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  • Differential Temperature Controller

    Ajinkya Electronic Systems

    Normal temperature controller acts on one single input and tries and maintain that temperature at a pre programmed constant level. A differential temperature controller as the name suggest, takes two temperature inputs and tries to maintain the difference between these two temperatures as constant. This is widely used in today’s innovation Solar Energy Systems to provide maximum operating efficiency and flexibility. It automatically maintains the difference e.g., In case of self powered solar box furnace or in case of a solar water collector. By automatically switching on a fan or a pump the temperatures can be equalized.

  • Development Switch

    TTESwitch Lab Space - TTTech Computertechnik AG

    The TTESwitch Lab Space supports laboratory testing efforts of Time-Triggered Ethernet applications; user development costs can be reduced by using the internal TTESwitch Controller HiRel ASIC that is also used in flight equipment. With advanced features like speeds of up to 1 Gbit/s, flexible physical layer configuration and three supported traffic classes, it is the optimal switching solution for a large variety of application areas. TTEthernet is a fault-tolerant, real-time communication protocol for safety-relevant systems integrating Ethernet and TTEthernet data flows onto one physical infrastructure.

  • KVM Over IP

    TV One

    The ultimate zero latency, scalable, 4K60 solution. Pathfinder provides a zero latency, 4K KVM extension and switching solution. Extend 4K and HD sources via CAT or Fiber cable to create flexible, wide reaching KVM over IP matrixing solutions. Highly scalable, with up to 3,000+ high-quality endpoints in a single system, it’s the perfect solution for mission critical control and collaboration. Pathfinder offers plug and play set up with no configuration of endpoints required, nor any costly user licensing fees.

  • PID Insulation Tester

    TOS7210S - Kikusui Electronics Corp.

    The PID insulation tester (TOS7210S) is designed based on the insulation resistance tester (TOS7200) to carry out the evaluation of the PID (Potential Induced Degradation) effect of the PV module precisely and efficiently. Being equipped with the output ability of 2000 V and the ammeter with nA resolution as well as a polarity switching function, the TOS7210S is also applicable not only to the PID evaluation but also the evaluation of the insulators that requires a high sensitivity of measurement. The tester is equipped with the panel memory that is externally accessible and RS232C interface as standard; it can be flexibly compatible with the automated system.

  • PXI MUX 4 Banks of 16 Channel 2 Pole

    40-610-022-4/16/2 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 8 Banks of 8 Channel 2 Pole

    40-610-022-8/8/2 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 1 Bank of 64 Channel 2 Pole

    40-610-022-1/64/2 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 4 Bank, 16 Channel Screened 1 Pole

    40-610-021-S-4/16/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 8 Banks of 8 Channel 1 Pole

    40-610-021-8/8/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 2 Banks of 32 Channel 1 Pole

    40-610-021-2/32/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 8 Banks of 8 Channel Screened 1 Pole

    40-610-021-S-8/8/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector.Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 4 Banks of 32 Channel 1 Pole

    40-610-022-4/32/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 2 Banks of 64 Channel 1 Pole

    40-610-022-2/64/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 8 Banks of 16 Channel 1 Pole

    40-610-022-8/16/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

  • PXI MUX 1 Bank of 128 Channel 1 Pole

    40-610-022-1/128/1 - Pickering Interfaces Ltd.

    This series of high density multiplexer modules feature a wide range of switching configurations, especially useful where a large number of small multiplexers are required. Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Connections are made via a front panel 200-pin connector. Inter-bank linking relays allow multiplexer size to be increased in multiples of in multiples of three by joining the common terminals of adjacent banks. Closing one linking switch produces a 6-channel multiplexer, closing all linking switches produces an 54-channel multiplexer

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