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Sample Technology
The need for microwave test and measurement technology is even more urgent than the need for microwave equipment itself. Therefore, Shengbo Technology is relying on its own research and development capabilities to strive to become one of the comprehensive microwave test and measurement equipment suppliers. We provide a wide range of RF microwave test products, including a good-quality full-band broadband up-down converter . You can provide 2GHz real-time bandwidth signal up-down conversion function in the frequency range of 0.1 ~ 40 + GHz. With our channel simulator , we Became the first company in the world to provide channel analog solutions in such a wide range of broadband signals. At the same time, we are also an innovativesupplier of noise sources and multi-channel microwave signal sources in the industry.
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KRYTAR, Inc.
KRYTAR Broadband Planar Tunnel Diode Detectors are specifically designed for use in today's high-performance microwave instrumentation and systems. KRYTAR detectors are designed for such applications as power measurements, analyzing radar performance, leveling pulsed signal sources, AM noise measurements, system monitoring and pulsed RF measurements in ultra-broadband and mm-Wave applications.
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NRM-2 -
National RF, Inc
National RF’s Resonance Dip Meter is a test instrument used to determine the resonant frequency of a tuned circuit or resonant network, such as an antenna system. In addition, the unit may function as an RF detector, or a secondary frequency source. The instrument is analogous to the older vacuum tube “grid dip meter,” once popular in every electronic laboratory or radio station. Unique to this updated version is a buffered output that may drive a digital frequency counter for exact measurement of resonant frequency, or connected to an oscilloscope to be used as an RF detector and waveform/modulation monitor.
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FMC176 -
Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd.
The FMC176 is a quad channel ADC and dual channel DAC FMC. This daughter card provides four 14-bit A/D channels at 250Msps and two 14-bit D/A channels at 5.6Gsps (2.8Gsps direct RF synthesis) clocked by either an internal clock source (optionally locked to an external reference) or an externally supplied sample clock. In addition, a trigger input for customized sampling control is available to users. The FMC176 daughter card is mechanically and electrically compliant to the FMC standard (ANSI/VITA 57.1).
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LXinstruments GmbH
Over the years, we have acquired profound, specific expertise in a number of areas, especially with respect to RF assembly and antenna technology testing. To give an example, we have acted as general contractor for implementing a number of rotary indexing tables for testing and labelling antenna amplifiers. The implementation as a rotary table has a number of advantages, since all mounting and test processes, as well as the handling of defective parts, are interlocked and concatenated, thereby effectively eliminating possible error sources during these process steps.
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EMC Instruments Corporation
Anechoic chamber, radio isolation room construction, removal, maintenance and repair. System Integration of complete Test System. Development team has the expertise and technical experience and provide a customized service demand, the project includes a full range of EMI / EMS / RF test equipment with neighboring sell and repair reference signal source Noise Generators Signal Generators
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KRYTAR, Inc.
KRYTAR's All NEW Broadband Threshold Detectors are hermetically sealed for high reliability and are specifically designed for use in today's high-performance microwave instrumentation and systems. KRYTAR detectors are designed for such applications as power measurements, analyzing radar performance, leveling pulsed signal sources, AM noise measurements, system monitoring and pulsed RF measurements in ultra-broadband and mm-Wave applications.
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SSG5000X Series -
SIGLENT Technologies
SIGLENT’S SSG5000X series of signal generators can generate analog and vector signals, and have a frequency range of 9 kHz to 4 GHz/6 GHz. They feature the industry-leading performance in phase noise, spectral purity, bandwidth, EVM, output power. The internal IQ modulation generator and waveform playback function make it easy to create even the most complex signal types. They also cover the most important RF band for digital wireless communications and include standard waveform files. The SIGLENT SSG5000X are powerful and cost effective sources that are ideal for R&D, education, and manufacturing.
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Holzworth Instrumentation, Inc.
Holzworth's RF Synthesizers Modules were originally designed as the internal, tunable LO test sources for Holzworth phase noise analyzer products. Due to the need for easy integration, the HSM Series designs incorporate a long list of electrical and mechanical features to satisfy the demanding requirements of today's high performance communications systems and integrated test systems. FIELD PROVEN RELIABLITY with MTBFs exceeding 240kHrs.
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U1818A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight U1818A 100 kHz to 7 GHz active differential probe makes it easy to perform high frequency in-circuit measurements using network, spectrum and signal source analyzers. With flat frequency response, low noise floor, and direct power from instrument connection, the U1818A allows measurements to be made while taking full advantage of Keysight's RF analyzers dynamic range.
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U1818B -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight U1818B 100 kHz to 12 GHz active differential probe makes it easy to perform high frequency in-circuit measurements using network, spectrum and signal source analyzers. With flat frequency response, low noise floor, and direct power from instrument connection, the U1818B allows measurements to be made while taking full advantage of Keysight's RF analyzers dynamic range.
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E5055A -
Keysight Technologies
The Keysight E5055A SSA-X signal source analyzer provides precise and accurate measurements in one box. Comprehensive and versatile, this solution evaluates the phase noise and other relevant parameters for RF signals up to 8 GHz. Flexible measurement settings and a modern user interface improve measurement efficiency, while application support through software expands measurement coverage to meet new requirements.
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Praxsym
Low Noise Pre-Amplifier and companion external low noise amplifier (LNA) are used to amplify low level microwave signals. The Pre-Amplifier contains an AC/DC power supply, internal low noise amplifier, and a bias tee to source a DC bias voltage on the RF input connector.To overcome cable loss between the test antenna and the Pre-Amplifier assembly, a remote low noise amplifier (LNA) is mounted directly onto the 10 GHz antenna. A bias tee inside the Pre-Amplifier chassis powers the remote LNA through the coax cable interconnecting the pre-amplifier and the 10 GHz test antenna.
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Furaxa, Inc.
These devices provide two synchronized DDS-based RF channels on a single PCI card. With fine frequency, amplitude and phase control the Synth1000 products enable a number of advanced applications at a fraction of the cost of conventional equipment. In addition to two analog outputs the Synth1000, up to 4 separate profiles may be dynamically selected using externally supplied TTL signals for low-latency triggered operation such as PSK, FSK, and triggered sweep operation. Software support for Windows 8, 7, Vista, Windows XP and Linux is included. LabVIEW Labview source code available. For detailed specifications, please refer to the Synth1000 Manual.
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CMA180 -
Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
With its frequency range from 100 kHz to 3 GHz, the R&S®CMA180 is ideal for testing all common analog and digital radio systems. Input levels up to 150 W are no problem for the R&S®CMA180. The flexible internal switching capabilities for the audio and RF paths make the R&S®CMA180 suitable for a wide range of test requirements. Users can configure the internal generators, external audio sources, filters and measurements according to the given application. In the predefined test scenarios for receiver, transmitter and duplex tests, the RF and audio paths are preconfigured. This saves time and eliminates configuration errors for standard test cases.
