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LF (125 kHz) -
Balluff GmbH
BIS L uses a low frequency (LF) of 125 kHz with passive data carriers. These data carriers are read/write, designed for use in harsh environments and chemically highly resistant. With BIS L you can handle applications with special demands economically. Small form factors and versions with enhanced data security (additional check code) also provide great flexibility.
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LF (70/455 kHz) -
Balluff GmbH
BIS C works with low frequency (LF) and uses two frequencies: 455 kHz for writing and 70 kHz for reading. The wide variety of passive data carriers with various dimensions, configurations, memory sizes, operating temperatures, materials, mounting options and ranges allows you to tackle nearly any technical task. BIS C established as the standard for tool identification.
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T&C Power Conversion
0 kHz to 3 MHz 100W - 4000W 1 input, up to 7 outputs Step-Up / Step-Down Transformers Impedance matching outputs from 1.2 Ohms to 2500 Ohms Compact Design Compatible with T&C''s Class A 10 kHz - 20 MHz LF Generators & Amps Compatible with Class B 20 kHz - 6 MHz LF Generators & Amps
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Meilhaus Electronic GmbH
Function and arbitrary signal generators in the LF and lower HF range up to 500 MHz, generation of standard signals (sine, square, triangle...), fixed and user-definable arbitrary signals; Modulations, Burst, Sweep
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AE Techron, Inc.
Easiest-to-use LF wave sequence generator1550+ automotive and aviation standards' tests includedDramatically reduces test time for repetitive test sequencesSemi-automatic calibration routine significantly reduces labor-intensive tasks (like CS101)Very easy to modify included waveform sequences or create new ones
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NDT Technologies, Inc.
The LMA Signal measures loss of metallic cross-sectional area (LMA) caused by corrosion, abrasion, etc. The LMA Signal is quantitative and can be calibrated. (Typically, a rope must be retired when the LMA exceeds 10%).The WRR Signal measures wire rope roughness (WRR). WRR is defined as the aggregate surface roughness of all wires in a rope. WRR is typically caused by and indicates internal and external corrosion pitting, broken wires and clusters of broken wires. The WRR signal is quantitative, and it is calibrated together with the LMA Signal.The LF Signal can indicate localized flaws (LF), for example, broken wires, corrosion pitting, etc. Because it is only qualitative - and cannot be calibrated - it is of limited value for assessing rope deterioration and for making rope retirement decisions.
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LF-Series -
Mountz Inc.
The LF-Series is an economical brushless screwdriver. The durable power tool features a Swiss Maxon brushless motor, which reduces the common maintenance costs associated brush type electric screwdrivers. The electric screwdriver is ESD safe, ensuring less than 1 Ohm at the bit tip. ESD management in power tools ensures product quality, cost savings and a reduction in overall ESD failures. Manufacturing engineers involved with microelectronic products are aware of the importance of controlling Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) failures. Lapses in preventing the occurrence of electrostatic discharge can affect production yields, manufacturing costs, product quality, product reliability, reputation and profitability.
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CYHCS-LF -
ChenYang Technologies GmbH & Co. KG
This Hall Effect current sensor is based on closed loop compensating principle and can be used for accurate measurement of DC and AC current, pulse currents etc. The output of the transducer reflects the real wave of the current carrying conductor.
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Kuhne electronic GmbH
Is a radio beacon, whose purpose is the investigation of the propagation of radio signals. Most radio propagation beacons use amateur radio frequencies. They can be found on LF, MF, HF, VHF, UHF, and microwave frequencies. Microwave beacons are also used as signal sources to test and calibrate antennas and receivers
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Saluki Technology Inc.
S1131 RF signal generator provides engineers with a “Smaller, lighter and easier” solution for 3GHz signal-generation applications. While it is an entry level instrument, the S1131 provides most commonly used functions an engineer needs such as CW signal generation, AM/FM/PM/Pulse modulation, digital modulation (ASK, FSK, PSK), Up-converting, LF output etc. S1131 is perfect suitable for education, RF component manufacture and maintenance.
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TS2202E -
TEAM SOLUTIONS, INC.
USB powered 2 channels (stackable up to 12 channels) 1 GS/s real-time sampling 200 MHz bandwidth 10K (TS2202)/64M (TS2212) points per channel Vertical offset adjustable Edge, External , Width, Video/TV Trigger B-Trigger, Delay, Logic, Runt, Serial Bus, Setup/Hold, Slew, Timeout Trigger (TS22x2A Only) LF reject, HF reject, Noise reject RUN/STOP hardware button Export data to WORD, EXCEL, TEXT, HTML, MATLAB etc. Data Logger (HD storage) Embedded 2-channels FG with Modulation, Sweep, Burst function
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Chroma 11022/11025 -
Chroma Systems Solutions, Inc.
The Chroma 11022 and 11025 LCR Meters are passive component testers that can give you the most cost effective alternative equivalent to the high priced meters. They are designed for the demanding applications in production test, incoming inspection, component design and evaluation. Programmable test signal level settings are from10mV to 1V in a step of 10mV, and the VM/IM signal level monitor functions allow you to evaluate your devices at the level you specify. Ten test frequencies of 50Hz, 60Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, 1kHz, 10kHz, 20kHz, 40kHz, 50kHz, and 100kHz, can be used to evaluate passive components and transformers/ LF coils.
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LF-F/LV-F Series -
HORIBA, Ltd.
The LF-F and LV-F Series are digital liquid mass flow controllers using a Peltier element which cools the liquid rather than using the more common method of thermal heating. This technique removes the risk of boiling chemicals with a low boiling point, thus allowing for greater chemical control.
