of air for fuel-injected combustion engines.

30 Aug 2019

The Functionality and Design of Mass Air Flow Sensors

Mass air flow sensors are a type of sensor used to measure mass air flow; working out the rate of gas passing through a given point at a given time.

30 Aug 2019

Versatile Radar Level Sensor: NCR-86

Versatile Radar Level Sensor: NCR-86

The NCR-86 is a versatile radar level sensor for continuous level measurement in any bulk density solid or specific gravity liquid.

From BinMaster

Cubic TDLAS Methane Gas Sensing Solutions for Oil and Gas Industry

Cubic TDLAS Methane Gas Sensing Solutions for Oil and Gas Industry

Discover the Cubic TDLAS methane gas sensing solutions for the oil and gas industry.

From Cubic Sensor and Instrument Co. Ltd

The capaNCDT 6228: A New Standard in Capacitive High Temperature Sensors up to 800 °C

The capaNCDT 6228: A New Standard in Capacitive High Temperature Sensors up to 800 °C

This product profile provides a detailed overview of the capabilities and potential uses of the capaNCDT 6228, the latest addition to Micro Epsilon's range of capacitive sensors.

From Micro-Epsilon

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