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PXIe-1209 -
Astronics Corporation
The Astronics Test Systems PXIe-1209 PXI is a high-performance, 2-channel, 100 MHz Pulse Generator. Occupying a single PXI Express peripheral slot or hybrid slot, the PXIe-1209 provides dual independent pulse generation with fullcontrol of all timing parameters with extremely high resolution.
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3172 -
Astronics Corporation
The Racal Instruments™ 3172, a 200 MS/s Waveform Generator and Dual 50 MHz Pulse and Timing Generator, combines multi-instrument density and highfrequency performance in a single-slot, C-sized VXIbus format.Waveform output in the range of 100 μHz to 30 MHz with 16-bit vertical resolution (12-bit vertical for 3171 emulation) and pulse output to 50 MHz make the 3172 a powerful solution to a variety of test stimulus requirements.
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785033-01 -
NI
2-Channel, 100 MHz PXI Pulse Generator - The Astronics PXIe-1209 provides dual independent pulse generation with full control of all timing parameters with extremely high resolution. Both channels are fully independent, and you can configure pulse delay, double pulse spacing, pulse width, and period. Each channel offers front panel trigger inputs with software-programmable thresholds and PXI backplane triggering.
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44LS1 -
North Atlantic Industries
NAI’s 44LS1 is a 100-Watt Power Line Conditioner with holdup time that protects downstream DC/DC converters from transients, low voltage conditions, and power interruptions. This unit accepts +28 VDC input and provides 22.5 to 30 VDC at 100 Watts to all downstream DC/DC converters.
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VPX56-3HU -
North Atlantic Industries
NAI's VPX56-3HU is a rugged, high-performance 500-Watt Output +28 VDC Input 3U VPX AC/DC Power Line Conditioner designed for aerospace, defense, and industrial markets. This off-the-shelf power supply plugs directly into a standard VPX conduction cooled chassis and protects downstream DC-DC converters from MIL-STD-704 transients, low-voltage conditions and power interruptions, providing up to 50 milliseconds of holdup time at up to 500-Watts. Continuous Background Built-In-Test (BIT) and I2C communication are included.
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ESDEMC Technology LLC
Transmission Line Pulse testing, or TLP testing, is a method for semiconductor characterization of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protection structures. In the Transmission Line Pulse test, high current pulses are applied to the pin under test (PUT) at successively higher levels through a coaxial cable of specified length. The applied pulses are of a current amplitude and duration representative of the Human Body Model (HBM) event (or a Charged Device Model – CDM – event in the case of Very Fast TLP, or VF-TLP).