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783760-01 -
NI
±200 V, 1 A System PXI Source Measure Unit—The PXIe‑4136 system source measure unit (SMU) delivers high power, precision, and speed. It is ideal for a broad range of applications including manufacturing test; board-level test; lab characterization with devices such as integrated circuits (ICs), power management integrated circuits (PMICs), and radio frequency integrated circuits (RFICs); and discrete devices including LEDs and optical transceivers. The PXIe‑4136 features 4-quadrant operation. The PXIe‑4136 is a hardware-timed instrument with a high-speed sequencing engine for synchronizing acquisitions between multiple SMUs. The module supports direct DMA streaming between the host PC and SMU, so you can stream large waveforms and measurement data at the full update rate and sample rate of the instrument.
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Sciencetech, Inc.
Sciencetech''s IV Testers are electrical current-voltage measurement systems used to characterize photovoltaic cell performance. This current-voltage tester works by sampling various current versus voltage combinations of the photovoltaic cell with a variable impedence load.This IV Test system can measure electrical power from photovoltaic cells up to 20W. The voltage envelope is limited to 20V and the current to 1A. A higher power version, up to 60W, is available. In general, the limitation on this model is the 1A current limit: if your solar cell generates more than 1A, we recommend upgrading to the 60W version.
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781720-01 -
NI
PXIe, 18-Slot (16 Hybrid Slots, 1 PXI Express Slot), Up to 12 GB/s PXI Chassis - The PXIe‑1086 incorporates hot-swappable, redundant AC power supplies as well as hot-swappable, front-accessible, redundant cooling fans. These high-availability features improve the mean time between failure (MTBF) and mean time to repair (MTTR) of the PXI system. The PXIe‑1086 monitors power supply health/voltages, air intake temperature, and fan health/speed; it provides any failure feedback with the status LEDs located on the chassis. This chassis is ideal for test, measurement, and control applications with demanding system uptime requirements.
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Worksoft
Exploratory testing traditionally has been all about the people and not the tools. Free from dependency on requirements or test cases, exploratory tests can be performed much earlier in the QA process. Power users apply their deep knowledge of a system within a given time block to identify defects that script-based testing will miss. Targeted defects include incorrect requirements or the inability for a user to navigate a UI. While this activity can catch defects other tests miss, the value of exploratory testing has traditionally been limited for several reasons:
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KI6512 -
Kingfisher International
KI6512 is an easy and economical handheld 100GBASE LR4/ER4 Wavelength Selective Power Meter for testing multi-λ single mode fiber optic systems. It scans and stores the absolute or relative power levels of all 4 channels in 0.8 seconds. Test data can be viewed in graphical or numerical form, and reference values can be stored for easy loss testing. An extra 50/125u power meter port gives additional flexibility at 850 / 1300 / 1550 nm. This port only supports basic functions, but is very handy for first-in fault finding and investigation.
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Washington Laboratories LTD.
The implementation of digital control and monitoring systems in nuclear power plants drives EMC requirements for new and replacement equipment to be used in nuclear plants. For the past 20 years, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) has been developing test methods to demonstrate compliance with EMC requirements. The methods and limits are called out in EPRI TR-102323. The first issue of this report was released in 1994 and the current revision (Revision 4) was released in 2013. The original report and basis included results from electromagnetic surveys at seven nuclear power plants in the United States.
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KRYTAR, Inc.
KRYTAR MLDD 4-way power dividers lend themselves to emerging wireless ultra-broadband designs and many test and measurement applications. KRYTAR’s power dividers offer the widest frequency coverage in a single package on the market and provides superior performance. Targeting broadband electronic warfare (EW) systems and complex switch-matrix applications, for example, KRYTAR has used its proprietary design to produce a wide assortment of matched-line directional dividers (MLDD) with ultra-high performance over a broadband frequency range. Our 4-way power dividers can also be manufactured to meet military specifications.
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KRYTAR, Inc.
KRYTAR MLDD 8-way power dividers lend themselves to emerging wireless ultra-broadband designs and many test and measurement applications. KRYTAR’s power dividers offer the widest frequency coverage in a single package on the market and provides superior performance. Targeting broadband electronic warfare (EW) systems and complex switch-matrix applications, for example, KRYTAR has used its proprietary design to produce a wide assortment of matched-line directional dividers (MLDD) with ultra-high performance over a broadband frequency range. Our 8-way power dividers can also be manufactured to meet military specifications.
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Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
These high-power PXI switch matrix modules provide higher current and power ratings than the high-density switch versions. These modules are designed for the switching of AC or DC loads or for controlling large relay or solenoid systems. The solid state relay matrices occupy two PXI slots and are suitable for automotive and aerospace test applications.
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6U VME430 6021 -
W-IE-NE-R, Plein & Baus GmbH
The WIENER VME 6021 crate series is the newest generation of 19" integrated packaging system according to the CERN VME430 standard. Designed primarily for applications in nuclear and high energy physics data acquisition, beam line control and test instrumentation it combines superior mechanical quality with lowest noise power supply technology.
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6U VXS 6021 -
W-IE-NE-R, Plein & Baus GmbH
The WIENER VXS 6023 crate series adds high performance Switch Fabrics according to VITA 41 specification to VME based systems. Designed primarily for high speed applications in data acquisition, as well as military / aerospace test and instrumentation it combines superior mechanical quality with lowest noise power supply technology.
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6U VXS 6023-JL -
W-IE-NE-R, Plein & Baus GmbH
The WIENER VXS 6023 crate series adds high performance Switch Fabrics according to VITA 41 specification to VME based systems. Designed primarily for high speed applications in data acquisition, as well as military / aerospace test and instrumentation it combines superior mechanical quality with lowest noise power supply technology.
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CMC 353 -
OMICRON electronics
With its compact design and low weight of 13.3 kg / 29.3 lbs, the CMC 353 provides the perfect combination of portability and power. It is the ideal test set for three-phase protection testing and the commissioning of SCADA systems. The powerful current outputs (3 x 32 A / 430 VA) optimally support 5 A relay testing.
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Accel-RF Corporation
These systems deliver an unbeatable combination of advantages over a wide range of RF frequencies and power levels. The Automated Multi-Channel RF-Biased Burn-In Test System is a turnkey system that incorporates all of the capability needed for accelerated aging and parametric testing of RF semiconductor devices. Its powerful software elegantly supports data acquisition, storage, and presentation. Accel RF’s customers choose system features to meet their technical needs and capital budget. In addition to cost savings, use of Accel-RF’s solutions accelerate product time-to-market, saving many months of product development.
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Ohm Loads Powertek Inc.
The DC SERIES load banks are designed for connection to DC Power Supplies , Aircraft Power Converters, Telecom Rectifiers, Batteries, Fuel Cells or any other DC power source. The DC SERIESis ideal for integration into racked test systems or bench - top testing. These standard models are easily configured for other voltage and current ratings.
