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Sealevel Systems, Inc.
The ACC-188 synchronous serial radio adapter is interoperable among various tactical radio brands and models used by the defense community. The ACC-188 works with any radio that has a synchronous serial communication port using MIL-STD-188-184 and enables the tactical radios to send data such as GPS maps, images, coordinates, and IM-type communications.
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Summit
Relative humidity(RH) 10-95%, 3% accuracy. Temperature -20 to 80(5 to 175), ±1% of reading ±0.5 ±3digit. Data recording, Serial output(RS232)
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SK1-CHORD -
ELMA Electronic, Inc.
SK1-CHORD is equipped with a PCI Express® to PCI® bridge for conversion of data from the CompactPCI® Serial backplane, to the on-board PCI® parallel bus.
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Omega Engineering, Inc
Omega carries an extensive line of data converters, including RS-232 to USB interface converters, isolators, ethernet switches, industrial ethernet to serial device servers, and more.
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Eltima Software
With Serial to Ethernet Connector you can share up to 255 serial devices over network turning your computer into a terminal server. With this serial over network solution any device connected to a COM port can be accessed and used from any spot on the globe as if it were physically connected to the local machine. The data sent by serial port device is transmitted over a TCP/IP network. This is achieved thanks to our virtual serial port technology that emulates standard COM ports behavior and Windows OS treats the virtual ports as the real ones. Although the ports are treated as physical you are not limited to the quantity of physical COM ports and can create COM port connections without occupying real serial ports. With Serial to Ethernet Connector you can: share serial port for incoming connections, connect the port to remote host, or share port using UDP connection. Starting from version 7.0 Serial to Ethernet Connector got absolutely new user interface for even easier creation and management of connections with latter conveniently visualized and more.
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81134A -
Keysight Technologies
When timing and performance requirements are critical, for example in high-speed serial bus applications like PCI Express or Serial ATA, its fast rise times and low intrinsic jitter allow the precise and in-depth characterization of devices, e.g. receivers or backplanes. On top of that, it allows to generate application-specific signal levels like pre- and de-emphasis (PCI Express) or squelch (Serial ATA). The Keysight 81134A lets you test your DUT instead of the pulse or data source!
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DSOX1AUTO -
Keysight Technologies
The automotive serial triggering and analysis (CAN, LIN) option for InfiniiVision 1000 X-Series oscilloscopes allows you to trigger on either standard or extended CAN message IDs, including the message ID of a remote transfer request frame. It supports triggering on a data frame and allows you to specify message IDs, data and data length for filtering messages of interest. Triggering on active error frames also is supported. In addition, it supports triggering on LIN frame IDs and data, and it includes color-coded parity and check sums errors. You can easily isolate serial packets to find error sources due to hardware or software related problems.
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East Coast DataCom, Inc.
The UDC-ME allows two DTE devices (such as routers) to communicate within proximity of each other. The UDC-ME transmits data bi-directionally at clock rates of 1.2k up to 3.072Mbps between DTE devices. The unit is equipped with two interface slots that allow a host of serial interface cards to be utilized. The serial interface cards available are RS-232, RS-422/449, RS-530, X.21, V.35 and HSSI. The Serial Interface cards are interchangeable and may be mixed such as RS-232 to V.35 thus eliminating the need for an interface converter or changing expensive serial cards on a DTE device such as a router.
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HHD Software Ltd.
Connected to a named pipe. Connected to another virtual COM port, forming a virtual "bridge" and emulating virtual Null-modem cable. Connected to two files. When an application opens a virtual COM port and "reads" data from it, data is read from an input file, and when it "writes" data to a serial port, data is written to the output file.
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IntraStage Inc
Web-access to all tester records and analyticsUUT History/Event ReportRaw data support, including waveformsComplete Serial Number History ReportCharacterize and CorrelateStatistical Process Control (SPC)Failure Paretos
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Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
A serial FPDP HDL is available in-source or ported to specific host platforms under the FusionXF suite. The serial FPDP IP supports data rates of up to 2.5Gbps per channel. The IP is suitable for Xilinx Virtex-5 and Virtex-6 platforms. Contact Curtiss-Wright for alternative platforms. Licensing is on a per-project, per-site basis. License details are available from Curtiss-Wright.
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WinSystems, Inc.
It is well suited for embedded applications requiring a large number of serial I/O ports. Each channel supports RS-232, RS-485, and RS-422 electrical levels to interface to a wide variety of serial communications devices such as modems, data collection equipment, and distributed I/O terminals. The PCM-COM8 will operate over the full industrial temperature range of -40 to +85 Celsius.
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Sealevel Systems, Inc.
The 7205e low-profile PCI Express serial interface provides two serial ports configurable for RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485. Each serial port utilizes a 16C950 UART with 128-byte Tx/Rx FIFOs that enables data rates to 921.6K bps for reliable high-speed communications in data-intensive applications. This high-performance UART includes 9-bit framing support and is fully software compatible with legacy 16550 applications. In addition, the 14.7456 oscillator and UART’s flexible clock prescalar supports the widest range of standard and non-standard baud rates.
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Eltima Software
With COM Port Splitter you can split one real port into several virtual ports, join real ports into one virtual, and redirect the serial traffic from real port to another real or virtual. You can also share one real serial port among several applications so that they will receive the same data from one serial port simultaneously. You can also join several ports under one name and let applications switch among the free ones. COM Port Splitter is very good at splitting any hardware COM port into multiple virtual COM ports, so that each of them behaves exactly like the original port and has the same name. All virtual ports receive any data that is received by the original port at the same time. For example, COM Port Splitter can let a single serial device interact with multiple applications at the same time. Another job COM Port Splitter can do for you is join some real COM ports into one virtual port, which is rather useful when you need some application to handle multiple serial devices simultaneously. All data received by one of the joined COM ports is instantly forwarded to the joining virtual port and to the application, and vice versa. It is also possible to redirect all serial traffic from a hardware COM port to another COM port (hardware or virtual) with COM Port Splitter, meaning that any data sent to the redirected port is immediately received on the port you redirected it to. You may need this in case you are using some software with very strict serial-port settings and instead of figuring out how to modify those settings you can just redirect the data traffic to it. Besides, COM Port Splitter is essential for creating complex bundles of real and virtual serial ports and interconnecting them as you wish, therefore enabling data exchange between those ports.
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Omega Engineering, Inc
Omega carries an extensive line of data converters, including RS-232 to USB interface converters, fully isolated RS-232 to RS-485 converters, industrial ethernet to serial device servers, and more.
