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40-835-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-835-011 is a single 75 Ohm 16-channel RF MUX in a single PXI slot. The module has been designed to exhibit low insertion loss and VSWR through the use of modern RF relay technology at an affordable cost. The MUX has been carefully designed to ensure excellent and repeatable RF characteristics to frequencies of 3GHz. The design of the 40-835 minimizes the injection of noise and unwanted signals into the signal path by careful attention to the mechanical and electrical design.
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GX5292e -
Marvin Test Solutions, Inc.
The GX5292e is a high performance, cost-effective 3U PXI Express dynamic digital I/O boards offering 32 TTL or LVDS input or output channels with dynamic direction control. The GX5292e also supports deep pattern memory by offering 256 MB of on-board vector memory with dynamic per pin direction control and with test rates up to 100 MHz. The single board design supports both master and slave functionality without the use of add-on modules.
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40-748-751 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-748 is a dual 8 to 1 RF MUX available in 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm versions occupying a single PXI slot. The module is available with SMB or SMA connectors for 50 Ohm versions or, 1.0/2.3 or Mini SMB connectors for 75 Ohm versions. Applications for the 40-748 include routing high frequency signals to and from oscilloscopes, analyzers, signal generators and synthesizers, telecoms tributary switching, video/audio switching and switching high frequency logic signals.
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40-749-751 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-749 is a quad 4 to 1 RF MUX available in 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm versions occupying a single PXI slot. The module is available with SMB or SMA connectors for 50 Ohm versions or, 1.0/2.3 or Mini SMB connectors for 75 Ohm versions. Applications for the 40-749 include routing high frequency signals to and from oscilloscopes, analyzers, signal generators and synthesizers, telecoms tributary switching, video/audio switching and switching high frequency logic signals.
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40-860-412 -
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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40-860-332 -
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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40-860-432 -
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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40-860-312 -
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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40-860-422 -
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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40-860-322 -
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 -
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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40-860-442 -
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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40-832-101 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-832-101 is a 75 Ohm 4 to 1 RF MUX with 1 bank in a single PXI slot. It has been designed to exhibit low insertion loss and VSWR through the use of modern RF relay technology at an affordable cost. Each MUX has been carefully designed to ensure excellent and repeatable RF characteristics to frequencies of 3GHz with each path having a nominally equal insertion loss. The design of the 40-832 minimizes the injection of noise and unwanted signals into the signal path by careful attention to the mechanical and electrical design.
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40-523-021-S -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-523 module is configured as a 44x4 high density matrix with available reedrelay formats of 1-pole, 2-pole and 1-pole screened. The screened version is suitablefor switching signals up to 50MHz. Model 40-524 is a similar matrix, available insingle pole 46x4 format. Typical applications include signal routing in FunctionalATE and data acquisition systems. These PXI matrix cards are constructed using highreliability Ruthenium Electro-Plated Reed Relays, offering >10e8 operations togive maximum switching confidence with long life and stable contact resistance.
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40-834-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-834-001 is a 75 Ohm 8 to 1 RF MUX with 1 bank in a single PXI slot. It has been designed to exhibit low insertion loss and VSWR through the use of modern RF relay technology at an affordable cost. Each MUX has been carefully designed to ensure excellent and repeatable RF characteristics to frequencies of 3GHz with each path having a nominally equal insertion loss. The design of the 40-834 minimizes the injection of noise and unwanted signals into the signal path by careful attention to the mechanical and electrical design.