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SVM2 -
Alpha Lab, Inc.
The SVM2 has high sensitivity (resolution), and can detect even a 1 volt charge anywhere within its full range of +29,999 to -29,999 volts. Thus it is easy to measure whether a given process is increasing or decreasing the static electricity present, even if the increase or decrease is by a tiny fraction. The meter reads the actual static signal, but it also captures and stores the highest positive and highest negative signals that were experienced since the last time that the "Reset" button was pressed. These peak + and can be displayed at any later time. The peak function has a "window" time of 0.005 seconds (which is much faster than the display) so even very quick peaks are captured and stored. There is also a user-settable alarm. The alarm will sound if the signal (whether + or -) ever exceeds the value set by the user for at least 0.005 seconds. The alarm can be reset or muted at any time.
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ATI-100 -
Matrix Test Equipment Incorporated
Now, with our ?New? Model ATI-100 you can turn your existing Matrix Signal Generator and Switchable Filter Bank into a full-blown DTS (Distortion Test System). Plug and play is the word, just plug in your Multiple Frequency Signal Generator, Switchable Filter Bank, Spectrum Analyzer, Oscilloscope, Power Meter, Frequency Counter, etc. to allow the following automatic testing with a single insertion of DUT (device under test
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Analog Devices Inc.
Low input bias current op amps are required whenever the difference of currents or voltage is small and needs to be measured accurately. These op amps are used so that the signal is not loaded down by the input of the op amps. Low input bias current op amps are critical for interfacing sensors in applications from photodiodes, pH meters, or other electrometer related functions to downstream electronics. Analog Devices has many precision op amps that fit the definition and range of these applications.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Low input bias current op amps are required whenever the difference of currents or voltage is small and needs to be measured accurately. These op amps are used so that the signal is not loaded down by the input of the op amps. Low input bias current op amps are critical for interfacing sensors in applications from photodiodes, pH meters, or other electrometer related functions to downstream electronics. Analog Devices has many precision op amps that fit the definition and range of these applications.
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TT420 -
Electro-Sensors, Inc.
Features • 2-wire, loop-powered 4-20mA analog output • Attachment probe, sensor, and 2-wire 4-20 mA signal conditioner • Compatible with PLCs, meters, and data acquisition systems • No user calibration • TT420Z 1/4" stainless steel probe • TT420S 1/4-28 threaded stud – screws into any 1/4-28 tap • TT420F mounts onto any flat surface • UL listed, Intrinsically Safe (IS) • Class I, (C, D) and Class II, (E, F, G)
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TA-3320 -
Tech-Aid Products
This NAV test fixture is specific to the requirements for testing Becker Avionics NAV, RMI and RMU products. The panel incorporates specific functionality required for testing these Becker products by the book including special requirements for the RMU 5000 and the IN 3300 series of nav indicators. This BAEE NAV test fixture also facilitates resolver alignment and discrete meter testing through the PG 3300 interface connector. The RM 3300 portion of the panel tests the Becker RMI indicators and allows for sourcing the composite signal from the paired radio or from an external generator. The DME channeling outputs are monitored with discrete LED's as well as the ILS, V/LOC, Glideslope and NAV TEST valids. Discrete test jacks are provided for all the meters and the resolver of the NAV indicator and a dimming source is also provided. When testing the RMU 5000 computer access is through a dedicated connector.
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Microchip Technology Inc.
To address the needs of the smart energy market, we offer a platform that incorporates application-specific solutions as well as standard microcontroller, microprocessor, security, memory, wireless and power-line connectivity devices. This smart energy portfolio offers you best-in-class feature sets and performance for designing equipment for the smart grid. The smart meter architecture requires different levels of integration depending on system architecture partitioning, project timelines and the level of flexibility needed to address the requirements of different geographies and utility companies. Our platform provides a unique multi-level architecture built around a multi-core solution as illustrated below. A variety of devices can be used as building blocks for your smart meter design. These include metrology sensing (analog-to-digital conversion); metrology digital signal processing; application, communication and security processing as well as connectivity to area networks in homes neighborhoods.
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight power meters operate with sensors of various types (CW, average and peak and average), covering numerous frequency and power ranges to accurately measure the power of RF and microwave signals. Applications include testing the output power of communication base-station transmitters, cellular telephones, radar system equipment, and much more.
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GAO Tek Inc.
GAOTek provides a wide range of high performance and inexpensive QAM/PCM analyzers. Quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) and pulse code modulation (PCM) analyzers are convenient instruments with top to bottom estimations and adaptable setups. Additionally, these devices have integrated functions of analog signal generators/receivers, BERT, signaling generators/receivers, selective level meters, ring generators/ identifications, dialers, DC loop circuits (ICT, OGT), balanced bridges and reflecting bridges into solitary instruments. These analyzers are ideal for installing and maintaining digital and analog networks.
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ProDAQ 3808 -
Bustec Ltd.
The ProDAQ 3808 function card, an enhanced version of the ProDAQ 3806 counter/timer function card, is designed to operate in one of three modes: pulse counter, frequency meter, or time interval counter. In the pulse counter and frequency measurement modes, users can process incoming signals of up to 25 MHz on each of the six channels. A time interval counter range is divided into six sub-ranges, covering times from 40 ns to 20000 s with a maximum resolution of 10 ns. For pulse-width measurements, the same ranges apply.
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Digital Peak Meter Pro -
Blue Cat Audio
The metering capabilities of the DPMP plug-in let you control and monitor your audio signal exactly the way you want: almost every aspect of the meters can be customized. It now proposes five different scales, including Bob Katz's very popular K-System scales (K-12, K-14, K-16 and also the extra K-10). The graphs show the evolution of the audio envelopes over time, and the mid-side switch lets you verify mono compatibility problems and check the "stereoness" of your audio sources very easily.
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Smiths Interconnect
Our fixed and mobile positioning systems featuring TECOM technology are used in range telemetry, flight termination, airborne and ground datalink, target tracking and jamming, signal intelligence, and direction finding applications. Positioning systems range from man-portable to 7 meter installations. Both positioning/controlling systems and turnkey solutions are available with reflector and feed assemblies reaching 0.5 to 325 GHz. With all positioners designed to meet environmental MIL-STD requirements, developing complete solutions for harsh conditions has become one of our core capabilities.
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Cole-Parmer Instrument
Effective process control enhances the efficiency and performance of your operation. The heart of any sophisticated process is a controller that takes input from sensors and transmitters, measures process variables, and responds with output instructions to system components via relays and switches. We offer a wide range of process equipment including process controllers, temperature controllers, sensors and transmitters, signal conditioners, panel meters, and HMI devices. Plus we provide expert technical assistance to help you find the best solution for your application.
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OST -
Spectronix
The Optical Signal Test Set (OSTS) combines a state of the art optical power meter, a variable attenuator, and a high stability laser source. The unit is able to measure optical signals below -100dBm with 0.001dB resolution at a fraction of the size, power, and cost of competing solutions. Other features include data logging, programmable filtering, and auto calibration. Its small shielded ruggedized package, USB/power interface, and low cost make this unit perfect for lab use or for integration into larger systems.
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A70-HT -
Comptus
The A70-HT provides analog output signals proportional to relative humidity and air temperature. The A70-LPDD loop indicator can be used to display the sensed relative humidity and temperature with the 4-20 mA output. These units are used in conjunction with electronic data collection systems or for input to control systems. They are readily combined with meter relays to provide custom controls.