Maury MW - Calibrated Noise Sources - NC3600 Series
- High ENR
- Wide frequency range
- Custom frequencies available
The NC3600 Series coaxial noise sources are an excellent choice for applications requiring high ENR, such as ATE, radiometer, and radar systems.
An SMA male connector is standard for the RF output and feed thrus for bias input. SMA female is an option. Custom frequencies and flatness available. Contact the factory with your request.
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Standard Input Voltage |
Typical Current |
Callibration |
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+15V |
100 mA | Every 1 GHz |
More Product Information
- High power density / low ripple and noise
- High programming resolution with Ethernet interface
- Constant voltage and current mode
- Remote sensing
- Isolated analog control and monitoring (optional)
- Dual-channel and differential voltage measurements
- 1% accuracy at full scale
- True RMS response below 30 mV
- Optional low-frequency probe for measurements from 10 Hz to 100 MHz
- DC recorder output
- IEEE-488 interface standard, RS-232
The 9240 series is the latest addition to the popular 9200 series of RF voltmeters. It combines accuracy, smart probes, and operator features that have never before been available in its price range. It is simple to use on the bench, and comprehensive enough to integrate into an ATE system. Boonton’s proven voltage probes directly measure from 200 μV to 10 V with usable indication as low as 50 μV and have true RMS response below 30 mV.
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A wide frequency range eliminating the need for antenna changes
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30W maximum power input allows high filed strengths
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High efficiency due to a low VSWR and high gain
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Suitable for broadband digital modulation thanks to a good VSWR flatness
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Small, light-weight and flat antenna easy to use in narrow spaces
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Easy handling with a flexible arm
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A wide radiation pattern makes directivity of the fields no longer an issue
- Light-tight version and EMI-shielded version for low noise and light-sensitive measurements
- Application flexibility, ideal for use in high frequency applications
- Sized to accommodate thermal chucks, laser cutter, and video equipment on the probe system
- Suitable for integration with vibration isolating tables
- Frequency range of 9 kHz to 3.6 GHz/6 GHz/26.5 GHz/44.5 GHz; 44.5 GHz max. built-in preamp option
- Best close-in phase noise performance in middle range signal analyzer/spectrum analyzer:
- –123 dBc/Hz (at 1 GHz center frequency, 10 kHz offset frequency with all frequency models)
- –138 dBc/Hz (at 1 GHz center frequency, 10 kHz offset frequency with 3.6 GHz and 6 GHz models, meas.)
- –140 dBc/Hz (at 150 MHz center frequency, 10 kHz offset frequency with 3.6 GHz and 6 GHz models, meas.)
- 31.25 MHz analysis bandwidth (standard); 125 MHz max. (option)
- All-in-one solution with built-in signal generator option supports TRx tests (with 3.6 GHz and 6 GHz models)
- Measurement applications (options): Phase Noise Measurement, Noise Figure Measurement, Vector and Analog Modulation Analysis, BER Measurement, Pulse Radar Measurement Function
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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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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 dB)
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Auto exposure (129 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
Linea SWIR features a cutting-edge InGaAs sensor in a compact package that is suitable for a wide variety of applications. With exceptional responsivity and low noise, this camera allows customers to see their products like never before. Linea SWIR is available as a 1k resolution camera with highly responsive 12.5 µm pixels, or a 512 resolution camera with larger 25 µm pixels.
Measurement Accuracy
- Best solution for high accuracy IV/CV, low-noise and 1/f measurements with PureLine, AutoGuard and next generation MicroChamber technologies
- Minimize AC and spectral noise with effective shielding capability
- Achieve unsurpassed RF/mmW measurement and calibration accuracy with integrated RF tools and WinCal
- Shortest signal path test integration for accurate, thermally stable, and low-error data collection
See "Specifications & Details" tab for more key features
EMC test equipment to evaluate the resistibility of electronic devices and components when energy charged on a human body or object is discharged to the electronic devices and components. NoiseKen brand ESD simulator is available to see malfunctions or function declines of electronic equipment for appropriate evaluations compliant with IEC 61000-4-2 Ed.2 Test Standard, ISO 10605 Ed.2 Test Standard & ISO 10605 Ed.3 Test Standard.
The ESS-S3011A features a function which enables the user to pre-program test settings to minimize setup errors as well as having the unit be incorporated into a remote or autonomous testing setup. Another feature that sets apart NoiseKen ESD guns to that of competitors is the discharging gun separation design which helps achieve the lightweight.
For conventional ESD guns, that have generators that are inseparable from the gun, you may experience having to replace the whole unit even only when certain parts of the unit are broken. However, with the NoiseKen’s separation design, replacement parts can be minimized to lower the running cost.
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