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GAO Tek Inc.
Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes (MSOs) essentially combines the functions of a digital storage oscilloscope (DSO) and the logic analyzer in one unit. MSOs basically allow the measurement of both analog and digital signals simultaneously. GAOTek offers an excellent choice of MSOs which function at bandwidths of 60 MHz – 200 MHz. These MSOs are perfect for applications where a combination of both a scope and an analyzer is required for sale to the United States, Canada and Globally.
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Nexera Prep -
Shimadzu Corp.
*Easy optimization of preparative parameters and scale up Fractionation simulation for rapid setup of collection logic Column line-up for scale-up from analytical to preparative*Time- and energy-saving by automation of the purification workflow Collection of target components at high purity by automated desalting*Expandable to suit the sample/fraction number and volume Choose from a wide range of options for recovery scale and analytical detection Problems are resolved simply, to accommodate a variety of needs.
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YAV90096 -
6TL Engineering
Selectable voltage and current, comparation and measurement Drive sink or source up to 32 mA per channel Maximum voltage in output selectable from 9 to 24 VDC Possibility to use I7Os in parallel Pin voltage comparator with logic readout at fix +4VDC 10-bit resolution pin voltage measurement with CAN bus value readout Build-in editable test steps sequence (test script) Size: form G
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AX12260 -
Axiomtek Co., Ltd.
The ultra low power consumption PC/104+ embedded CPU board, the AX12260, is an entry-level core engine with integrated graphics, standalone capability and flexible I/O options that developers require. With its PC/104+ interface, the AX12260 provides the use of a high speed PCI bus (32-bit) in most embedded applications. By built-in AMX LX800 core logic controller with integrated graphics and inherent ruggedness, it also provides a high reliability environment for users.
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TestingXperts
Organizations have adopted modern architecture involving Cloud services & Mobile and the result we see is a large composite system that sits behind these simple-looking applications. The content of the message layer and business logic is very critical to the successful operation of these applications. With the architecture following certain protocols such as XML, SOAP, REST and others, the big question comes – how to validate our Business Applications. TestingXperts offers the following API/Web services testing:
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Active Technologies
Active Technologies Data Pattern Generators offer a complete and unique portfolio of instruments to address a wide range of applications starting from Digital Logic and Semiconductors characterization, Aerospace & Defense compliance testing, Mixed Signal Systems testing to Signal Integrity experiments.
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OpenScope MZ -
Digilent Inc.
OpenScope MZ is a USB/WiFi oscilloscope with a Waveform Generator and Logic Analyzer. What does that mean? It's a device that you connect to your computer (through WiFi or a USB cable) that allows you to acquire, analyze, visualize, and control signals from circuits, sensors, and other electronic devices. Unlike typical USB instruments, OpenScope MZ can also be programmed to run standalone like an Arduino or Raspberry Pi, but with high-speed precision analog and digital I/O.
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F9 Systems, Inc.
This ATCA compatible design offers the flexibility to verify the power and thermal characteristics of your Advanced TCA chassis, logic cards and backplane designs. Emulating typical application component heights and features, airflow resistance and enclosure power dissipation can be evaluated and analyzed. A variety of power conditions can be selected and controlled independently to meet your design needs. Maximum sustainable watts are 450 with three switches turned on. Watts are dissipated throughout the entire ThermalBlade equally.
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SKU-014-01 -
Amfeltec Corp.
The 32-bit PCI Test Backplane was designed to support production testing/debugging of PCI-based peripheral boards. The backplane expands the x1 PCI Express interface of the host computer into four 32-bit PCI slots via 7 ft CAT6 cable. The PCI backplane is a versatile platform that allows you to test up to 4 PCI boards at the same time, facilitates easy access to logic signals, provides hot-swap compatibility, and per-slot overcurrent protection.
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P9001A -
Keysight Technologies
The highest throughput parallel parametric test solution. 100-pin parallel measurement capability and faster single parameter measurement than Keysight 4080. Good data correlation with Keysight 4080. New per-pin parametric test unit module with all basic measurement function (voltage, current, capacitance, pulse, frequency). Easy development of parallel test plan. Easy migration from 4080 environment. Proven in 1st-tier logic foundries and memory companies.
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Mach-NX -
Lattice Semiconductor
*Up to 8.4K LC of user logic, 2669 kbits of user flash memory and dual boot flash feature*Up to 379 programmable I/O supporting 1.2/1.5/1.8/2.5/3.3 I/O voltages*Secure enclave supports 384-bit cryptography, including SHA, HMAC, and ECC*Configuration of PFR and security functions through Lattice Propel simplifies developer experience*Highly reliable. Low power and 3X better SER performance to comparable CMOS technologies
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SCANIO Family -
Corelis, Inc.
The Corelis family of SCANIO™ modules turn any IEEE standard 1149.1 boundary-scan controller into a powerful digital boundary-scan tester. The SCANIO family of products use boundary-scan gate arrays to add control and visibility to connectors, traces, and logic that can not be tested using traditional boundary-scan techniques.The SCANIO products, when combined with a boundary-scan controller, operate as a traditional “bed-of-nails” tester except access to the stimulus and response I/O’s is achieved via boundary-scan.
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781212-01 -
NI
Non-Enclosed, 24 V, 32-Channel (Sinking Input, Sourcing Output), 7 µs (Input)/500 µs (Output) C Series Digital Module - The sbRIO‑9375 is a digital I/O interface that works with industrial logic levels and signals for direct connection to a wide array of industrial switches, transducers, and other devices. Each digital input line is compatible with 24 V logic levels, and all the output lines are compatible with 6 V to 30 V signals, based on the external power supply. The sbRIO‑9375 offers isolation between the input and output banks from channel‑to‑earth ground. Non-enclosed modules are designed for OEM applications.
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ICS Electronics
ICS's Ethernet Parallel Digital Interface boards provide the user with a wide range of IO signals that can be user configured to match virtually any application. These Ethernet boards are available with high power relay driver boards and with optional firmware designed to simplify switching applications. The 80x3 boards have high-power TTL signals that can sink 48 mA and source 24 mA. Pullup resistors make it easy to interface with CMOS logic and to sense contact closures. User configures data byte direction and polarity. The 80x3 boards are VXI-11 compliant for operation with NI or Agilent VISA, LabVIEW and VEE and support raw socket connections. The new 8113 board is a CMOS close of the 8013 board with user set 3.3 or 5 V logic levels. Pinouts and command set is the same as the 8013 board. The 8113 communicates with TCP/IP(Raw Socket) protocoland and also has a RS-232 Serrial Port. All boards are designed for mounting against the rear panel or inside a chassis and use our Ethernet Wiring Kit for easy connection to a Ethernet Connector on the rear panel.
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JScrambler -
JScrambler
If you develop a security sensitive Web Application we believe that you don''t want to give any bonuses to possible attackers. JScrambler enables you to conceal as much as possible, the logic of your application, such as what information is gathered from the user, how it is processed on the client-side, how it is sent to the servers-side. Since our obfuscation introduces a certain level of randomness, it allows you to explore code morphing techniques, which can be vital in precluding attack automation.
