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Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd, is a British, award-winning digital thermometer manufacturer, producing digital and infrared thermometers for food service and industry together with dataloggers, moisture meters, humidity and pH meters.
Jointly owned by Miriam and Peter Webb, the company was founded in 1983 when they identified an opportunity in the manufacturing market for the production of digital thermometers and temperature measuring probes.
With increasing demand for WiFi and Bluetooth temperature products, ETI has developed a range to meet this market and in 2018 they won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Innovation, their fourth Queen’s Award in six years.
In addition to manufacturing temperature measuring equipment, ETI boasts in-house UKAS accredited calibration laboratories for both temperature and humidity as well as an in-house service department.
The business has grown considerably over the last few years, giving ETI a significant increase in sales of temperature measurement devices and other related products. ETI has a comprehensive, global network of distributors enabling ETI products to be sold worldwide.
Located in Worthing, West Sussex, ETI has three sites situated in Easting Close and Dominion Way. ETI currently employs around 170 people in total and manufactures 70% of the products it sells, the balance being sourced from overseas suppliers. Instruments manufactured in-house come with a full two-year guarantee.
ETI offices are open Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 17:00. We strive to deal with all communication the same day, any communications over the weekend will be responded to the next working day.
Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd
Easting Close
Worthing
West Sussex
BN14 8HQ
VAT Number: GB 397 5525 04
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-->Starting with Windows 8, Windows supports device-level thermal management for kernel-mode device drivers. Windows thermal management has these goals:
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- Prevent devices in a hardware platform from overheating, which can cause them to operate incorrectly or unreliably.
- Avoid making user-accessible surfaces on a computer case too hot to comfortably touch or hold.
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Similar to power management, thermal management must be implemented on a platform-wide basis by coordinating device-local thermal constraints in the context of global thermal conditions. By providing global coordination, the operating system can distribute cooling requirements across multiple devices in a way that minimizes interference with tasks that the user is performing. Thermal requirements can be balanced intelligently with other system requirements, such as power management and responsiveness to user actions.
In contrast, a device driver that tries to manage thermal levels for its device locally, in isolation from the other devices in the platform, is more likely to make poor decisions that result in inefficient power usage and an unresponsive user interface (UI).
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To participate in global thermal management, a device driver implements a GUID_THERMAL_COOLING_INTERFACE driver interface. During system startup, a system-supplied driver, Acpi.sys, queries the device drivers in the system to determine which of them support this interface. A driver can receive an IRP_MN_QUERY_INTERFACE request for this interface any time after the AddDevice routine for the driver's device is called. In response to this request, the driver for a device that has thermal management capabilities can supply a pointer to a THERMAL_COOLING_INTERFACE structure. This structure contains pointers to a set of callback routines that are implemented by the driver. To manage thermal levels in the device, the operating system calls these routines directly.
The two principal routines in this interface are ActiveCooling and PassiveCooling. The driver's ActiveCooling routine engages or disengages active cooling in the device. For example, this routine might turn a fan on and off. The driver's PassiveCooling routine controls the degree to which the performance of the device must be throttled to maintain acceptable thermal levels. For example, this routine might be called to run the device at half speed to prevent it from overheating.
By default, before the first call to the ActiveCooling routine, active cooling is disengaged (for example, the fan is turned off). Before the first call to the PassiveCooling routine, the driver configures the device to run at full performance, with no cooling restrictions.
A driver can implement one or both of these routines, depending on the capabilities of the device hardware. For more information, see Passive and Active Cooling Modes.