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40-855-522-M62.5 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Fiber Optic MEMS Switching cards available in many high density formats with a choice of five different connector styles to suit most applications
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40-860-222-M50 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Pickering PXI Fiber Optic MEMS Switching cards are available in many high density formats with a choice of 5 different connector styles to suit most applications: FC/APC (for optimal performance), FC/PC and SC/PC for general applications and LC and MU for high density applications. Fiber optic multiplexers create a signal path by redirecting the optical signal into a selected output fiber. This is achieved using Micro-Mechanical Mirrors driven by a highly precise mechanism and activated via an electrical control signal.
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40-860-222-M62.5 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Pickering PXI Fiber Optic MEMS Switching cards are available in many high density formats with a choice of 5 different connector styles to suit most applications: FC/APC (for optimal performance), FC/PC and SC/PC for general applications and LC and MU for high density applications. Fiber optic multiplexers create a signal path by redirecting the optical signal into a selected output fiber. This is achieved using Micro-Mechanical Mirrors driven by a highly precise mechanism and activated via an electrical control signal.
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40-860-522-M50 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Pickering PXI Fiber Optic MEMS Switching cards are available in many high density formats with a choice of 5 different connector styles to suit most applications: FC/APC (for optimal performance), FC/PC and SC/PC for general applications and LC and MU for high density applications. Fiber optic multiplexers create a signal path by redirecting the optical signal into a selected output fiber. This is achieved using Micro-Mechanical Mirrors driven by a highly precise mechanism and activated via an electrical control signal.
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40-860-522-M62.5 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Pickering PXI Fiber Optic MEMS Switching cards are available in many high density formats with a choice of 5 different connector styles to suit most applications: FC/APC (for optimal performance), FC/PC and SC/PC for general applications and LC and MU for high density applications. Fiber optic multiplexers create a signal path by redirecting the optical signal into a selected output fiber. This is achieved using Micro-Mechanical Mirrors driven by a highly precise mechanism and activated via an electrical control signal.
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40-782A-521 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-782A-521 is a single transfer switch and is part of our range of PXI microwave switching modules. It has a characteristic impedance of 50Ω and a maximum operating frequency of 18GHz. Connections are made via front panel mounted high quality SMA coaxial connectors.
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40-182-011 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-182-011 has 6 off high current SPST switches in two PXI slots and is part of our range of high power solid state switching solutions. Each SPST switch uses a fully isolated solid state relay which has been designed to offer fast operation under hot switching conditions and high inrush current with no operational life degradation.
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40-182-012 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-182-012 has 3 off high current SPST switches in one PXI slot and is part of our range of high power solid state switching solutions. Each SPST switch uses a fully isolated solid state relay which has been designed to offer fast operation under hot switching conditions and high inrush current with no operational life degradation. Each SPST switch can support 10A of continuous current and switch up to 200V signals. The switch can sustain inrush currents in excess of 50A. AC or DC signals can be switched since the switch is polarity insensitive.
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40-191B-012 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-191B is a PXI fault insertion switch using solid state switching elements and is capable of carrying 40A on single channel or 30A on all channels at the same time and provides a robust solution to high current fault insertion.
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40-754-117 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-754 is a 50Ω High Density RF switch available with 17 or 9 SPDT relays in a single PXI module. The 40-754 is available with two connector options; an SMB connector that provides a frequency range of 1.2GHz (useable to 1.8GHz) occupying two PXI slots, or an MS-M RF multiway connector which limits the bandwidth to 500MHz but offers a high density solution occupying one PXI slot. The RF switch design is identical in each case.
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40-480-121 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-480 is designed to simulate the operation of automotive switches where dirty contacts or leaking current can be expected from switch contamination. It allows automotive I/O devices to be tested for correct operation under adverse conditions. The design includes protection circuits that ensure module damage cannot be caused by wiring faults or UUT failures. Each module can support up to 32 channels and is suitable for both 12V and 24V automotive applications.
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40-618-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-618 PXI Source Switching Module consists of 12 separate 4-channel multiplexers and 44 uncommitted SPST relay contacts in a single width PXI module. Typical applications include signal routing for avionics test systems that conform to the ARINC 608A specification.
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40-485-121 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Designed to simulate the operation of automotive switches where dirty contacts or leaking current can be expected from switch contamination. It allows automotive I/O devices to be tested for correct operation under adverse conditions.
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40-485-321 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Designed to simulate the operation of automotive switches where dirty contacts or leaking current can be expected from switch contamination. It allows automotive I/O devices to be tested for correct operation under adverse conditions.
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40-485-221 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
Designed to simulate the operation of automotive switches where dirty contacts or leaking current can be expected from switch contamination. It allows automotive I/O devices to be tested for correct operation under adverse conditions.