Focus Microwaves - Manual Tuners
Model |
Min Frequency |
Max Frequency |
Type |
Datasheets |
MMT304 | 0.4 GHz | 3.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT306 | 0.6 GHz | 3.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT308 | 0.8 GHz | 3.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT316 | 1.6 Ghz | 3.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT606 | 0.6 GHz | 6.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT704 | 0.4 GHz | 7.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT708 | 0.8 GHz | 7.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT716 | 1.6 GHz | 7.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT808 | 0.8 GHz | 8.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT1804 | 0.4 GHz | 18.0 GHz | Manual | |
MMT1808 | 0.8 GHz | 18.0 GHz | Manual |
More Product Information
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Auto gain (manual gain control: 0 to 26 dB; 1 dB increments)
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Auto exposure (18 µs to 126 s; 1 µs increments)
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Black level (offset)
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Decimation
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Gamma correction
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Three look-up tables (LUTs)
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Pixel defect masking
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Piecewise Linear HDR mode
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Region of interest (ROI), separate ROI for auto features
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Reverse X/Y
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Auto-iris (video type)
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Event channel
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Image chunk data
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IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP)
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Storable user sets
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StreamBytesPerSecond (bandwidth control)
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Stream hold
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Sync out modes: Trigger ready, input, exposing, readout, imaging, strobe, GPO
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Temperature monitoring (main board)
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Trigger over Ethernet (ToE) Action Commands

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Defect pixel correction (on/off)
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Fixed pattern noise correction (on/off)
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Region of interest (ROI)
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Gain (manual control, 0 to 20 dB)
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Exposure (manual control, 44.2 µs to 1.4 s)
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Gamma correction
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Reverse X
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DeviceLinkThroughputLimit (easy bandwidth control)
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Sync out modes: Waiting for a trigger, exposing, readout, imaging
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Storable user sets

The LN112-30 Lens Adaptor is used for creating a 30° focused beam spread when attached to a SL112 or SL162.

- The I3 and I3S Inline Controllers provide overdrive strobe and continuous operation to lights from a small package when larger, more versatile external controllers are not necessary.
- Switching between continuous-on, gating on/off and strobe overdrive is seamless. The I3 and I3S employ Ai’s exclusive Adaptive OverdriveTM that optimizes strobe power regardless of input Pulse Width.
- The I3 is a default-on device on power-up, whereas the I3S is a default-off device, requiring a trigger to illuminate.
- All ICS models employ reverse input polarity protection.
- Provides continuous-on and DC gating on/off control as well as 0-10 volt analog dimming. 30 uSec response time.
- A wash down version of all ICS drivers is provided automatically with any wash down light to which it is attached.
- 0 – 100% Intensity Control with optional DCS-MP, purchased separately, will provide manual intensity control via an external potentiometer.


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Type APS-H CMOS sensor
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IEEE 1588 PTP
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Power over Ethernet
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4.59 fps at full resolution
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Extended near-infrared (GT5120NIR) model
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GigE Vision interface with Power over Ethernet
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Screw mount RJ45 Ethernet connector for secure operation in industrial environments
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Supports cable lengths up to 100 meters (CAT-6 recommended)
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Trigger over Ethernet Action Commands allow for a single cable solution to reduce system costs
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Comprehensive I/O functionality for simplified system integration
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Planarity adjusted (PA) EF Lens Mount (option -18) for electronic control of aperture and autofocus
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Easy camera mounting via standard M3 threads at all sides and 1/4-20 tripod mounting hole
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Easy software integration with Allied Vision's Vimba Suite and compatibility to the most popular third party image-processing libraries.
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Enhanced Defect Pixel Correction feature with a new Defective Pixel List Manager tool that allows you to load different user defined defective pixel lists to match your application and optimize the life cycle of the camera

- Wide Input Bandwidth
- Input Isolation
- Automatic & Manual Changeover
- Transformer Coupled Outputs
- Twenty four Outputs
- Front Panel Status Indicators
- Fault Discrete Inputs
- Compact 1U, 19” rack mount

The low frequency tuners are a unique product technology using MPT algorithms for low frequency wideband tuning. Three or more cascaded tuning sections use series transmission cables and parallel rotary capacitors.
The length of the cables and number of tuning sections are optimized for maximum tuning range over a given bandwidth. HLFT tuners use 6 tuning sections allowing second harmonic frequency tuning.

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High spatial resolution
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IEEE 1588 PTP
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Power over Ethernet
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Defect pixel masking
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Monochrome (GT6400) and color (GT6400C) models
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Screw mount RJ45 Ethernet connector for secure operation in industrial environments
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Supports cable lengths up to 100 meters (CAT-6 recommended)
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Trigger over Ethernet Action Commands allow for a single cable solution to reduce system costs
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Comprehensive I/O functionality for simplified system integration
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Planarity adjusted (PA) EF Lens Mount (option -18) for electronic control of aperture and autofocus
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Easy camera mounting via standard M3 threads at all sides and 1/4-20 tripod mounting hole
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Defect pixel masking feature with the Defect Mask Loader tool that allows you to manage a user defined defective pixel list to match your application and optimize the life cycle of the camera.
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Easy software integration with Allied Vision's Vimba Suite and compatibility to the most popular third party image-processing libraries.

Focus Microwaves
Focus Microwaves is a pioneering engineering company, built around the innovations of its founder Dr. Christos Tsironis who developed his first manual tuner in 1973 and is the inventor of most existing electro-mechanical tuner families. The success of Focus is based on the engineering and manufacturing skills of its highly motivated and experienced team of engineers and technicians, who have been trained and encouraged to develop new technologies. In addition, listening to our customers needs and insights helps us discover and develop new and measurement methods on an ongoing basis, relentlessly pushing the limits of what is possible.
From humble beginnings in 1988, Focus has become the main supplier of advanced Load Pull and Noise Tuner Systems. Our mission is to provide effective, reliable and innovative solutions for non-50 Ohm testing (Noise and Load Pull) of RF microwave transistors, thus enabling our customers to compete in the marketplace with better designs and to advance the understanding and knowledge of the field.
Contact Details
Focus Microwaves Inc. Main Head Office
4555 Chem. du Bois-Franc, Saint-Laurent, QC H4S 1A8, Canada
Phone: +1-514-684-4554
Test & Measurement
