Abstract: A radio wave power measuring apparatus is disclosed, which includes a thel load confined in a reference temperature housing, a wave absorber disposed in the load for absorbing radio waves supplied thereto, a heater for heating the load, a thermoelectric cooler element provided between the housing and the load for the load, a temperature difference detector having a thermoelectric sensor element provided between the housing and the load for detecting the difference in temperature between the housing and the load, a heater controller for feeding to the heater the power corresponding to the temperature difference detected by the detector so as to maintain the load and the housing at the same temperature, and a measuring member for measuring the power fed to the heater.

Abstract: An apparatus for measuring water in cow's milk. Sample milk is heated and dryed by microwaves in an oven made of a microwave waveguide. Weights of the sample before and after the drying of the sample are measured by an automatic balance. Weight signals obtained from the balance are memorized in a memory circuit to calculate the solid material ratio or water ratio of the sample milk. A water dummy is employed for stabilizing oven temperature. Support means for one or more additional sample plates may be arranged in the waveguide for preliminary drying of one or more filter paper in the additional sample plate to shorten the subsequent heating time of the sample milk.