Eastern-Optx
Eastern OptX began designing and developing fiber optic delay lines for the RF and Microwave communities in 1998. The inherent low loss of fiber optic cable made it possible to initially offer Delay Lines for Radar Target Simulation. Our Microwave Delay Line Technology has since found applications in EW, ECM,ECCM, Altimeter Calibration, Radio Range Emulation, and even some Multi-path Fading applications. Products range from a single delay of RF signals up to 3 GHz, through 8 discreet GPIB and Ethernet programmable delays for signals above 40 GHz. We have delivered systems with time delays in excess of 1000 us (>80 radar miles).
- 877-870-6789
- info@eastern-optx.com
- 401 Bordentown Hedding Road
Suite A
Bordentown, New Jersey 08505
United States of America
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Product
Two Channel Phase and Amplitude Noise Analyzer
DCNTS -190
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The DCNTS is a two channel Phase and Amplitude noise analyzer. Its dual demodulator architecture allows the system to use cross-correlation to cancel its internal noise and limitation; it is like comparing the outputs of 2 systems and only display the similarities while rejecting differences. Its main extension is the Residual Noise measurement front-end which includes all necessary hardware to automatically measure residual noise on 2-ports devices either in RF frequencies or microwave. It could be a frequency multiplier or divider, an amplifier or any other phase coherent input to output device.
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Product
5G Radio Test Set
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Operating from 20 to 40 GHz, two radios may be connected to the system allowing full duplex operation. Each radio may operates over identical Air Interface with uni or bi-directional multipath. The delays between radios may be varied from 0 to 1 mile in 5 foot steps with propagation loss control. The 2040+ creates a variable test range right in your lab. It can be used as a design aid and as a test tool for new modulation and encryption schemes prior to expensive and time consuming field testing.
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Product
Phase Noise Analyzer
NXA-50
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This new NXA-50 is a sea-change in Phase Noise Test Systems. Making both residual and absolute noise measurements out to 50 GHz, this self-contained instrument uses either internal or external references with cross correlation for maximum dynamic range.
