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779620-01 -
NI
16 AI (16-Bit, 250 kS/s), 2 AO, 6 DI, 4 Sinking DO, Bank-Isolated, PXI Multifunction I/O Module—The PXI‑6233 is a bank-isolated DAQ device designed for voltage I/O. It offers analog I/O, digital input, sinking digital output, two 32‑bit counters, and digital triggering. The digital input and outputs are compatible with 24 V signals. It combines the safety and performance benefits of isolation with high-performance timing, amplification, and calibration technologies to offer accurate measurements and precise control. The PXI‑6233 is ideal for test, measurement, control, and design applications in environments with high voltages and electrical noise. You can use the PXI‑6233 to read from encoders, flow meters, and proximity sensors as well as control valves, pumps, and relays.
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780169-01 -
NI
16 AI (16-Bit, 400 kS/s), 2 AO (250 kS/s), Up to 32 DIO USB Multifunction I/O Device - The USB‑6212 is a multifunction DAQ device. It offers analog input, digital input, digital output, and two 32‑bit counters. The device provides an onboard amplifier designed for fast settling times at high scanning rates. It also features signal streaming technology that gives you DMA-like bidirectional high-speed streaming of data across USB. The device is ideal for test, control, and design applications including portable data logging, field monitoring, embedded OEM, in-vehicle data acquisition, and academic. The USB‑6212 features a lightweight mechanical enclosure and is bus powered for easy portability. The included NI‑DAQmx driver and configuration utility simplify configuration and measurements.
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779676-01 -
NI
16 AI (16-Bit, 250 kS/s), 2 AO (250 kS/s), 4 DI, 4 DO USB Multifunction I/O Device - The USB‑6211 is a multifunction DAQ device. It offers analog I/O, digital input, digital output, and two 32‑bit counters. The device provides an onboard amplifier designed for fast settling times at high scanning rates. It also features signal streaming technology that gives you DMA-like bidirectional high-speed streaming of data across USB. The device is ideal for test, control, and design applications including portable data logging, field monitoring, embedded OEM, in-vehicle data acquisition, and academic. The USB‑6211 features a lightweight mechanical enclosure and is bus powered for easy portability. The included NI‑DAQmx driver and configuration utility simplify configuration and measurements.
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779675-01 -
NI
16 AI (16-Bit, 250 kS/s), 4 DI, 4 DO USB Multifunction I/O Device - The USB‑6210 is a multifunction DAQ device. It offers analog input, digital input, digital output, and two 32‑bit counters. The device provides an onboard amplifier designed for fast settling times at high scanning rates. It also features signal streaming technology that gives you DMA‑like bidirectional high-speed streaming of data across USB. The device is ideal for test, control, and design applications including portable data logging, field monitoring, embedded OEM, in-vehicle data acquisition, and academic. The USB‑6210 features a lightweight mechanical enclosure and is bus powered for easy portability. The included NI‑DAQmx driver and configuration utility simplify configuration and measurements.
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SP-RS485-12V-O -
Network Technologies Inc
Ideal for applications such as video surveillance cameras and access control. Protects sensors running on 22 AWG 2-wire sensor cables or 12VDC power lines against the effects of electrostatic discharge, faulty wiring and lightning. RS485 protection: Stage 1 clamping voltage: ±90V; Stage 2 resistance: 3.3 Ohms; Stage 3 clamping voltage: ±7.5V. 12VDC power lines protection: Stage 1 clamping voltage: ±90V; Stage 2 current rating: 3A; Stage 3: 12V TVS (transient voltage suppression) diode. Screw terminal pairs for RS485 and 12VDC power lines protection. Will also protect two single ended data, analog or control lines. Impact and weather resistant enclosure with locking hinged cover.
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Model 58690 -
Pentek, Inc.
- Two L-Band tuners accept RF signals from 925 MHz to 2175 MHz- Two programmable LNAs boost LNB (low-noise block) antenna signal levels with up to 60 dB gain- Two programmable analog downconverters provide I + Q baseband signals with bandwidths ranging from 4 to 40 MHz- Four 200 MHz 16-bit A/Ds- Supports Xilinx Virtex-6 LXT and SXT FPGAs- Up to 4 GB of DDR3 SDRAM; or: 64 MB of QDRII+ SRAM- PCI Express (Gen. 1 & 2) interface up to x8- Clock/sync bus for multiboard synchronization- Optional user-configurable gigabit serial interface- Optional LVDS connections to the Virtex-6 FPGA for custom I/O- Ruggedized and conduction-cooled versions available- Synchronize up to eight modules with Model 7893 System Synchronization and Distribution Amplifier - PCIe
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Model 57690 -
Pentek, Inc.
- One L-Band tuners accept RF signals from 925 MHz to 2175 MHz- One programmable LNAs boost LNB (low-noise block) antenna signal levels with up to 60 dB gain- One programmable analog downconverters provide I + Q baseband signals with bandwidths ranging from 4 to 40 MHz- Two 200 MHz 16-bit A/Ds- Supports Xilinx Virtex-6 LXT and SXT FPGAs- Up to 2 GB of DDR3 SDRAM; or: 32 MB of QDRII+ SRAM- PCI Express (Gen. 1 & 2) interface up to x8- Clock/sync bus for multiboard synchronization- Optional user-configurable gigabit serial interface- Optional LVDS connections to the Virtex-6 FPGA for custom I/O- Ruggedized and conduction-cooled versions available- Synchronize up to eight modules with Model 7893 System Synchronization and Distribution Amplifier - PCIe
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Model 71791 -
Pentek, Inc.
- Accepts RF Signals from 925 MHz to 2175 MHz- Programmable LNA handles L-Band input signal levels from -50 dBm to +10 dBm- Programmable analog downconverter provides IF or I+Q baseband signals at frequencies up to 123 MHz- Two 500 MHz 12-bit A/Ds digitize IF or I+Q signals synchronously; optional: 400 MHz 14-bit A/Ds- Two FPGA-based multiband digital downconverters- Xilinx Virtex-7 VX330T or VX690T FPGAs- 4 GB of DDR3 SDRAM- Sample clock synchronization to an external system reference- PCI Express (Gen. 1, 2 & 3) interface, up to x8- Clock/sync bus for multimodule synchronization- VITA 42.0 XMC compatible with switched fabric interfaces- Optional user-configurable gigabit serial interface- Optional LVDS connections to the Virtex-7 FPGA for custom I/O
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CENSUS Series -
Multidyne
Working with audio is a complex endeavor. There are broadcast compliance challenges, ensuring that audio loudness thresholds are not exceeded. There are the quality control essentials that assure broadcast signal integrity. Depending on format, the number of signals to monitor and maintain range from very low to high density. MultiDyne acquired Census Digital in 2020 to problem-solve these broadcast and production audio challenges. MultiDyne’s rackmounted CENSUS Series provide reliable confidence monitoring for studios, mobile production and broadcast operations. Each addresses signal density needs for SDI, analog, AES/EBU,MADI or Dante IP audio, and simplifies how engineers visually and aurally monitor individual audio channels, adjust loudness levels and downmix channels. A consistent front panel design and intuitive UI assures a familiar user experience across all models while extracting audio information, setting key parameters and maintaining quality control.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices’ RS-232/RS-485 multiprotocol transceivers are the only parts in the market that allow protocol switching and allow for switching between half-/full-duplex operation and switching on/off termination resistors, both of which minimize physical user intervention when reconfiguring networks. Features include 3.3 V to 5 V operation, up to ±26 kV ESD, a logic supply pin, and small LFCSP packages. As large-scale computing applications typically require more protocols than the RS-232 and RS-485 protocols found in everyday applications, we support legacy protocols. These include V.28 (RS-232), V.35, RS-449, RS-530, RS-530-A, V.36, or X.21. Software-selectable protocol, cable termination, and data terminal equipment (DTE) or data communications equipment (DCE) configurations all provide convenient flexibility.
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Analog Devices Inc.
The Analog Devices family of I2C solutions support hot swappable, 2-wire bidirectional bus buffers to allow I/O card insertion into a live backplane without corruption of the data and clock busses. Additional supported 2-wire buses include SMBus, PMBus, the ATCA intelligent platform management bus (IPMB), and the HDMI DDC bus. I2C/SMBus Accelerators improve bus transitions to allows multiple device connections or a longer, more capacitive interconnect, without compromising slew rates or bus performance. ADI's software-programmable and pin-selectable I2C multiplexers help resolve I2C address limitations, increase fan-in or fan-out, and integrate bus buffers and rise time accelerators for an all-in-one solution. Resistor configurable I2C address translators can be configured with over 100 unique slave addresses to allow multiple slave devices with the same address to coexist on the same bus.
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AWA-0142 -
Anokiwave Inc.
The AWA-0142 is an active array for 5G wireless applications developed using planar antenna technology resulting in a very low profile, lightweight unit. The surface mount assembled antenna board is based on Anokiwave’s AWMF-0135 Silicon Quad Core IC and demonstrates the performance achievable using low power silicon integration and efficient antenna layout and design. Using the AWMF-0135, the antenna provides +60dBmi (1000 W) of EIRP. The electronic 2D beam steering is achieved using analog RF beam forming, with independent phase and gain control in both Tx and Rx operating modes. The AWA-0142 antenna leads the way in showing how 5G coverage can be rolled out by network operators using the mmW bands, with low power footprint and high energy efficiency, while meeting key operating specifications for data rate, latency, coverage, and reliability.
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AWA-0134 -
Anokiwave Inc.
The AWA-0134 is an active array for 5G wireless applications developed using planar antenna technology resulting in a very low profile, lightweight unit. The surface mount assembled antenna board is based on Anokiwave’s AWMF-0108 Silicon Quad Core IC and demonstrates the performance achievable using low power silicon integration and efficient antenna layout and design. Using the AWMF-0108, the antenna provides +60dBmi (1000 W) of EIRP. The electronic 2D beam steering is achieved using analog RF beam forming, with independent phase and gain control in both Tx and Rx operating modes. The AWA-0134 antenna leads the way in showing how 5G coverage can be rolled out by network operators using the mmW bands, with low power footprint and high energy efficiency, while meeting key operating specifications for data rate, latency, coverage, and reliability.
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1154A -
Audio Authority Corp.
Consumers who own a receiver and/or TV with limited inputs can use the 1154A to add multiple A/V sources. Its exclusive Adaptive Signal SensingTM technology uses multiple criteria to decide when to switch sources, and adapts to users’ activity patterns, customizing its switching behavior over time. The high bandwidth circuitry accepts HDTV component video (YPbPr), stereo analog audio, and digital audio in both optical and coaxial formats, and switches all audio and video signals simultaneously when a new source becomes active. Digital audio signals are converted automatically to the desired format. Up to four sources may be connected to one receiver/video display system through the 1154A. A manual select button is provided to override the 1154A’s automatic selection. Multi-color front panel LEDs indicate source availability.
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ESP -
ARC Technology Solutions
ESP, or Engineering Support Platform, is a low cost, powerful and versatile platform for the development, deployment and support of FPGA Applications. ESP is powered by DSX core, ARC’s core element for the development and deployment of digital and mixed signal systems. The standard system contains 2 custom FPGA system, often configured in combination where one acts as the application firmware, and the other is used for test. But the system is expandable and configurable in any combination to solve any problem in a digital, analog or mixed signal system. The FPGAs can be configured to generate, analyze, process and/or output complex signals at a wide range of voltages, frequencies and serial protocols. It has been used to develop solutions for Radar systems, testers, Pattern Generation, digital signal processing and generating, Video processing, and many more. ESP comes as a desktop or rack mounted solution, and no special interfaces are needed.
