Showing results 1 - 15 of 46 products found
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Company: Antenna Research
Antennas for RADAR test, simulation and training are designed for integration into complete threat RADAR simulators for use on combat training and test ranges or in simulators for training and evaluation of RADAR operators, aircrews, air-traffic-control or weather radar applications. All antennas for RADAR simulators have high RF power handling capabilities and generally use pressurized transmission lines. Dual-band, single aperture antennas and a cluster of separate antennas mounted to a single pedestal are ideally suited for RADAR simulators in mobile, fixed, shipboard and airborne environments.
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Company: Excelitas Technologies
At Excelitas, we’re sensing what you need for a healthier, cleaner and safer tomorrow. From infrared light emitting diodes to high power pulsed laser diodes, our emitter technologies are addressing your high-performance and high-volume applications. We have the emitter technologies and capabilities to enhance and accelerate your OEM designs. You can depend on our seven world-class design, manufacturing and R&D facilities including: Montreal, Canada; Wiesbaden, Germany; Fremont, USA; Singapore; Manila, Philippines; Shenzhen, China; and Batam, Indonesia.
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Company: York EMC Services
These reference signal source generate a broadband radiated and/or conducted output up to 40 GHz. When used as a verification reference source, the known output allows unknowns within systems or components to be measured or calculated.
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Company: York EMC Services
They provide a wide range of test options without the necessity for purchasing and maintaining multiple instruments.
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Company: EKSPLA Uab
Includes all necessary components for assembling of optical system for Time Domain THz Spectroscopy. Usable spectral range extends from 0.1 to 4 THz.
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Company: DRS Technologies
The Common Optical Emitter Test System (COETS) is a compact electronic warfare ultra-violet and infrared (IR) laser electro-optical test unit. The system incorporates adaptable software to provide testing not accomplished during system built-in-test.
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Company: Rohde & Schwarz GmbH
R&S®MobileLocator makes it possible for the first time to detect and to automatically locate a transmitter from a moving DF vehicle. Within minutes, the compact DF system based on the R&S®DDF007 portable direction finder can turn a commercial vehicle into a DF platform. Interferers have to be eliminated to ensure seamless radio services such as wireless communications, radio and TV. Regulatory authorities detect such interferers and locate their emitters based on the transmit frequency. Around the globe, Rohde & Schwarz mobile spectrum monitoring systems are used for this purpose. Users in specially equipped DF vehicles rely on R&S ARGUS software. Adding the R&S MobileLocator option now allows them to quickly locate the source of a detected interferer without the need for extra hardware. R&S ARGUS maps the entire spectrum monitoring process – scanning of the frequency band, detection of critical signals based on reference data, analysis of the transmitter, locating and reporting – in a single application.
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Company: DRS Technologies
The Enhanced Common Optical Emitter Test System (ECOETS) is a compact electronic warfare ultra-violet, infrared (IR) laser and realistic laser simulation electro-optical test unit. The system incorporates adaptable software to provide testing not accomplished during system built-in-test.
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Company: Laser Components
Our IR emitters are almost exclusively used in chemical analysis. There is a distinction to be made between broadband and narrow-band emitters. Planck’s emitters are broadbanded, whereas IR lasers are narrow banded.
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Company: Eurostat Group
• Provides excellent coverage, stability of balance and rapid static discharge• No calibration is necessary• Built-in emitter point cleaner for simplified maintenance• Integrated heater for warm air flow• Emitter Points never need replacement
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Company: Broadcom Limited
High-performance, two and three channel incremental optical kit encodersHigh reliability, high resolution,easy assemblyContains a lensed (LED) source or emitter, an integrated circuit with detectors and output circuitry, and a codewheel which rotates between the emitter and detector IC
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Company: Santa Barbara Infrared
MIRAGE™-H is a complete turnkey infrared scene projector that utilizes unique resistive emitter array technology to produce high definition dynamic IR scenes. Signal processing electronics, power supplies, emitter array cooling, calibration (non-uniformity correction) hardware, and user interface software are all integrated with the MIRAGE emitter engine. MIRAGE™-H accepts digital (DVI) and analog (RS-170/NTSC/PAL) video input, and delivers a high-fidelity infrared scene to the user's or SBIR supplied optics. Typical test applications include hardware-in-the-loop testing of missile seekers, FLIR testing, counter measure simulation and testing of tracking systems.
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Company: Teledyne Microwave
The system design utilises next-generation de-interleaving and emitter identification processing coupled with TD established measurement techniques to ensure outstanding performance and exceptional reliability.
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Company: AMS Technologies
Our Laser Systems are based on hermetically sealed and burn-in tested single emitters. The main advantages of our Diode Laser Systems are low operating current since single emitter diodes are operated in series, more precised optical output power control, simpler Diode Laser driver design (low current higher voltage) and higher lifetime due to burn-in testing and screening of the individual laser diodes.
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Company: Heraeus Noblelight
Gas catalytic infrared emitters convert natural gas or propane into medium to long wave infrared by using a special platinum catalyst. The only by-products are water and carbon dioxide. This flameless catalytic reaction produces controllable surface temperatures of the emitters between 175 ° C and 480 ° C without the release of NOx gases (nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide) or carbon monoxide. The radiation intensity can be varied infinitely between 0% - 100% of the available output.
