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M9393A -
Keysight Technologies
9 kHz to 8.4 GHz, 14 GHz, 18 GHz, or 27 GHz Frequency extension to 50 GHz (minimum frequency of 3.6 GHz) with Option FRX40 MHz (standard), 100 MHz, or 160 MHz analysis bandwidth, and optional wideband IF output with Option WB1Up to 4 time-synchronous channels
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M9377A -
Keysight Technologies
The M9377A is one port PXIe Vector Network Analyzer direct access receiver which is used in the M9485A PXIe Multiport Vector Network Analyzer
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M9376A -
Keysight Technologies
Use the one port PXIe vector network analyzer receiver with Keysight's M9485A PXIe multiport vector network analyzer
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Signals & Systems India Private Limited
Your product description goes hGPS NTP Time Server (SYNTIME) for Network Time Synchronization is a highly accurate time server. It generates time protocols to synchronize NTP/SNTP clients (Simple Network Time Protocol)/PTP clients (Precision time protocol IEEE 1588) over the network and operates at a speed of 10/100/1000Mbps. The NTP server accepts the time and frequency signals from sources like GPS or GLONASS. It achieves nanosecond accuracy and the system clock operates at stratum 1 when synchronized with time sources. It is a sleek, rack-mountable unit that synchronizes and maintains equipment/device time and avoiding any time drifts due to local RTCs. NTP output from time server supports unicast, broadcast, and multicast methods based on selection and behaves like a reference clock for the network. Apart from time synchronization protocols, it supports MD5 (Security key), SNMP, SSH, HTTP (Configuration), TELNET, FTP, and SYSLOG. IP address of the LAN ports can be field configurable.
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Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
Precise timing is achieved using satellite clocks, which process signals from Global Navigation Satellite Systems, such as GPS, and output time to power system devices using IRIG-B, the Precision Time Protocol (PTP), and the Network Time Protocol (NTP).
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Safran - Navigation & Timing
Precision timing is critical for defense and commercial industries and powering essential network operations. Safran offers secure time servers and solutions for accurate network synchronization, ensuring security, compliance, and adherence to best practices. Safran excels in delivering precision timing solutions, including NTPNTP, or Network Time Protocol, is a widely used networking protocol that enables computers and devices to synchronize their system clocks with a reference time source. It ensures accurate timekeeping in computer networks by allowing devices to obtain precise time information from NTP servers, which are typically synchronized to highly accurate atomic clocks. NTP is essential for various applications and services that rely on synchronized time, such as network security, authentication, and data logging. time server appliances and GPSGlobal Positioning System is a navigation satellite system. See also master clocks globally.
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Viavi Solutions Inc.
The VIAVI Protocol Test product family provides scalable end to end protocol analysis of multiple mobile technologies for issues that occur at any time (including in the past) for multiple users in a fraction of the time. The product family also supports Virtual Ethernet lifecycle management solution for test, service activation, performance monitoring and troubleshooting on all network layers.
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Erbessd Instruments, LLC
A Wireless Vibration Sensor is a device that includes an Accelerometer and is capable of measuring vibration and send it to a receiver using a Wireless protocol. Depending on the wireless protocol used, some of these sensors may even transmit data in real time. Hence having the capability to connect via peer to peer or mesh network.
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Cipher -
Avionics Interface Technologies
Supports Multiple Network Protocols including Ethernet, FibreChannel, & MIL-Firewire (AS5643) - High Performance Filtering & Search - Built-in protocol decoders for: FC-AE-ASM, FC-AE-RDMA, FCAE-1553, AS5643, Ethernet, IPv4, IPv6, UDP - User defined “protocol decoders” for custom & proprietary protocols - Database architecture for handling very large data sets - Multiple, Simultaneous views of data sets with time correlation of data across multiple views. - Compatible with common network analysis tools such as - Wireshark (e.g. Imports/Exports to PCAPNG) - Compatible with AIT’s Fibre Channel Test - Instruments for live capture, triggering, and filtering.
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Wireshark -
Wireshark Foundation
Wireshark is the world''s foremost network protocol analyzer. It lets you see what''s happening on your network at a microscopic level. It is the de facto (and often de jure) standard across many industries and educational institutions. Deep inspection of hundreds of protocols, with more being added all the time. Live capture and offline analysis. Standard three-pane packet browser. Multi-platform: Runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, Solaris, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and many others. Captured network data can be browsed via a GUI, or via the TTY-mode TShark utility.
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IxANVL -
Keysight Network Applications and Security
With Ixia’s IxANVL (automated network validation library), you can quickly and effortlessly access a vast array of protocol libraries and utilities to validate protocol compliance and interoperability. Easy to use thanks to an enhanced GUI and flexible test-automation capabilities, IxANVL delivers a number of key advantages. By emulating large, multinode networks, it not only reduces costs—it also leads to more efficient testing and faster product-release times. And extensive and thorough automated testing increases your confidence in product quality.
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LTE-Advanced Xpert™ -
TraceSpan Communications Ltd.
The LTE-Advanced Xpert multi-layer analyzer is a unique, real-time continuous protocol analyzer for LTE and LTE-Advanced networks. Installed between a base station and its served mobile devices, the LTE-Advanced Xpert captures the LTE-Uu uplink and downlink transmission and performs deciphering and analysis of data and control channels in real time.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices Clock synchronizers are designed for wired networking applications, providing the clock redundancy functionality needed to maximize system uptime. Our technology supports clock synchronization with common standards, including 1 pulse per second (PPS) output signal from a GPS receiver. GPS signals are broadly available and utilize an extremely stable atomic clock as its time base, but they are often noisy. Systems rely on the IEEE1588 timing protocol to establish synchronous communications across the wired network, including synchronous Ethernet and synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) to optical transport network (OTN) mapping/demapping. The IEEE1588 protocol has emerged as the preferred method for Clock synchronizing systems throughout both computer networks and local area networks (LAN).
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XRA-31 -
Excentis
Fast DOCSIS® 3.1 testing and communication troubleshooting is a must to ensure your network is performing the way it should. The key to easy, lighting-fast analysis? Our XRA-31 real-time DOCSIS protocol analyzer. Featuring an exceptionally intuitive GUI, the XRA-31 makes packet capture and analysis a smooth, quick, and pleasant experience – to help you pinpoint issues in no time.
