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LDA Series -
Vaunix Technology Corporation
The LDA series of Lab Brick® RF and Microwave Programmable Digital Attenuators includes 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm bidirectional RF step attenuators with calibrated operation up to 20 GHz. These USB powered and controlled units require no additional DC supply voltage. They are easily programmable for fixed attenuation or swept attenuation ramps directly from the included GUI. Lab Brick Digital Attenuator API DLL, Linux drivers and LabVIEW-compatible drivers are also available for custom programming applications.
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Model 2313 -
ICS Electronics
* Provides 128 high-power TTL I/O lines that can sink 48 mA or source 24 mA. * Easily interfaces to TTL or CMOS signals and contact closures. * User can configure the data bytes as inputs or outputs.* Transfer data as bits, bytes as data strings or transparently.* Separate headers for RS-232 and RS-485 signals. * Optional 2313 Flat Ribbon Cables mount DE-9 male or female connectors on the rear panel. * Optional Relay Driver boards with 64 or 128 Relay Drivers.
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SparkFun Electronics
The THAT 1646 OutSmarts Breakout Board offers an easy solution to adding a balanced audio output to your circuits. The THAT OutSmarts technology has been designed as a high-grade analog line driver and offers a low distortion and high common mode rejection in real-world audio applications. Each breakout board combines the THAT 1646 IC, its supporting components and a ¼" TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) socket. With these powers combined, you will find it very easy to use the output drivers on breadboards and in projects!
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YAV90120 -
6TL Engineering
120 relays SPST matrix 4×30 3Amps 1wire Max switching up to 62,5VA CAN Control (or Ethernet with Ethernet to CAN Gateway) Drivers dll & VIs available
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YAV90087 -
6TL Engineering
8 power relays Switching 20A 250Vac PNP Outputs para control or YAV90304 control CAN Control (or Ethernet with Ethernet to CAN Gateway) Drivers dll & VIs available
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LAN -
Coptonix GmbH
*No driver necessary*Integration of communication via DLL and TCP / IP & UDP protocol possible*Open interface description enables communication without a DLL*Supports TCP / IP, UDP and DHCP
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LAN I2C adapter MS -
Coptonix GmbH
*No driver necessary*Integration of communication via DLL and TCP / IP & UDP protocol possible*Open interface description enables communication without a DLL*Supports TCP / IP, UDP and DHCP
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YAV90086 -
6TL Engineering
16 power relays SPST Switching up to 2770VA 16A Switching 125Vac 10A Switching 277Vac CAN Control (or Ethernet with Ethernet to CAN Gateway) Drivers dll & VIs available
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YAV90097 -
6TL Engineering
32-Lines selectable High-Open-Low connection 3kV 1,0A Relays (Cool connection) Hipot test capabilities CAN Control (or Ethernet with Ethernet to CAN Gateway) Drivers dll & VIs available
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YAV90077 -
6TL Engineering
21 channels 1 thread 6A 250V 2 Fault Insertion Buses Switching up to 250W CAN Control (or Ethernet with Ethernet to CAN Gateway) Drivers dll & VIs available
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YAV91082 -
6TL Engineering
64 channels 1 thread 2A 250V 1 Fault Insertion Buses Switching up 60W CAN Control (or Ethernet with Ethernet to CAN Gateway) Drivers dll & VIs available
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Metrohm IC Driver 2.1 for Empower® -
Metrohm AG
Software drivers for integrating Metrohm IC instruments in "Empower® 3" made by Waters. One license per computer authorizes the operation of IC systems under "Empower® 3".
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1807 -
Peaceful Thriving Enterprise Co Ltd
*Test for no spark condition.*With CE and RoHS Approval.*Handy pocket screw driver type.*Checks dead spark plugs in automotive.*Essential for trouble shooting all internal combustion engines.
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McLAREN Applied Technologies
Self-contained engine management system and data logger for race engines up to eight cylinders. The unit is complete with integrated ignition and injection drivers and so needs no external units to run an engine.
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63110A/ 63113A/63115A -
Chroma ATE Inc.
As shown on the V-I curve in figure 1, the LED has a forward voltage VF and a operating resistance (Rd). When using a resistor as loading, the V-I curve of the resistor is not able to simulate the V-I curve of the LED as shown in blue on figure 1. This may cause the LED driver to not start up due to the difference in V-I characteristic between the resistors and the LEDs. When using Electronic Loads, the CR and CV mode settings are set for when the LED is under stable operation and therefore, is unable to simulate turn on or PWM brightness control characteristics. This may cause the LED driver to function improperly or trigger it’s protection circuits. These testing requirements can be achieved when using a LEDs as a load; however, issues regarding the LED aging as well as different LED drivers may require different types of LEDs or a number of LEDs. This makes it inconvenient for mass production testing.