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CV5P350 -
Frothingham Electronics Corporation
The CV5 P350 station is the first mid power pulser in a series of exponential pulse generators that can be connected to an FEC200E tester. This gives you all the versatility of the proven FEC200 with the addition of high power exponential pulses. For exponential pulses up to the 10/1000, the CV5 P350 can produce up to 5KW, 500A, or 350V whichever is most limiting. It can also test all of the usual FEC200 tests in the same test program.
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CV30 P300 -
Frothingham Electronics Corporation
The CV30 P300 test station is the highest current 30KW pulser in a series of exponential pulse generators that can be connected to our FEC200E tester. This gives you all the versatility of the proven FEC200 with the addition of high power exponential pulses. For exponential pulses up to the 10/1000, the station can produce 30KW, 1000A, or 300V whichever is the most limiting. The station can also include all of the usual FEC200 tests in the same test program.
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CV30P650 -
Frothingham Electronics Corporation
The CV30 P650 test station is currently the highest voltage pulser in a series of exponential pulse generators that can be connected to our FEC200E tester. This gives you all the versatility of the proven FEC200 with the addition of high power exponential pulses. The CV30 P650 pulse adapter can produce a maximum current of 100A at up to 600V using exponential pulses up the 10/1000 waveform. The pulser is rated at 30KW from 300V to 650V. Voltage compliance at 100A is 600V. The station can also include all of the usual FEC200 tests in the same test program.
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LMS Series -
Vaunix Technology Corporation
The Lab Brick LMS series of high frequency RF and microwave USB-compatible, synthesized signal generators cover a frequency range from 0.5 MHz - 20 GHz with low noise, fast 100-microsecond switching time, and fine 100 Hz frequency resolution. They require no additional DC supply voltage and offer advanced features such as phase-continuous linear-frequency sweeping, internal/external 10 MHz reference, and optional pulse modulation. GUI software can track and control several connected signal generators, simplifying multiple-signal test setups. Each device stores settings in internal memory, allowing it to power up in a specific instrument state.
