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Analog Devices Inc.
High supply voltage op amps are used in systems that demand the widest dynamic range with the best signal-to-noise ratio. Engineers turn to Analog Devices for high voltage amplifiers that deliver industry-leading performance. Increasingly, new high voltage amplifiers also offer features to improve system performance, cost, and robustness while easing the complexity of system design. New features include integrated input overvoltage protection (OVP), on-chip electromagnetic interference (EMI) filtering, higher electrostatic discharge (ESD) immunity, and greater resistance to latch-up in both powered and unpowered operations.
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SP-CAT5-6V -
Network Technologies Inc
Protects sensors running on CATx unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable against the effects of electrostatic discharge, faulty wiring and lightning. The use of two protectors on each end of the line will provide increased protection for each end against surges. Protected pins: (1,2) (3,6) (4,7) and (7,8) pass through. Impedance: 85 to 115 Ohms. Surge suppression: 22Vpeak @ 100A 10/1000µs. Maximum continuous voltage: 6Vpeak. Dimensions WxDxH: 1x3.6x0.9 in (25x91x23 mm). Regulatory approvals: GR 1089, NEC 800.100 and 830.100, ITU 703, UL94 V0 Flame Rated.
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DI-NH3 -
MKS Instruments
MKS' DI-NH3 is a compact, stand-alone system providing dissolved ammonia water. With Semiconductor 3D IC architectures using new materials like Cu-Co and Si-SiGe, the ability to wet clean with precise alkaline chemistries is growing in frequency and importance. The DI-NH3 delivers dissolved ammonia, providing optimal cleaning capability in an alkaline chemistry, minimizing material loss and contamination and inhibiting Electrostatic Discharge (ESD). Using closed-loop control, conductivity and pressure are kept stable under changing flow conditions. The dissolved ammonia concentration is monitored and adjusted, delivering the specific NH4OH concentration needed. Dissolved ammonia’s alkaline chemistry provides ESD protection during rinsing, particle lift-off, and residual photoresist removal in middle-of-line (MOL) and prevents corrosion of cobalt/copper interfaces.
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EMP -
Keystone Compliance
An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) is a short burst of electromagnetic energy that can be extremely damaging to electronic equipment. EMP energy can be transferred in the form of electromagnetic radiation, an electric field, electrical conduction or a magnetic field. Since EMPs have a short duration, their impact can occur across large ranges of frequencies. EMPs can be produced naturally, occur from man-made equipment. Natural EMPs include lightning strikes and electrostatic discharges (ESD), geomagnetic storms/coronal mass ejections of solar origin. Man-made EMPs include power line surges, pulses created by ignition systems, nuclear electromagnetic pulses (NEMP) and non-nuclear electromagnetic pulses (NNEMP).
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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.
