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Keysight Technologies
Keysight AXIe Arbitrary Waveform Generators are the source of greater fidelity, delivering high resolution and wide bandwidth – simultaneously. This unique combination lets you create signal scenarios that push your design to the limit and bring new insight to your analysis.
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ANG series - AtlanTecRF
The ANG series of general purpose noise generators provide up to 1 watt of white Gaussian noise output in several models over the 10Hz to 18GHz frequency range, with custom options to 40GHz and are designed to be used either as laboratory instruments or as built-in system test facilities.
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EM Test
The EM TEST modular multifunctional test generators are the ideal starting point to set up an EMC test facility. Most versatile to meet many requirements but also most ecomomic in terms of cost they are designed for fully compliant conducted immunity testing. The following "all-in-one" solutions are available to meet your test requirements:
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montena technology sa
Montena develops and manufactures pulse generators for MIL standards conducted susceptibility tests, according to MIL-STD-461 CS106, CS114, CS115 and CS116 test methods.http://www.montena.com/fileadmin/technology_tests/documents/data_sheets/Data_sheet_test_setup_cs114.pdfFor better frequency range coverage, montena CS116 generator is offered in 3 versions with respectively 6, 9 and 17 frequencies.
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SDG5000 Series - SIGLENT Technologies
Siglent Technologies invented the pulse generator algorithm EasyPulse, which is found in the SDG5000 waveform generators. Based on this new technology, the SDG5000 is capable of generating a pulse signal with low jitter, fast rising and falling edge (frequency independent effect), small duty cycle, edge and pulse width can be a wide range of adjustment.
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Phenix Technologies
Designed to generate impulse voltages that simulate lightning strokes and switching surges as defined by IEC, ANSI/IEEE, and other national standards on: • Distribution transformers • Small power transformers • Cables (type tests) • Arrestors (impulse current tests) • Motors / generators Testing Applications Impulse Generators and Measurement Systems • Insulators • Bushings • GIS • Instrument transformers
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PG3 Series - Tektronix, Inc.
These digital pattern generators can be used for peripheral/ASIC emulation and stimulation, protocol level testing setup/hold verification, production test, mixed signal testing and general digital stimulus. The PG3 can be coupled with a Tektronix Logic Analyzer and/or a Tektronix Digital Oscilloscope to provide a complete test system.
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EZ Digital, Inc.
Signal Generators are used in various industries to create signals that simulate behavior of system. With known signals output from the generator, troubleshooting and design of other devices is simplified. Frequency Counters are instruments for measuring frequency and are available a as a stand-alone device or built-in capability of a function generator.
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HORITA Co., Inc.
provides an economical means for generating the most common SD analog composite video reference timing signals required to operate various SD analog composite video switchers, effects generators, VTRs/VCRs, cameras, video edit controllers, and other professional video equipment.
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HORITA Co., Inc.
Provides an economical means for generating the most common SD analog composite video reference timing signals required to operate various SD analog composite video switchers, effects generators, VTRs/VCRs, cameras, video edit controllers, and other professional video equipment.
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Tektronix, Inc.
Tektronix arbitrary waveform generators enable complex signal generation with simple, easy to use tools. The AWG family provides leading-edge performance with sample rates up to 50 GS/s, up to 4 channels, and software packages that simplify the creation of these complex signals. The unparalleled flexibility, speed, and fidelity of the Tektronix AWGs make them an ideal solution for high speed serial, optical communications, radar test, and electronic warfare.
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Picosecond Pulse Labs
Tektronix arbitrary waveform generators enable complex signal generation with simple, easy to use tools. The AWG family provides leading-edge performance with sample rates up to 50 GS/s, up to 4 channels, and software packages that simplify the creation of these complex signals. The unparelleled flexibility, speed, and fidelity of the Tektronix AWGs make them an ideal solution for high speed serial, optical communications, radar test, and electronic warfare.
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Wonder Wave Series - Tabor Electronics Ltd.
The Wonder Wave Series line of arbitrary waveform generators breaks new ground by combining two technologies. While being a true, memory-based arbitrary waveform generator (AWG), with all of the memory management capabilities needed to create complex waveforms, it also implements a Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS) enabling many standard modulation types and frequency agility capabilities. Superior and far more versatile the Wonder Wave Series exhibit performance and provide solutions to the most demanding test stimulus challenge.
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804 Series - Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata
The Teledyne LeCroy rack mountable model 804, 804A and 804B Video Generators are optimized for testing modern HDMI flat panel TVs. The 804 video test generator supports testing of HDMI resolutions operating up to 225 MHz. The 804A Video Generator supports testing of HDMI 4K x 2K resolutions up to pixel rates of 300 MHz. The 804B video test generator supports testing of HDMI 4K x 2K resolutions up to pixel rates of 600 MHz.
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Highland Technology, Inc.
Highland has introduced three unique features to digital delay generation: a "Queued Updates" feature allows time settings to be changed without corrupting ongoing timings; a "Train" feature allows multiple pulses to be generated from each trigger; and a "Frames" feature allows complex delay sweeps and pulse scenarios to be pre-loaded and rapidly executed. Digital delay and pulse generators are available in 1-6 channels, with square, Gaussian, and arbitrary waveshapes, and insertion delays as low as 10 nanoseconds.
