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Linear Acoustics
Omnia Audio—part of the Telos Alliance—was founded by Frank Foti, who used audio engineering/processing to enable stations to craft a unique ‘signature sound’ that was louder than anything else on the air, yet with clear sound and minimal distortion. This processing is at the core of Omnia products, allowing stations to stand out among the competition on a crowded dial. Omnia has continued to innovate with leading-edge and solutions-oriented broadcast audio technology and numerous accolades and awards under its belt. In fact, Omnia is now the brand leader in Audio Processing, Processing/Encoding for Streaming Audio, Voice Processing, Analysis Tools, and Studio Audio Processing. Its products are the choice of the majority of the Top 100 rated stations in America, and are used at most major stations worldwide. Omnia continues to push the envelope to give broadcasters the tools they need to amplify, customize, and perfect sound signatures. For a side-by-side comparison of all Omnia Products, click here.
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Spinnaker Contract Manufacturing, Inc.
As standard practice, all of our SMT assemblies are washed and tested through our Automated Optical Inspection and pass through our stringent internal QA/QC policies. In Cables and Wire Harnesses, pretests, such as pull tests and crimp type tests, are performed on all builds before being tested for continuity, hi-pot, shorts and mis-wires, to name a few. Our electromechanical assemblies are capable of receiving full functional testing through custom test fixtures and RF test. Some RF tests include Gain/Loss, Frequency Response, VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio), Inter-Modulation Distortion and Output Power.
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HS5-055XMS-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 50 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-220XMS-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 200 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-540XMS-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 500 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-110XM-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 100 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-110XMS-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 100 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-220XM-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 200 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-540XM-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 500 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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HS5-055XM-W5 -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
The Handyscope HS5 is the first USB oscilloscope (USB powered) sampling at 50 MHz, with a 14 bits resolution and a 250 MHz bandwidth. This makes it possible to analyze very fast signals with very small amplitudes. The smallest distortions can be revealed due to the high resolution and bandwidth. Because of the deep memory (up to 64 MSamples on one channel), long record measurements are available for intermittent phenomena and Fast Fourier Transform calculations with over 32 million spectral lines can be performed. Using very fast FFT algorithms, an FFT with 1 million spectral lines can be performed within a second.
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Model 8600 Series -
Aplab Limited
- Compact size and light weight, standard 19″ rack construction- Step-less frequency setting from 45 to 450Hz- Very low distortion sine wave output- Output voltage range selectable 135 or 270V AC- Galvanically isolated input/output- Independent on/off switch for input and output- 16×2 vacuum florescent display for parameter display- Complete operation through push switches and a digital rotary encoder- Automatic protection against overload, short circuit and over temp.- Built in PFC to provide 0.99 input power factor and wide input range- Conforms to EN55022, class A, safety standard EN60950
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AFV-P -
Intepro Systems
Intepro’s AFV-P Series is a programmable AC/DC output power source with precision measurement and control. This compact power source comes in four power levels, 600VA, 1250VA, 2500VA and 5000VA, providing clean power with distortion less than 0.3% at 40-100Hz. The AFV-P series delivers output voltage from 0 to 310VAC and frequency from 40 to 500Hz or 15 to 1000Hz with the high frequency option. It is ideal for commercial, defense and aerospace test applications from design verification, quality assurance, ATEs. The AFV-P Graphical Users Interface software makes it easy to setup complex testing of the AC input to the UUT.
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Applied Image, Inc.
Accuracy in machine vision systems is critical to achieving strategic goals regarding quality, efficiency, and consistency. Use our ACCUplace product lines to calibrate vision systems’ distortion, placement/alignment, or other field parameters in systems used for guidance, identification, gauging, and inspection. Using our specialized ACCUedge® technology, our Robotic and Machine Vision Standards are manufactured with line-edge quality that is second to none in the industry, providing the precision needed to calibrate almost any system. Should you need to alter feature patterns, size, or substrate to fit your needs, fill out our Optical Components and Standards form to start the conversation.
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HCS-109A -
Lisun Electronics Inc.
HCS-109A Adjustable High Frequency Reference Ballast also called High Frequency Current Source. Comparing to IEC Test Method, HCS-109A is an Equivalent Test Method which is economic solution. HCS-109A equipped with Spectrophotometer & Integrating Sphere Test System. It can also measure the photo, color and electricity parameters for high frequency fluorescent lamp.Specifications: • Input voltage: 200V~240V, 50/60Hz • Input Power: 80 W max • Output Current: 130mA~400mA (Adjustable), accuracy: +/- 1% • Output Frequency: 25kHz< +/-2.0% (Adjustable), accuracy: +/- 0.3kHz • Output current total harmonic wave distortion: THD<2.5% (HF current wave)
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Allegro MicroSystems
Minimize noise and vibration in your stepper motor designs with our QuietStepTM adaptive stepper motor drivers. We offer a complete lineup of stepper motor drivers for office automation, industrial, and automotive applications. Our advanced QuietStepTM solutions use proprietary algorithms to reduce torque ripple and current distortion. To minimize ripple current for the various operating conditions, QuietStepTM adaptive stepper motor drivers perform on-the-fly adjustments to the amount of fast decay during a pulse-width modulation (PWM) cycle. This adaptive feature improves system performance, reduces audible motor noise and vibration, and increases step accuracy.
