The EH1840 EMC horn combines stable gain performance and low VSWR with wide band frequency operation. The horn is single linearly polarized with excellent cross-polar discrimination. The unique horn design suppresses any possible excitation of higher order modes in the aperture and maintains a well-defined smooth radiation pattern in the direction of the boresight axis throughout the operational bandwidth.

The SM7000 Series microwave switching modules are members of the VXI Technology SMIPII™ family. They offer a modular design allowing custom switching configurations to be easily assembled and modified in the field.

The SM7000 is a single-wide, C-size VXI module, which can support up to six different microwave switches including: a dual SPDT; SP3T through SP6T; transfer switches and passthrough adapters that allow the module to control up to eight externally mounted relays each.

• Reliably and efficiently acquire at up to 25 Gigabit/s per port through onboard packet processing 
• Maintain maximum flexibility with support for generic GigE Vision cameras 
• Readily and cost-effectively support multi-camera setups through two ports, together capable of handling up to 32 cameras 
• Cater to a range of cabling needs with support for copper and fiber-optic Ethernet cabling 
• Directly license Aurora software, formerly Matrox Imaging Software, with integrated license fingerprint and storage 
• Monitor and troubleshoot acquisition performance in detail using Aurora Gecho event-logging tool

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

Coaxial air lines are air-dielectric transmission lines with highly accurate dimensions that can be used as fundamental impedance standards in measurement and calibration applications, and may also be used to establish reference positions for measurements.

Bead supported air lines offer greater convenience and easier connections (the center conductor is automatically aligned by the dielectric bead for easy connection); beadless air lines offer better impedance and electrical length accuracies, as well as lower VSWR (the center conductor floats free in the air line body, and the male connector nut is retractable to facilitate insertion of the center conductor contact before the thread- on connection tightened.

• 1 - 6 GHz, 40dB Gain, 2.5dB N.F.
• Compensation long cable loss for EMI Measurement
• Improve system noise floor flatness
• High EMI performance
• High linearity LNA for EMI measurement
• High dynamic range
• Unconditionally Stable
• State-of-the-Art Technology

• Customizable configuration up to 25 contacts: RF, Eye-Pass power, ground, logic
• Lithographically-defined tips allow automated over temperature measurement on pads as small as 30 µm x 50 µm
• Low and repeatable contact resistance on aluminum pads (< 0.05 Ω) ensures accurate results
• Durable probe structure ensures more than 250,000 contacts
• Able to measure from -40°C to +125°C without compromising performance or accuracy of specifications

• First commercial high-performance cesium atomic clock using optical pumping — 100 times more atoms can be measured compared to magnetic clocks.
• Offers 10 times higher clock stability.
• Double the operational lifetime compared with traditional magnetic cesium clocks.
• Wide range of ultra-low noise frequency outputs (e.g. 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 100 MHz) — plus multiple 1PPS outputs, supporting high-precision timing distribution.
• Frequency accuracy ≤ ±5 × 10⁻¹³; reproducibility after power cycle ≤ ±1 × 10⁻¹³.
• Adjustable frequency offset: resolution ±1 × 10⁻¹⁵, range ±1 × 10⁻⁹.
• Rack-mount (3RU, 19″)

The 0.9 mm SuperMini connectors product line provides the superior performance of Southwest Microwave’s standard-sized, high frequency connectors in a miniaturized footprint which is ideal for reduced-size PCB and panel applications, offering ultra-broad bandwidth and coupling nut mating.

0.9 mm SuperMini connectors are rugged and durable, feature a 360° raised grounding ring and a temperature range of -55°C to 165°C.

The connectors provide mode-free operation through 67 GHz, offering well-matched impedance, excellent repeatability and the industry’s lowest VSWR (1.2:1), insertion loss (0.7 dB) and RF leakage (≤ -100 dB).

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.