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Mercury Systems, Inc.
Mercury’s family of surface-mount noise sources provides exceptional performance in a compact and easy to integrate package. These products are ideal for applications such built-in test and dithering circuits where the system requirements drive a need for compact, surface mount technology.
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight Technologies provide a range of noise figure measurements solutions to meet your needs, from the NFA series noise figure analyzers to the noise figure measurement personalities for our spectrum analyzers. We also have a range of noise sources to complete the measurement solution.
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NS-3 -
Applied Instruments, Inc.
The NS-3 Broadband RF Noise Generator provides an extremely flat AWGN (Additive White Gaussian Noise) signal from 5 to 2150 MHz. The output level adjusts in 0.1 dB steps over a 30 dB range.The bench-top configuration is standard and an optional two unit rack enclosure is available. The RS232 or USB remote control interface simplifies its use in automated test and factory ATE environments. The NS-3's combination of range, versatility and value make it the ideal general purpose broad-spectrum signal source for bench and ATE applications, including C/N, BER, MER, PER testing and rain fade simulation.
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Mercury Systems, Inc.
These modules not only contain the noise diode circuitry, but also gain stages to boost the output power. While lower frequencies (under 2 GHz) are most common, Mercury produces powerful amplified noise modules up to 18 GHz. Noise modules are available in coaxial, surface mount and pin type construction. TTL control options are available.
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SNS Series -
Keysight Technologies
Works in conjunction with the NFA Series of noise figure analyzers to simplify measurement set-up and improve accuracy and reliability, automatically downloading electronically stored calibration data.
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Advanced Technical Materials, Inc.
Noise Sources supply white gaussian electronic noise. The output is a flat instantaneous broadband electronic random noise. The noise source converts a DC input to noise. Units are available in bands between 10MHz thru 26.5 Ghz.
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ELVA-1
ELVA-1's calibrated noise source ISSN-XX series delivers a uniform level of noise power spectral density within the whole waveguide frequency range. Sources are available in eight waveguide bands covering 26.4-170 GHz.
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NS-7001 -
Innovative Technical Systems
The NS-7001 is high-power noise source specifically designed to operate in the 2.11-2.17 GHz UMTS band. It features flat output power that is regulated over a wide temperature range with high rejection outside the operating band of interest. Logic control is provided to enable/disable the noise source and an internal BIT function continuously monitors the output power. Other frequency bands and power levels are available.
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Fairview Microwave Inc.
Fairview Microwave’s calibrated noise sources cover frequency bands from 10 KHz to 18 GHz. Their performance specifications include output ENR levels ranging from 15 dB to 30 dB and typical VSWR levels as low as 1.25:1. Depending on the model, calibrated frequency points are at 10 MHz, 100 MHz, 1000 MHz, 2000 MHz and 1 GHz steps. The temperature coefficient of these noise sources is < 0.01 dB/°C and noise output variation is < 0.1 dB/%V.
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Mercury Systems, Inc.
Our line of full-band noise sources are specially designed for easy integration into microwave systems. They feature rugged construction with excellent long-term stability. In addition to the RF output choices, there are also different packages available to meet a wide range of mechanical constraints. Typical applications include jamming, radar alignment, SNR testing and general lab use.
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Mercury Systems, Inc.
Our integrated noise modules contain all the required biasing circuitry and only need a positive voltage to activate for an easy installation. Since they typically do not contain amplification, the raw noise output from the diode is seen at the output of the module resulting in a maximum ENR of approximately 35dB. Primary applications include system built-in test and laboratory use.
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96270A -
Fluke Calibration
The 96270A RF Reference Source is the simplest, most accurate and cost-effective single instrument for calibrating spectrum analyzers and RF power sensors and more, up to 27 GHz.
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Jumho Electric Corporation
Noise source identification of large-scale machinery is a tough issue. If you don’t know the noise source, you cannot find out methods of improving you products. Microphone array, or acoustic camera, is an advanced technology for noise source identification in steady, non-steady, motion, or rest state. A microphone array system can display noise source distribution in real time, and identify the locations of noise source inside the equipment