Maury MW - Amplified Noise Module - NC2000-4000 Series
- High-level noise modules mounted on a circuit board
- Modified BW, output power, and flatness specifications
The NC2000 Series amplified noise modules are an excellent choice for high-level noise modules mounted on a circuit board. The NC2000 Series modules are housed in 24, or14-pin dual-inline packages. The NC4000 series modules are housed in a 40-pin module that cover similar noise bands to the NC2000, but have higher crest factor, and 60 dB of TTL controlled attenuation. Modified BW, output power, and flatness specifications are available for these modules. Please consult Noisecom for availability, and appropriate package style.
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Output |
Minimum Power Output |
Crest Factor |
Flatness |
|---|---|---|---|
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White Gaussian noise |
25 dB ENR (-143 dBm/Hz) min |
5:1 |
+/-3dB |
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High SNR mode (up to 24 dB better signal-to-noise ratio)
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Low-noise binning mode
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Shading correction
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Defect pixel correction
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Area of interest (AOI), separate AOI for auto features
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Binning
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Decimation
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Auto gain (manual gain control: 0 to 24.4 dB)
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Auto exposure (39 µs to 67 s)
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Auto white balance
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Look-up table (LUT)
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Hue, saturation
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Color correction
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Local color anti-aliasing
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Reverse X/Y
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Deferred image transport
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Trigger programmable, level, single, bulk, programmable delay
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Sequence mode (changes the camera settings on the fly)
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SIS (secure image signature, time stamp for trigger, frame count etc.)
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Storable user sets
Scope of delivery
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Camera and IEEE 1394b cable (other configurations on request)
- Calibration-grade metrology standards
- Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation
Precision standard mismatches are fixed coaxial terminations, which are used to introduce a known VSWR into a 50 ohm transmission system. These mismatches are extremely useful in a wide variety of applications and are quick and easy to use. They can be used to calibrate swept reflectometers, verify network analyzer calibration, establish impedance references in TDR measurements.
- All Digital IF technology
- 10.1” WVGA (1024 x 600) Display
- Frequency range from 9 KHz up to 3.2 GHz
- -161 dBm/Hz Displayed Average Noise Level (Typ)
- -98 dBc/Hz @ 10 khz Offset Phase Noise (Typ)
- Total Amplitude Accuracy < 0.7 dB
- 1 Hz Minimum Resolution Bandwidth (RBW)
- Comes with Preamplifier
The VectorStar ME7838x4 broadband system VNA offers the widest available 4-port single sweep measurements from 70 kHz to 110, 125, 145, and 150 GHz with mmWave bands up to 1.1 THz
- The ME7838E4X 4-port system sweeps from 70 kHz to 110 GHz (Guaranteed specifications)
- The ME7838A4X 4-port system sweeps from 70 kHz to 125 GHz (Guaranteed specifications)
- The ME7838D4 4-port system sweeps from 70 kHz to 145/150 GHz
- The ME7838G4 4-port system sweeps from 70 kHz to 220 GHz
- All systems may be configured to include banded millimeter-wave modules up to 1.1 THz
- Industry-best calibration and measurement stability: 0.1 dB vs 0.6 dB over 24 hrs
- All systems also supports the 3744x-Rx receiver for noise figure measurements to 125 GHz
- Compact, lightweight mmWave modules offer low cost installation with industry-best performance
- High Power Density: Up to 15 kW in 3U, 30 kW in a 6U chassis
- Wide Voltage Range: 0-10V up to 0-1000V, from 4 to 30 kW
- Fast Load Transient Response: Protection from undesired voltage excursions
- Low Ripple and Noise
- Intuitive Touch Screen Display
- Parallelable up to 150 kW
- Sequencing: Free system controller & speed up test
- Low audible noise: Temperature controlled variable speed fans
The TEM horn antenna is an antenna used for conducting close proximity radiation immunity evaluation test (near electromagnetic field immunity test) of electromagnetic waves radiated from various wireless transmitters such as mobile devices.
In the future, close proximity radiation immunity evaluation test using the TEM horn antenna is expected to expand to various product standards such as medical equipment (IEC 60601-1-2) and multimedia equipment (CISPR 35). NoiseKen's TEM horn antenna has a wide band, low VSWR, and wide electric field uniformity offering an ideal solution for an efficient close proximity radiation immunity test.
- A TEM horn antenna compliant with IEC 61000-4-39 Ed.1.
- Test without changing the antenna in the frequency range of 380MHz to 6GHz.
- Low VSWR and high GAIN enable efficient electromagnetic wave radiation.
- Wide field uniformity reduces the number of times of movement of the antenna when radiating the EUT.
- Since the maximum point of the near electric field distribution for each frequency is at the center, enables radiation on the EUT based on the axis of the antenna. Hence, significantly simplifies test point alignment.
- Output White Gaussian noise
- 127 dB of attenuation; 0.1 dB step size
- Units > 2 GHz have total attenuation of 79.9 dB
- Low distortion signal path
- Noise attenuator accuracy:
- ±0.2 dB or 0.5% at 1 – 500 MHz
- ±0.2 dB or 1% at 0.5 – 1.0 GHz
- ±0.3 dB or 2% at 1 – 2 GHz
- Standard connectors SMA female
- Power 115 VAC, 60 Hz; 110 VAC, 220 VAC
- Operating Temperature: -10° to +65°C
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High SNR mode (up to 24 dB better signal-to-noise ratio)
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Low-Noise Binning Mode
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Smear reduction
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Shading correction
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Area of interest (AOI), separate AOI for auto features
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Binning
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Decimation
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Auto gain (manual gain control: 0 to 32 dB)
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Auto exposure (39 µs to 67 s)
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Auto white balance
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Look-up table (LUT)
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Hue, saturation, color correction
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Reverse X
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Deferred image transport
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Trigger programmable, level, single, bulk, programmable delay
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Sequence mode (changes the camera settings on the fly)
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SIS (secure image signature, time stamp for trigger, frame count)
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Storable user sets
- Calibration-grade metrology standards
- Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation
Shielded, coaxial opens are used in the calibration of vector network analyzers to provide a nominal 180° phase offset from a compatible reference short over a wide range of frequencies. At these frequencies, open circuit terminations are inherently imperfect. Shielding the open essentially eliminates radiation loss, but creates a residual frequency-sensitive capacitance. An accurate knowledge of the open’s effective capacitance is essential to an accurate calibration of the analyzer. Maury opens are characterized for effective capacitance versus frequency by means of a fourth order polynomial curve fit, and the nominal capacitance coefficients are provided with each unit.
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