• Guaranteed performance to 43.5 GHz with Extended K™ ports
• Ideal for testing RF and microwave devices, mmWave antennas, and other passive 5G components
• Fast sweep speed and wide dynamic range minimize test times and maximize throughput
• Excellent corrected directivity allows for less measurement uncertainty
• Time domain with time gating option grants easier and faster fault identification
• Industry-standard LAN interface for remote control is more robust than USB and faster than GPIB
• Standard removable hard drive provides additional security for military and government research users
• A common GUI and SCPI interface within the ShockLine family
• USB ports allow for easy connection to user-provided monitor, keyboard, and mouse
• Small 2U package makes for efficient use of rack space
• Universal Fixture Extraction (UFX) software option provides advanced de-embedding tools for test fixture extraction

• IRIG’s A and B and NASA 36 time code inputs 
• +3.3V or +5V signaling 
• 1PPS Sync input 
• External Event (Time Tag) input 
• Three programmable pulse rate outputs 
• Match Time output 
• Industrial Temperature Range option 
• Optional on-board GPS option 
• Optional HaveQuick input/output 
• Optional IRIG B time code output

• The Linear Coaxial Light provides a type of diffuse illumination; diffuse light from an internal source is folded downwards along the camera’s imaging axis and onto the imaging plane. 
• High speed machine vision line scan applications receive greater image contrast with a Linear Coaxial Light. 
• The DL110 includes a high efficiency, coated, easy to clean dust cover to protect the beamsplitter.

• Part of the MicroBrite™ family of high performance, compact machine vision lights. 
• This bar light outperforms the competition with high intensity output of 73 kLux at a working distance of 100mm. 
• Available in a broad range of wavelengths with expandable sizes in 3” (75mm) increments up to 18” (450mm).

The overall performance of a power meter dependents on the power sensor employed. Maury has a variety of quality power sensors to meet virtually all applications. Maury has a complete line of Peak and Average power sensors up to 40 GHz for all of your fast rise time, wide bandwidth and wide dynamic range applications. In this document, browse through our large variety of advanced sensor solutions.

• The BL128 Series provides a compact linear backlight solution ideal for space-constrained line scan applications. 
• Its ultra-thin profile (less than ½”) minimizes vertical footprint, and bezel-free design along the length allows for placement of its emitting window right up to adjacent surfaces. 
• While optimized for line scan setups, the BL128’s versatility extends to general-purpose machine vision lighting as a non-directional, highly diffuse bar light illuminator when needed.

• Revolutionary technology advancement for wafer and die-level photonics probing
• Real-time in-situ calibrations
• Singulated die testing
• True die-level edge coupling
• In-situ power measurements
• Advanced calibration technologies
• Enables autonomous measurements

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The overall performance of a power meter dependents on the power sensor employed. Maury has a variety of quality power sensors to meet virtually all applications. Maury has a complete line of Peak and Average power sensors up to 40 GHz for all of your fast rise time, wide bandwidth and wide dynamic range applications. In this document, browse through our large variety of advanced sensor solutions.

• Eliminating all but a narrow band of light (+/- 40nm) centered on the specified wavelength, band pass filters are used to enhance colors, or to stop unwanted ambient light from reaching the camera. 
• Filtering can replace existing shrouds, simplifying the physical set up of an inspection site. 
• Ai offers 660nm and 635nm band pass filters to fit a number of different lens sizes.