• Calibration-grade metrology standards
• Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation

Fixed flush and fixed offset short circuit terminations (shorts) are used to establish reference planes in transmission systems and as key elements in the calibration of vector network analyzers (VNAs). Offset shorts can be used for banded calibrations of VNA. Those with the longest offset are often used to evaluate the calibration effectiveness of a VNA by measuring the effective source match after calibration.

• The LL137 Series provides a focused line of illumination in a passively cooled design. 
• Provides a medium intensity level of 280kLux (working distance of 75mm) 
• Pre-engineered for expandability in 6” (152mm) increments up to 96” (2.44m). 
• Available intensity control provides illuminance adjustability for every 6″ increment via a 0 – 10v input 

Note: If only looking for white illumination, our LL167 Series provides a 74% brighter beam in a similar package.

• Designed for use with specific Probe Systems
• Tables to suit all facility requirements and applications
• Stable probing, even in submicron range
• Granite platen ensures rigidity and temperature stability
• Can be combined with the Shield Enclosures

• Custom electrical testing available upon request
• Wide package variety with custom configurations
• NC100 & 200 series for audio and RF applications
• NC300 & 400 series for microwave application

Noise diodes are the fundamental building blocks for analog noise systems. They are categorized for performance characteristics that enhance their broadband noise output and flat spectral response. All Maury noise diodes can deliver symmetrical white Gaussian noise and flat output power versus frequency*.

* Flatness and output power are dependent upon peripheral circuit characteristics

Food and beverage technology is changing the global food and beverage industry from production to delivery. Consumer and market demand for sustainable and healthy products also means stricter regulations that promote safe consumption, sustainable package production, and effective recycling or disposal. These trends add up to a heightened demand for organizations in the industry to commit to testing protocols that ensure food safety, quality, and compliance with evolving standards. Facilities and manufacturers face challenges such as implementing advanced traceability systems, ensuring the safety and efficacy of new ingredients and packaging materials, and adhering to rigorous environmental regulations. Additionally, the rise of automation and digitalization in food production results in new challenges related to interoperability and cybersecurity. Testing facilities must adapt swiftly to support R&D efforts, ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant production of innovative food and beverage products in a rapidly changing market landscape.

• Pre-Engineered Scalability Enables Customized Emitting Lengths in 2″ Increments to 20″
• Intense, Diffuse Lighting with 226 kLux at Emitting Surface
• Multiple Available Wavelengths, Including Visible Monochromatics, Infrared, and White
• Available Washdown Option for Difficult Environments
• Can be Applied in Backlighting or Diffuse Front Lighting Geometries

• Available in single and dual pack versions 
• Sensor simulation available to provide thermistor, strain gauges, heater loads, and cell bypass/short. 
• Battery behavior easily modified via spreadsheet download to simulate any battery topology including Nickel Metal Hydride, Lithium Ion, and Nickel Cadmium 
• Flexible Database Operation 
• Fully Programmable 
• Completely Configurable 
• Attention To Spacecraft Safety 
• Eliminates the need for test flight batteries and their associated issues

UVC-based disinfection, often called, Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI), is the use of ultraviolet (UV) light to kill or inactivate viral, bacterial, and fungal species. When UV-C light is incident upon the target, the incident photons are absorbed by DNA or RNA, causing inactivation of the DNA or RNA double helix strands through the formation of molecular lesions. When enough of these lesions are created, the replication process is disrupted, and the cell cannot replicate. Absorption by proteins can lead to the breakdown of the organism’s cell walls causing the cell to die. For most commercial applications, replication prevention is sufficient. The UV doses required to prevent replication are much lower than required to kill, making the cost of UV treatment to prevent infection commercially viable.

• AWGN as high as +13 dBm
• Bandwidths up to 18 GHz
• Bandwidth, output power, and flatness can be modified for specific applications
• TTL controlled attenuation

The NC1000 Series amplified noise modules produce AWGN as high as +13 dBm, and have bandwidths up to 18 GHz. The high power modules are designed to test noise immunity for Cable TV equipment, secure communication channels, and military jamming systems. The lower power modules, <= 0 dBm, are random jitter sources for many applications including, PCIexpress, Infiniband, and 10 GigE. The Bandwidth, output power, and flatness can be modified for specific applications. A newly developed TTL controlled attenuation feature is also available.