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Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
Rohde & Schwarz leverages decades of test and measurement excellence to provide you with a wide portfolio of RF vector signal generators. Our solutions range from the top-performance models capable of handling the most demanding signal generation tasks to midrange models featuring remarkably good RF characteristics, as well as compact solutions.
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SR22 -
Computer Conversions Corporation
The SR Series are miniature, low cost AC reference generators designed to supply 26 or 115 volt excitation to synchros or resolvers in military and industrial control applications. They accept +/-15V DC and provide up to 5VA of transformer isolated output power. These converters are packaged in PC card mounting modules 2.6”x3.1”x1”H
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SR21 -
Computer Conversions Corporation
The SR Series are miniature, low cost AC reference generators designed to supply 26 or 115 volt excitation to synchros or resolvers in military and industrial control applications. They accept +/-15V DC and provide up to 5VA of transformer isolated output power. These converters are packaged in PC card mounting modules 2.6”x3.1”x1”H.
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SR25 -
Computer Conversions Corporation
The SR Series are miniature, low cost AC reference generators designed to supply 26 or 115 volt excitation to synchros or resolvers in military and industrial control applications. They accept +/-15V DC and provide up to 5VA of transformer isolated output power. These converters are packaged in PC card mounting modules 2.6”x3.1”x1”H.
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SR23 -
Computer Conversions Corporation
The SR23 Series are miniature, low cost AC reference generators designed to supply 26 or 115 volt excitation (2-115VAC) to synchros or resolvers in military and industrial control applications. They accept +/-15V DC or +/-12V DC power inputs and provide up to 5VA of transformer isolated output power. These converters are packaged in PC card mounting modules 2.6”x3.1”x1”H.
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Masterclock
Masterclock's time code generators provide a source of very stable time code and accurate time and date information. The GPS500 extracts timing reference from GPS satellite signals and generate time code synchronized to within less than 10 microseconds of UTC (Universal Coordinated Time). It can output IRIG-B with and without IEEE 1344 date encoding, SMPTE/EBU, NMEA 0183, Kinemetrics/Truetime, and 1PPS.
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Quantum Composers
Quantum Composers is a recognized industry leader for Current Pulsers and Firesets. We specifically design our units for use in pyrotechnic applications such as Aerospace, Defense, Propulsion, and Automotive Safety and Squib testing. Our current generators are used throughout the world in demanding and harsh testing environments where quality, reliability, and safety are paramount. We are also an excellent replacement and upgrade solution for legacy equipment.
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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.
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802 Series -
Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata
The Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata 802 series video signal generators support testing for CRTs, flat panels, projectors and TVs including HDTV. The 802 is optimal for testing DTV, digital and analog displays and allows production and engineering users to create the most complex test images. You get the flexibility required to meet a tough production budget with the wide range of outputs the 802 series offers. And a PCMCIA slot makes it easy to copy the configuration of one generator to another.
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Tabor Electronics Ltd.
The Pulse Master is a Series of Single and Dual Channel Pulse/Waveform Generators that offers a complete array of pulse, standard, arbitrary, sequenced and modulated waveforms with unmatched performance, even compared to instruments designed to generate fewer types of signals. This signal pulse generator’s smart, compact, 2U 1/2 rack-width footprint allows designers and manufacturers to conserve substantial benchtop or rack space, while benefiting from high-performance, bandwidth, signal integrity, and reliability with the flexibility to adapt to a full spectrum of applications making the Pulse Master an important laboratory tool.
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MKS Instruments
MKS offers a wide range of ozone generators and modular delivery systems which produce ultra-pure, reliable ozone gas. In the clean semiconductor environment, Ozone reacts with a wide range of precursor gases resulting in the creation of Al2O3, ZrO2, HfO2, and La2O3 metal oxides to enable thin film deposition processes like Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and Etch (ALE). MKS’ generator uses Grade 6 gas, enabling the creation of higher film density improving product yield. Photovoltaic and Display manufacturing leverage semiconductor best practices and utilize ozone to create enhanced thin film barriers, improving product performance and reliability.
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ADC Corporation
Pulse generation/measurement with basic accuracy of ±0.02% and the minimum pulse width of 50μs, maximum output of 6V/5A
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SDG800 Series -
SIGLENT Technologies
The SDG800 series function/arbitrary waveform generator family outputs waveform functions up to up to 5 MHz (pulse), 10 MHz (square), 30 MHz (sine) and has a sampling rate of 125 MSa/s. They are powered with SIGLENT’s EasyPulse technology which produces low jitter, fast rising/falling edges without being affected by frequency, even at low duty cycle settings, allowing the user a wide range of pulse widths and transition times. This results in a much more versatile generator than other similar DDS designs.
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Hilo Test
Voltage dips, short interruptions or voltage fluctuations in the public supply networks can affect electronic and electrical equipment to a large extent. The AC-tests for this are defined in IEC / EN 61000-4-11 and the DC test in the IEC / EN 61000-4-29.