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GX3788 -
Marvin Test Solutions, Inc.
The GX3788 is a user configurable, FPGA-based, 3U PXI multi-function card which supports digital and analog test capabilities. The card employs the Altera Stratix III FPGA which features over 45,000 logic elements and 1.836 Kb of memory. The GX3788 is based on the GX3700 FPGA card and includes an integral daughter board which provides (8) differential input, 16-bit, 250 MS/s A to D converters and (8), 16-bit, 1 MS/s, D to A converters. The module's FPGA is pre-programmed, providing access to all digital and analog functions. Alternatively, users can program or modify the FPGA , allowing user to adapt the module to their own specific test needs. The design of the FPGA is done by using Altera's free Quartus II Web Edition tool set. Once the user has compiled the FPGA design, the configuration file can be loaded into the FPGA directly or via an on-board EEPROM.
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CNG-EbNo -
Noisecom
The CNG-EbNo is a fully automated precision signal to noise (AWGN) generator that sets, and maintains a highly accurate ratio between a user supplied carrier and internally generated noise, over a wide range of signal power levels and frequencies. The internal AWGN meter provides repeatable SNR waveforms for accurate signal generation. The instrument gives system, design, and test engineers in the telecommunications industry a single tool to generate precision signal to noise ratios. These signals are used to compare theoretical BER to SNR ratios, found in "waterfall" type graphs, with measured values from the DUT to evaluate different modulation schemes. Users can obtain higher yield through automated testing, plus increased confidence from repeatable, accurate test results. Standard units can be modified for specific customer requirements. Please consult the factory for pricing and availability of these requests.
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AEP Technology
AEP Technology offers several ASTM, ISO DIN compliant friction and wear tester models optimized for various applications. The modular design allows it to run on one platform (rotary, linear reciprocating, linear, block-to-ring, etc.), and to ensure high repeatability, during the testing process our downward force friction and wear testing machine controls several standard tests. High-end electronics, multi-core 64-bit processor that allows it to use multiple in-situ sensing technologies (recording friction, wear, displacement, force, volume, temperature, humidity, position, speed, etc., during testing) with high resolution Embedded powerful platform imaging head (sections of atomic force microscopes, etc.). Ease of use and robust unique design make AEP Technology a powerful tool in friction and wear testing machine development and production environments.
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NCVT-3 -
Klein Tools, Inc.
Provides non-contact detection of AC voltage.Detects 12 – 1000V AC with simultaneous visual and audible voltage indicators.Bright flashlight illuminates work area and may be used independent of voltage detection function.Visual LED bar graph indicates the presence of voltage – the higher the voltage sensed, or the closer to the voltage source, the more LEDs light up.Bar graph visual voltage indicator utilizes up to five vibrant LEDs for easy interpretation/viewing.Audible voltage indicator beeps at a greater frequency the higher the voltage that is sensed, or the closer to the voltage source.“Auto Power-Off” conserves and extends battery life.Screw-thread battery cap with O-ring ensures protection against dust and water ingress.Lightweight, compact tool with pocket clip provides convenient storage and quick access.IP67: Dustproof and waterproof.6.6 feet / 2 meter drop protection.CAT IV safety rating for 1000V.Conforms to CE requirements.
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GX3700 -
Marvin Test Solutions, Inc.
The GX3700 is a user configurable, FPGA-based, 3U PXI card which offers 160 digital I/O signals which can be configured for single-ended or differential interfaces. The card employs the Altera Stratix III FPGA, which can support SerDes data rates up to 1.2 Gb/s, digital I/O clock rates of 700 MHz, and features 47,500 logic elements and 2.1 kb of memory. The GX3700 is supplied with an integral expansion board providing access to the FPGA’s 160 I/Os. Alternatively, users can design their own custom expansion cards for specific applications - eliminating the need for additional external boards which are cumbersome and physically difficult to integrate into a test system. The design of the FPGA is done by using Altera’s free Quartus II Web Edition tool set. Once the user has compiled the FPGA design, the configuration file can be loaded into the FPGA directly or via an on-board EEPROM.
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RF-LiveSim -
TestTree
Covering a frequency range from 50 to 900 MHz, RF Live Simulator can emulate RF channels propagation modes in real-time for a signal bandwidth from 20 kHz to 20 MHz (gaussian noise, multipath, Doppler and frequency drift tools). RF-LiveSim is a cost effective solution for intense automatic non regression tests at the physical layer level. RF-LiveSim includes 1x RF input and 1x RF output ports, and provides a complete set of channel models, either for fixed or mobile propagation environments. Whatever the standard, any type of receiver can be tested. Thanks to its real-time process, from your basic original signal, RF-LiveSim can perform, for instance, efficient regression testing of LTE solutions to check the good behavior and the limits of your receiver when multipathes, Doppler and Gaussian noise are applied.
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Talon RTX 2596 -
Pentek, Inc.
- Rugged 1/2 ATR MIL-spec chassis for harsh mechanical and thermal environments- Environmentally sealed, conduction-cooled- Fully sealed for RF emissions with EMI power line filter- MIL-STD circular connectors- Compact and lightweight design - 18 lb (8 kg)- QuickPac® drive packs allow quick removal of all data storage up to 61 TB via the front panel- Ideal for UAVs, military vehicles, aircraft pods and outdoor environments- Four-channel Serial FPDP record/playback- Supports Flow Control, CRC, and Copy/Loop Mode as a receiver and transmitter- Supports 1.0625, 2.125, 2.5, 3.125 and 4.25 GBaud link rates- Single-mode and multi-mode fiber interfaces available- Sustained real-time record rates up to 4 GB/s- 12 to 28 VDC power supply- Optional GPS receiver for precise time and position stamping- SystemFlow API, GUI and Signal Viewer analysis tools- Optional telnet remote connection to recorder
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Talon RTR 2735A -
Pentek, Inc.
- Designed to operate under conditions of shock and vibration- Portable system measuring 16.0" W x 6.9" D x 13.0" H- Lightweight, approximately 25 pounds- Shock- and vibration-resistant SSDs perform well in vehicles, ships and aircraft- Records gigabit, 10-gigabit or 40-gigabit Ethernet streams- TCP and UDP protocols- Copper or optical interfaces- Aggregate recording rates to 4.0 GB/sec- Windows® Server 2016 workstation with a high performance Intel® Core™ i7 processor- Up to 61 terabytes of SSD storage to NTFS RAID solid state disk array- Multiple RAID levels, including 0, 1, 5, and 6- SystemFlow® GUI with Signal Viewer analysis tool- C-callable API for integration of recorder into applications- Optional file headers include time stamping and recording parameters- Optional GPS time and position stamping- Optional 10-36 VDC power supply
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Talon RTR 2746 -
Pentek, Inc.
- Operates under conditions of shock and vibration- 4U 19 inch industrial rugged rackmount PC server chassis- Windows® workstation with Intel® processor- 200 MHz max. 16-bit A/D sampling and recording - up to eight channels- 80 MHz recording/playback signal bandwidths- Capable of record/playback of IF frequencies up to 700 MHz- Real-time aggregate recording rates of up to 3.2 GB/sec- Removable SSD drives- Up to 243 terabytes of storage to NTFS RAID disk array- RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10 and 50- SystemFlow® GUI with signal viewer analysis tool- C-callable API for integration of recorder into application- File headers include time stamping and recording parameters- DDC decimation and DUC interpolation range from 2 to 65,536- Optional GPS time and position stamping- See Datasheet for configuration options for playback, recording and storage capacity
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TriSOL TSS -
OAI
Essential for testing virtually any material or product that is exposed to sunlight for long or short periods of time, OAI’s low-cost, Standard Solar Simulators deliver highly collimated, uniform light. Depending on configuration, output on these Solar Simulators is rated at 350W -5,000W.These Class AAA Solar Simulators feature OAI’s Advanced Uniform Beam Optics and are available with a choice of air mass filters to reproduce a wide range of solar spectra. For added flexibility, OAI’s proven lens and collimating mirror technology allows for a variety of exposure area sizes. A Class AAA Solar Simulator is an essential tool for manufacturing as well as R&D; it is indispensable in test labs, industry, and in universities. OAI Standard Solar Simulators are used in photobiology, biomedical, solar cell testing, cosmetic testing, and paints & coatings analysis. Based on 35+ years of proven UV light technology, OAI Solar Simulator Systems deliver repeatable, reliable, constant output, and measurement uniformity.
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CoreAFM -
Nanosurf
The fusion of a modern flexure-guided scanner, XYZ sample stage, camera, active vibration isolation table, and acoustic shielding in a single all-in-one unit results in a complete AFM system with an unparalleled compact footprint. The system comes with a fully digital 24-bit controller developed specifically for the CoreAFM scanhead. All the essential functions of modern AFM are integral components of the CoreAFM system; all you need to do to take the CoreAFM into operation is connect the controller, and plug in power and USB.State of the art electronics with 24-bit ADC and DAC ensure high-resolution XYZ driving of the 100×100×12 µm scanner and allow for low-noise force detection limited only by the cantilever. Thirty-two standard and optional modes with fully compatible add-ons make the CoreAFM the tool of choice for applications ranging from materials research to life science and electrochemistry. Starting from the basic CoreAFM system, its functionality can be seamlessly extended
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ImpactQA
The use of DevOps testing practices is aimed at bringing improved collaboration across teams and better changes in business response rate. ImpactQA follows an extensive skill set for structuring the right QA capabilities for DevOps. We are living in a fast-paced environment which comes with a shorter testing window. The inclusion of shift-left approach and an efficient team of development engineers permit quicker testing execution and improved code quality. Our continuous testing and crowd testing techniques are powerful testing methods that assist in upholding a DevOps environment within an enterprise. At ImpactQA, we deploy a systemized arrangement that regulates better time-to-market via DevOps testing solutions. Our motto is to bring augmented operational efficiency that is motivated through our DevOps testing professionals with their far-reaching expertise in Continuous Integration (CI) testing & Continuous Deployment (CD). We offer end-to-end automated solutions for sustaining Continuous Testing (CT) that functions with CI & CD tool
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Circuit Check, Inc.
Circuit Check began Strain Gauge Testing in 1999 when BGA/SMT technology started replacing PTH components, reducing strain levels was a reactive post fixture fabrication process. We quickly recognized that the “reactionary” process was neither efficient nor were we capable on knowing the lowest achievable strain levels. Our engineering team came up with visual tools utilized during design to easily identify areas of excessive probe force, though still not enough data was generated to identify the lowest possible strain. Finite Element Analysis software models the PCBA and test fixture and applies the pressures from test probes and board supports and indicates the micro strain level applied to the PCBA. Using the FEA software during our design process allows our engineers to modify fixture designs to attain the lowest possible micro strain before fabrication begins.
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DDR4 -
FuturePlus Systems
Provides logic analyzer like deep transaction Listing and Waveform captureCan store up to 1G of captured StatesContinuous, real time analysis, not post-processingEye Detector guarantees valid data acquisitionExtensive Triggering and Storage Qualification allows precise insightProtocol Violation Detector provides hundreds of simultaneous, real time tests to JEDEC specificationsMargin analysis shows where command timing fails and where it can be improvedThousands of counters for DDR4 analyze performance metrics real time, all the time, for all commands, total Clocks, by Rank also power management informationInteractions among up to 8 ranks, over two slots are analyzed.Mode register and SPD capture are providedSupports Auto-Clock rate detect and clock stoppageConnects to the target under test with DIMM, SO-DIMM, and BGA interposers or a midbus probeIntegrated Microsoft Charts gives quick insight into large trace capturesTrigger In & Out allows the Detective to integrate with other test tools
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G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration A/S
It provides polarization voltage for the transducer, ensuring that the microphone gets the charging voltage it needs.It provides supply voltage for the microphone preamplifier. The preamplifier acts as a unity gain impedance converter. It provides a certain amount of line drive capability by providing a low output impedance and output current, making it possible to transmit the signal from the transducer to the Power Module without significant degradation.A power module can provide amplification or attenuation to the signal, thus making it possible to fine tune the measurement chain to the signals being measured and the hardware being used.Selectable filters make it possible to exclude unwanted noise from the measurement, e.g. wind induced noise from outdoor measurements.Overload detection makes it possible to validate the measurements and is a useful tool in monitoring setups.When a Power Module with gain is used, you can use longer cables because of the power module's ability to deliver current.A Power module introduces electrical isolation
