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DM84 -
Lectrosonics, Inc.
The DM84 is an 8-in, 4-out digital matrix processor with the capability to route any combination of inputs to any combination of outputs with extremely low throughput latency. Automatic microphone mixing is accomplished via a patented Adaptive Proportional Gain algorithm. Sophisticated filtering is offered on each input and output. A compressor is available on each input, a compressor and limiter on each output. In addition, each input and output can be configured with a delay setting of up to 100 ms for inputs, 250 ms for outputs. The DM84 runs on the latest-generation DSP architecture and can be integrated as part of a larger system by connecting other DM units (like the DMTH4) via the Digital Audio Network Interface (DANI) bus.
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34XX -
FETservice, Inc
Performs DC, AC, and pulsed tests. Excels at evaluating difficult to measure parameters on zeners, current limiters, varactor tuning diodes, darlingtons and matched dual transistors. 24 bin opto-isolated handler/prober interface. Parallel first-in first out computer to tester interface for maximum throughput. Parallel testing with a 3402E or 3403E allows shared test execution for extremely high throughput applications when interfaced to high speed handlers with multiple test sites.
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36XX -
FETservice, Inc
Two test stations on the 3600E and 3601E systems. Performs DC, AC, and pulsed tests. Excels at evaluating difficult to measure parameters on zeners, current limiters, varactor tuning diodes and darlingtons. 24 bin opto-isolated handler/prober interface. Parallel first-in first out computer to tester interface for maximum throughput. Parallel testing with a 3602E or 3603E allows shared test execution for extremely high throughput applications when interfaced to high speed handlers with multiple test sites.
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Series PRR -
Kepco, Inc.
Kepco's PRR are 1000 Watt rack mounted laboratory systems power supplies that offer the low cost and very high dependability of ferroresonant voltage stabilization.The ferroresonant stabilizing technique provides extraordinary isolation from a wide variety of source noise. It is inherently short-circuit proof and cannot expose delicate loads to overvoltage hazards. Hence no crowbar, fuses, or bounding circuits are needed. Ferroresonant power supplies use no noise-producing switches or oscillators. Voltage setting is independent of delicate control settings or diode references and requires no comparators, references, or limiters. Efficiency is 70-80%.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices, the world-class supplier of complete MMIC-based solutions for communication and aerospace and military markets, offers two successive detection log video amplifiers (SDLVAs) that operate over the 0.6 GHz to 20 GHz and 2 GHz to 20 GHz frequency ranges, respectively. They feature power limiter circuitry at the RF input and carry a Class 1A ESD rating (250 V HBM). They are available in miniature connectorized module packaging and are ideal for designers with space and power-constrained applications, including EW and ELINT receivers, DF radar, ECM, IFM systems, and missile guidance.
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Quantic PMI
PMI offers custom surface mount (SMT) and QFN packaging for many types of devices. SDLVA's, Log Amplifiers, Phase Shifters, Attenuators, Switches, as well as Low Noise Amplifiers. PMI also offers multifunction options in a single QFN package such as Limiter / LNA or LNA / Detector. PMI has the experience to offer custom devices that meet your specific control function at high frequency. Mounting and integrating high frequency RF devices take skill and experience such that the package itself does not degrade the RF signal. PMI has the experience in selecting the proper package, integrating the RF devices and providing the required testing.
