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Copernicus Technology Ltd
Copernicus Technology supply test hardware accessories to support Intermittent Fault Detection testing using VIFD™ and IFDIS™ test equipment, such as Interface Test Adapters (ITA). We also supply and repair general purpose and customer-spec test hardware accessories: ITAs, Break-Out Boxes (shown below) and Mobile Vibration Systems. The Mobile Vibration System can be quickly set up in repair bays for applying environmental stimulus to components and wiring harnesses during testing.
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Mors Smitt Group
The D-dock system consists of a D-dock Test Block which is put between the existing relay socket and the existing D-U plug-in relay. All 14 relay-pins are wired to the Break-Out Box enabling to connect measuring equipment like multimeters, scope meters or data analyzers to log operations during longer period. This makes fault finding easy. The D-dock fits in tightly packed relay panels and small cabinets. It can operate unattended enabling normal passenger operating service.
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Parallax Inc.
Parallax speeds the process of Propeller 2 development through our partnership with MikroE, who has created a family of 850+ Clicks for most I/O functions you may envision. For each of the Click boards stocked by Parallax, you will find a documented Spin 2 code example on our Propeller GitHub Object Exchange. Connect your Click boards to the Propeller 2 Evaluation Board or P2-EC Edge Breakout Breadboard using the #64008 P2 to MikroBus Click Adapter.
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Parallax Inc.
Parallax speeds the process of Propeller 2 development through our partnership with MikroE, who has created a family of 850+ Clicks for most I/O functions you may envision. For each of the Click boards stocked by Parallax, you will find a documented Spin 2 code example on our Propeller GitHub Object Exchange. Connect your Click boards to the Propeller 2 Evaluation Board or P2-EC Edge Breakout Breadboard using the #64008 P2 to MikroBus Click Adapter.
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Parallax Inc.
Parallax speeds the process of Propeller 2 development through our partnership with MikroE, who has created a family of 850+ Clicks for most I/O functions you may envision. For each of the Click boards stocked by Parallax, you will find a documented Spin 2 code example on our Propeller GitHub Object Exchange. Connect your Click boards to the Propeller 2 Evaluation Board or P2-EC Edge Breakout Breadboard using the #64008 P2 to MikroBus Click Adapter.
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Patton Electronics Co.
Is a hybrid networking device installed on the customer premise that provides advanced IP routing services combined with standard voice media gateway functions (see What is a VoIP Gateway?). Among the chief advantages is the ability to manage intra-company dialing plans, including PSTN breakout for long-distance toll bypass between branch offices. Additional IP routing features may also be provided, including access control list (ACL) and payload encryption using such networking protocols as VoIP-VPN IPsec or TLS/SRTP.
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Keysight Technologies
Use the PCIe 5.0 Tx compliance software to test, debug and characterize your PCIe Gen5 designs quickly and easily. It automatically configures the oscilloscope for each test and generates an informative HTML report upon test completion. The application compares the results with the specification test limit and includes margin analysis which indicates how closely the device passes or fails each test. With the option InfiniiSim Waveform Transformation Toolset, the software supports integrated de-embedding of the breakout channel of the test fixture.
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NI
76-Pin, Female Flying Leads to 68-Pin, Male VHDCI, Shielded, 50 Ω Digital Cable - The SHC68-H1X38 Digital Cable connects NI 6535/6/7, 654x, 655x, and 657x digital instruments directly to individual header pins for use with a custom breakout fixture. The flying-lead cable has paired signal and ground lines for each channel to preserve signal quality. Each signal and ground line is designed to plug directly into any 0.1 in. header connector. It is a shielded, 50 Ω cable.
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SparkFun Electronics
The SparkFun Qwiic MicroPressure Sensor is a miniature breakout equipped with Honeywell's 25psi piezoresistive silicon pressure sensor. This MicroPressure Sensor offers a calibrated and compensated pressure sensing range of 60mbar to 2.5bar, easy to read 24 bit digital I2C output, and can be calibrated and compensated over a specific temperature range for sensor offset, sensitivity, temperature effects, and non-linearity using an on-board Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC). With its ultra-low power consumption and Qwiic ports, you've got yourself a power packed little sensor!
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NI
72-Pin, Female Flying Leads to 48-Pin, Male InfiniBand, 100 Ohm, Shielded LVDS Cable - The SHB12X-H3X24 LVDS Cable connects the 12X InfiniBand connector on PXIe-656x LVDS digital instruments or some NI 658x LVDS Adapter Modules for FlexRIO directly to individual header pins. This cable is intended for use with a custom breakout fixture. The flying-lead cable has three signals per grouping for positive, negative, and ground pin connections designed to plug directly into any 0.1 in. header connector. It is a shielded, 100 ohm cable.
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NI
9-Pin, Female D-SUB to 9-Pin, Female D-SUB FlexRay Cable - The SHD9F-D9F FlexRay Cable connects FlexRay interfaces to devices, breakout boxes, other interfaces, and accessories. This cable meets FlexRay cabling specifications and is compatible with all NI-XNET FlexRay interfaces. It offers 82 dB/km attenuation with no termination. The cable’s impedance is 100 Ω, 148.94 Ω/km at 20 °C resistance, and 5.2 ns/m delay. The cable features four 26 AWG twisted pairs and dedicated pairs for FlexRay Bus A and Bus B.
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Tech-Aid Products
This panel was designed to give the avionics shop the capability to test and troubleshoot many of the GPS, GPS/COMM and FMS units on the market today. Breakout jacks are provided for both analog and digital signals that need to be monitored or simulated. A data port update jack is provided as well as Arinc 429 and RS232 loopback switches. Switches for Gillham altitude are provided as well as fuel flow adjustments. An array of annunciators and configuration switches are also provided to verify those outputs and inputs. Optional UUT configuration overlays also availabl
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Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-592A FIBO (Fault Insertion Break-Out) Matrix Module is a large-scale high density switching matrix based on the Pickering BRIC format. The fault insertion BRICs are designed for applications requiring the simulation of a variety of faults in complex, high pin count, applications involving sensors and control units. Typical faults that can be simulated are open-circuits, short circuits to ground or battery, or short-circuits between input/output lines. Typical applications are in automotive and aerospace industries which involve safety or mission critical systems that have to behave predictably when cabling or sensor faults occur.
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Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-592A FIBO (Fault Insertion Break-Out) Matrix Module is a large-scale high density switching matrix based on the Pickering BRIC format. The fault insertion BRICs are designed for applications requiring the simulation of a variety of faults in complex, high pin count, applications involving sensors and control units. Typical faults that can be simulated are open-circuits, short circuits to ground or battery, or short-circuits between input/output lines. Typical applications are in automotive and aerospace industries which involve safety or mission critical systems that have to behave predictably when cabling or sensor faults occur.
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Raspberry PI Foundation
The Compute Module Development Kit 3 is a prototyping kit for those who wish to make use of the Raspberry Pi in a more flexible form factor, intended for industrial applications. The compute module contains the guts of a Raspberry Pi 3 (the BCM2837 processor and 1GB RAM) as well as a 4GB eMMC Flash device (which is the equivalent of the SD card in the Pi). The accompanying IO Board is a simple, open-source breakout board that you can plug a Compute Module into. The board hosts 120 GPIO pins, an HDMI port, a USB port, two camera ports and two display ports.
