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Optilab, LLC.
Is a variable, pulsed high power laser source, a building block ideal for MOPA, LIDAR, OTDR laser systems development and applications. This fully integrated compact module contains a Distributed Feedback (DFB) laser and built-in optical amplifier stage, and a variable nanosecond pulse generation circuits. It provides up to 200 mW optical peak power in 1064 nm wavelength region, with a programmable pulse width from 10 ns to 1000 ns, and a selectable pulse repetition rate from 100 Hz to 1 MHz The optical pulse generation can alternatively be controlled via an external electrical trigger. In a compact design, NPL-CWDM-M is applicable for OEM integration or as a stand alone pulsed laser source. Contact Optilab for more information.
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Baseline 9400 TDR/ICE -
K&S Engineering and Scientific Ltd
BASELINE 9400 TDR/ICE - the unique cable diagnostic system: - A state-of-the art cable fault locating instrument containing a high speed data recorder, capable of capturing and evaluating 40 million samples of electrical data per second, while also featuring amplifiers, attenuators and an adjustable pulse generator.
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GIA100 -
Artifex Engineering GmbH & Co. KG
The GIA100 gated integrator employs dual monolithic switched integrators. When paired with a photodiode, the boxcar amplifier measures the energy of single optical pulses. The GIA100 design results in very low leakage error, charge injection error and pickup. The precision input stage may be configured for current or voltage inputs.
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DR068-M1 -
Teledyne Defence & Space
Teledyne Defence & Space (TDS) DR068-M1 Digitising Receiver combines a state of the art broadband frequency measurement receiver with a high dynamic range successive detection log video amplifier to realise a high probability of intercept receiver. Digital signal processing techniques are utitlised to derive pulse parameters which are packaged into a PDW and transferred via a low latency Gigabit Ethernet interface. The DR068-M1 enables new and existing systems to incorporate a wideband high POI pulse detection capability with minimal integrating effort.
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight PXI source/measure unit (SMU) offers high-throughput and measurement quality for design validation and production test of RF power amplifiers. It delivers industry-leading output stability under extreme, dynamic load conditions and unmatched transient performance to dramatically reduce voltage droop due to pulse loading for faster test time.
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Pulse Instruments
Multiple timing signals ("clocks") are required by CCDs, IR FPAs, and some CMOS image sensors to transport electrical charge across the array to a sense amplifier for conversion into image data. Pulse Instruments offers a line of "clock drivers" for generating these timing signals. The parameters of these clocks (clock rate, pulse width, pulse amplitude, rise- and fall-times, etc.) greatly influence the behavior and performance of the imaging device. Our products take logic-level inputs from a pattern generator and allow the user to adjust the output parameters to suit their device and testing requirements. Clocks can be "tweaked" in real-time to determine optimal operating parameters for a particular device, or else programmed in accordance with a test plan for automated production test.
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Insight Product Company
Insight Product Company offers IMPATT diodes with pulse power up to 20 Watt and operational frequency range up to 140 GHz. Silicon p+-p-n-n+ IMPATT diodes are designed to be used in the millimeter wave oscillators and amplifiers. They are fabricated in the metal-ruby packages with hard-lead carrier (diameter 3.0 mm, 1.5 mm).
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Empower RF Systems, Inc.
Narrow and Broad band high power RF modules and rack mount amplifier systems using solid state devices including LDMOS and GaAs in Class A and Class A/B topologies for Pulse, AM, FM, continuous wave and digital modulation applications that include EW, Radar, Jamming, EMI and EMC radiated immunity, and wireless communications testing.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices offers RF Front-End ICs for phased array antenna solutions. These RF Front-End ICsare placed right at the antenna element and can quickly switch between transmit and receive functions in radar applications. The power amplifier on the transmit side is highly efficient operating in short pulse durations. The low noise amplifier on the receive side has a low noise figure with high linearity so that it won’t distort the incoming return signal. The RF Front-End IC also incorporates a high performance switch to toggle between the transmit and receive paths. Highly integrated planar phased array antennae need small form factor solutions, and Analog Devices has integrated the switch, low noise amplifier, and power amplifier into a small surface mount package as well as the decoupling capacitors, providing an optimal solution.
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FemtoFiber ultra 1050 -
TOPTICA Photonics Inc
The FemtoFiber ultra 1050 is part of TOPTICA's third generation of ultrafast fiber lasers. The system delivers laser pulses of 90 - 100 fs in duration at a central wavelength of 1050 nm. Using a power amplifier the system provides more than 5 W average output power. It is a compact femtosecond laser system with turnkey operation and cost-effective design.
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SPRITE XT -
M Squared Lasers
Sprite XT is a flexible ultrafast, femtosecond laser source. It delivers stability, reliability and productivity and is equally at home in the lab or as part of an OEM application. Choose your output power (up to multi-Watts), pulse width (femtosecond or picosecond models), wavelength range (fixed wavelength or tunable), and pulse repetition rate (<80 MHz to multi-GHz). All Sprite models are designed for alignment-free and maintenance-free operation and can be controlled from a web browser. It’s ideal for multi-photon excitation (MPE) and FLIM, quantum optics, time resolved spectroscopy, nonlinear optics, pump-probe experiments, microscopy, amplifier seeding, and electro-optic sampling.
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Model 2215 -
Empower RF Systems, Inc.
The 2215 is suitable for octave bandwidth high power CW, modulated, and pulse applications. This amplifier utilizes high power GaN devices that provide wide frequency response, high gain, high peak power capability, and low distortions. Exceptional performance, long-term reliability and high efficiency are achieved by employing advanced broadband RF matching networks and combining techniques, EMI/RFI filters, and all qualified components. The amplifier is constructed within a single 5RU drawerincluding the forced air-cooling. Available operating voltage configurations are single-phase 220 VAC up to 400 Hz and 28 VDC.
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CSpark Research
The MCA1K is a compact multi channel analyzer (MCA) for processing gaussian inputsIt is capable of sorting input pulses from shaping amplifiers into 512 discrete bins.Each Bin can record up to 16M counts before an overflow event occurs.The unit is powered via USB , and the data can be visualized via the included Python based software.The software also includes analytical tools to fit the data and extract parameters
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CP-5110B Detector/CA-6000B Amplifier -
Ono Sokki
CP / CA series are systems that detect the rotation angle of the engine crankshaft composed of CP-5110B Fiber Optic Crank Angle Detector, CA-6000B Crank Angle Amplifier and CP-5120 / 5130 Slit disk.CP-5110B Fiber Optic Crank Angle Detector makes it possible to detect the crank angle required for various engine performance tests such as combustion analysis with high accuracy and high response. As it has a light projecting and receiving method with an optical fiber, it provides outstanding vibration and noise resistance without a built-in electric circuit in the detector.CA-6000B Crank Angle Amplifier inputs a signal of crank angle detector and outputs a TTL level angle signal and a 1P / R pulse signal.
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Hatteras -
Del Mar Photonics, Inc.
The Hatteras is first professional system on the market for ultra fast transient absorption pump - probe spectroscopy. Two linear image sensors (multichannel detection) or two photodiodes (singlechannel detection) are placed behind an imaging spectrometer to measure probe and reference pulses, originating from a femtosecond white light (continuum) generator or from an optical parametric amplifier.
