• High power density up to 150 kW in a single bay rack-mount cabinet. Up to 240 kW in a dual bay rack. 
• Fast load transient response provides protection from undesired voltage excursions. 
• Fast slew rate with exceptional rise/fall times for speed-critical applications. 
• Low ripple suitable for the most sensitive applications. 
• Low audible noise with temperature controlled variable speed fans. 
• High accuracy voltage/current measurements without external DMMs. 
• Modular architecture simplifies sparing and maintenance.

• Improves your QA through configurable logging 
• Allows you to retain power of control on how boards are tested by third parties 
• User-friendly environment reduces your training costs for production operatives 
• Ability to test multiple boards, simultaneously, by using multiple XJLinks

NEO X01 3000 PSI Adapters

• High performance GPS disciplined Time/Frequency standard 
• Ethernet Interface for management and control 
• Network Time Protocol (NTP) 
• Multiple 1PPS outputs with individual delay compensation 
• Multiple Low Phase Noise 10MHz outputs with software programmable level 
• Time Code outputs including Have Quick, IRIG A, IRIG B, IRIG E, IRIG G 
• Sync to GPS or to Have Quick/1PPS per ICD-GPS-060 
• Choice of internal disciplined OCXO or Rubidium Oscillator

• Low noise 
• Excellent line⁄load regulation 
• Coarse and fine voltage controls 
• Constant voltage or constant current operation with automatic crossover and mode indication 
• Individual ON⁄Off switch per output (not including fixed output) 
• Switchable 3.3V⁄5V output on triple output model 
• Switchable remote sense (XPH 1810 and XPH 4210 models)

Highly scalable with unprecedented data transfer rates, the Hardware Isolation Platform is a dual-segment solution that combines cutting-edge security and adaptive capabilities to ensure guaranteed spacial isolation of critical data and optimize diverse workloads.

• Cross Domain Solution - Control comms and data transfer between domains of different classification levels with an FPGA hardware firewall.
• Data Isolation - Remote areas of memory create a data buffer between CPUs or virtual machines, securely storing frequently accessed data.
• Mixed Criticality - Integrate workloads with different criticalities on a single platform while prioritizing higher criticality tasks over lower ones.