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Becker Nachrichtentechnik GmbH
Modern receivers for broadcast have a large number of antenna inputs for the different radio bands. The devices of the FDMX series can be used to supply the antenna inputs with RF signals. The devices of the FDMX series splits a sum signal in frequency division multiplex into the individual broadcast bands and the L1 satellite navigation band (GNSS). Additionally, DC loads are provided for each antenna input to simulate active antennas. The presence of remote power supply is indicated by an LED on the units.
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FMC134 -
Abaco Systems Inc
The FMC134 provides customers with a high bandwidth and high channel count I/O solution that is ideal for multi-channel receivers in a wide range of applications.With four 12-bit analog-to-digital channels up to 3.2GSPS or two analog channels up to 6.4GSPS, the FMC134’s design is based on the Texas Instruments™ ADC12DJ3200 and is mechanically and electrically compliant with the FMC+ standard (VITA 57.4), the next generation of small form factor expansion I/O for high performance FPGA-based systems.
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81134A -
Keysight Technologies
When timing and performance requirements are critical, for example in high-speed serial bus applications like PCI Express or Serial ATA, its fast rise times and low intrinsic jitter allow the precise and in-depth characterization of devices, e.g. receivers or backplanes. On top of that, it allows to generate application-specific signal levels like pre- and de-emphasis (PCI Express) or squelch (Serial ATA). The Keysight 81134A lets you test your DUT instead of the pulse or data source!
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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
MACOM’s FTTx amplifiers are designed for PON, RFoG and SFU receiver equipment and are offered in small, plastic QFN packages with integrated amplifier and attenuator functions. All parts cover the full 45 to 1000MHz / 1200MHz CATV band. 5v and 12v solutions are offered with power consumption of ≤ 1.5Watts. MACOM’s FTTx amplifiers are characterized with industry standard photodiodes, covering optical input ranges from -12 to +3dBm and each sample EVK comes complete with a photodiode and APC connector.
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PCTEL, Inc
Get the most out of your PCTEL® scanning receivers with SeeHawk® Touch and Collect network testing software and the SeeHawk™ Central cloud reporting and automation platform. Our intuitive interface makes it easy to conduct drive testing, walk testing, troubleshooting, commissioning, and reporting for cellular, WiFi, and critical communications networks indoors and out. With SeeHawk Central, you’ll also get instant online data access, workflow automation, and report sharing tools for grid-based in-building testing.
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SWG-12 (SWG-32) -
Kharkovenergopribor Ltd.
• testing cable insulation with DC (rectified) voltage up to 32 kV;• conditioning faults by burning faulty cable insulation with current up to 100 mA;• pre-locating cable faults with the reflectometer RIF-9 based on the pulse reflection method (TDR), voltage wave oscillation method (DECAY), impulse current envelope (ICE) method and arc reflection method (ARC / ARC multi-shot);• pinpointing cable faults with the acoustic method with up to 2000 J surge wave generator and a suitable signal receiver.
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Multiple Access Communications Ltd.
MAC Ltd’s MONITOR product family includes a number of software-configurable digital signal processing platforms intended for use in radio frequency (RF) receiver and transceiver applications. The MONITOR products are available in assembled printed circuit board (PCB) form for integration into larger systems. They also form the basis of MAC Ltd’s CatchAll™ radio products. In addition to the standard products listed below, MAC Ltd is happy to discuss the customisation of existing products and/or the development of new bespoke hardware and software.
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MADC-011021 -
Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.
The MADC-011021 is a surface mount E-band receiver. The module operates from 71 - 86 GHz and is designed to be used in direct conversion or heterodyne applications. The RF input is a WR12 interface. The module provides 12 dB of conversion gain and a noise figure of 5 dB. The linear mixer topology allows for strong IIP3 performance (2 dBm) to be maintained up to the radio input levels recommended in the standards. The baseband is a quadrature balanced four line interface (I, I*, Q, Q*).
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UL 30 -
BAUR Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
Cable fault location with the BAUR UL 30. The UL 30 receiver is used together with a ground microphone (BM 30) and a surge voltage generator (SSG, STG) to pinpoint cable faults. With the coil integrated in the BM 30 for runtime measurement, the device determines the time difference between the magnetic and acoustic signal. This particularly offers special advantages when d ealing with faults difficult to locate acoustically.* Built-in speaker* Splashproof design* Large, illuminated display* Lightweight
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SSG 2100 -
BAUR Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
Cable fault location with the BAUR SSG 2100. Surge voltage generators are used for pre-location and pinpointing of high- and low-resistive as well as intermittent faults in power cables. The energy stored in a high-voltage capacitor is released at regular intervals or as DC voltage. The thus generated acoustic signal at the fault position can be recorded with a ground microphone and a universal receiver.* High surge voltage up to 32 kV* Continuously adjustable voltage* Voltage monitoring through kV meters with 3 measuring ranges* Automatic discharge unit
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SSG 1100 -
BAUR Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
Cable fault location with the BAUR SSG 1100. Surge voltage generators are used for pre-location and pinpointing of high- and low-resistive as well as intermittent faults in power cables. The energy stored in a high-voltage capacitor is released at regular intervals or as DC voltage. The thus generated acoustic signal at the fault position can be recorded with a ground microphone and a universal receiver.* High surge voltage up to 32 kV* Continuously adjustable voltage* Voltage monitoring through kV meters with 3 measuring ranges* Automatic discharge unit
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SSG 1500 -
BAUR Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
Cable fault location with the BAUR SSG 1500. Surge voltage generators are used for pre-location and pinpointing of high- and low-resistive as well as intermittent faults in power cables. The energy stored in a high-voltage capacitor is released at regular intervals or as DC voltage. The thus generated acoustic signal at the fault position can be recorded with a ground microphone and a universal receiver.* High surge voltage up to 32 kV* Continuously adjustable voltage* Voltage monitoring through kV meters with 3 measuring ranges* Automatic discharge unit
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Referenceless Canceler -
Pole/Zero
The ICE2004 is an 8-channel RF Interference canceler system that achieves 40 dB of attenuation without the need for cumbersome reference signals from local transmitters. It is a simple two-port RF assembly that covers the 30 to 512 MHz frequency range. The ICE2004 unit is placed directly between the receiver and its antenna. The ICE2004 enables the reception of low-level RF signals in the presence of up to 8 strong interferers as a result of its inherent low loss path for all non-canceled signals.
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Abaco Systems Inc
A Digital Down Converter performs channel access functions in digital receivers. It is used for extracting a channel (frequency band) of interest in a wideband signal. Abaco Systems' wideband DDC core employs a quad DDC architecture to achieve ultra high performances. The core accepts up to 16-bit complex data and can process 1GSPS continuously. With a fully programmable architecture at all stages of the processing, this core combines flexibility and speed and can be used in combination with our dual-channel 1GSPS ADC module.
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BK9012 -
BaKo Co., Ltd
Based on the BK2120A Audio Analyzer, the BK9012 is designed to quickly test microspeakers or receivers 4~8 at a time at a rate that you’ll find hard to keep up with. It tests various frequency characteristics and also rub & buzz so you know the quality of your product is maintained. And of course, you can track the accuracy and stability of your process using the data you’ve saved on about 4 million microspeakers (based on a 6 second total test + load time) per month.
