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Description: Sweep Mode: Linear, LOG Output Overload Protection
- Device Type: Noise Generator
- Form Factor: Portable / Benchtop
- User Interface: Manual Controls
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Supplier: Enviro-AnalyticalDescription: Compact, rugged design weighs only 68g No cables to damage or get in the way Measures and logs all workplace noise parameters 32 hour battery life, fully charges in 90 minutes Integrated display and visual exposure alarm Simple auto-calibration function Comprehensive software package
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Supplier: Avago TechnologiesDescription: The 1N5711, 1N5712, 5082-2800/10/11 are passivated Schottky barrier diodes which use a patented “guard ring” design to achieve a high breakdown voltage. Packaged in a low cost glass package, they are well suited for high level detecting, mixing, switching, gating, log or A-D
- Diode Type: Schottky Barrier Diodes, RF Diodes
- Diode Applications: Switching, Detector, Mixer, Other
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.Description: The Agilent HP 3314A is a reconditioned function generator with the precision and versatility to produce numerous waveforms. Additional features include counted bursts, gate, lin/log sweeps, AM, FM/VCO, DC offset, and phase lock. For increased versatility, the Arbitrary Waveform Mode allows
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Supplier: Scantek, Inc.Description: With Simultaneous 1/1 and 1/3 Oct.P>Band Analyzer Real Time Octaves (16 Hz to 16 kHz) or 1/3 octaves (12.5 Hz to 20 kHz) Real Time Simultaneous Octaves (16Hz to 8kHz) and 1/3 Octaves (12.5Hz to 12.5kHz) Data stored as text files direct to CF card Measures and logs eq, max, min and 5
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MITEQ Inc. introduces a new addition to its family of high-performance waveguide LNAs. The Model AMFW-7F-17702130-120-23P-WP is a very low noise, high dynamic range weatherproof Ka-band front end, operating 17.7 to 21.3 GHz. With isolator protected and pressure sealed WR-42 waveguide input and K(F) connector output, in addition to being lightweight, this low-noise amplifier has a small profile and footprint. Quick LInks: More information and specifications for Miteq's Weatherproof Ka-Band Low... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc. -
From MITEQ: Low Noise Millimeter-Wave Broadband Mixer Subsystem for EW/ECM/ELINT Requirements. This compact 2 ½" x 3" unit is now configured as a low noise block converter (LNB). The converter is ideal for broadband millimeter-wave receivers such as for EW/ECM/ELINT requirements or test equipment frequency extension. The unit employs LO multipliers to facilitate the use of lower frequency microwave LO's. This model is designed for military environments. MITEQ's new Model SYS0216N01R-LNB... (read more)Browse RF Mixers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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MITEQ's HF through RF Ultra Small & Low Noise Coaxial LNA (Model AMF-2F-00100200-16-15P). This LNA has over 30 dB of gain in a housing that is only 1.22" long and 0.88" wide without the field-replaceable SMA connectors. Gain flatness is a maximum of ±1 dB, though typical is ±0.75 dB. The AMF-2F-00100200-16-15P has a maximum noise figure of 1.6 dB in the full band, though the typical value is 1 dB. MITEQ Inc. is proud to introduce a new addition, Model AMF-2F-00100200-16-15P, to its family... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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Low Noise Ka-Band Amplifier from MITEQ (Model JS3-18002200-15-10P). MITEQ's new Model JS3-18002200-15-10P is a state of the art low noise Ka-band amplifier with only 1.5 dB maximum noise figure and 26 dB minimum gain in a small hermetically sealed Kovar chassis with field replaceable K-connectors. MIL-883 screening is also available. Different connector options are also available. Quick Links: Overview and specifications of the new Model JS3-18002200-15-10P state of the art low noise Ka-band... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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MITEQ's new Model JS4-26004000-27-10P is a state-of-the-art low-noise medium power amplifier with only 2.7 dB maximum noise figure and +10 dBm P1dB. This model has a gain of 28 dB minimum in a small hermetically sealed package with field replaceable K-connectors. Quick Links: Additional information and specifications for Miteq's 26-40 GHz Low-Noise/Medium Power Amplifier. Documents. Outline Drawing: 128749 (PDF). Similar Models. JS4-26004000-30-10P. JS4-26004000-30-8P. JS4-26004000-33-10P... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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MITEQ's new Model JS3-18004000-40-15P is a state-of-the-art low-noise medium power amplifier with only 4 dB maximum noise figure and +15 dBm P1dB. This model has a gain of 32 dB minimum in a small hermetically sealed package with field replaceable K-connectors. Quick Links: Additional information and specifications for Miteq's 18-40 GHz Low Noise/Medium Power Amplifier. Documents. Outline Drawing: 192623 (PDF). Similar Models. JS3-18004000-35-5P. JS3-18004000-40-5P. JS3-18004000-43-15P... (read more)Browse Power Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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Ka-Band Ultra Small & Low Noise Coaxial LNAs from Miteq. MITEQ is proud to introduce it's new Model AMF-5F-18002200-17-10P, to its extensive family of extremely low noise and ultra small coaxial LNAs in the 18-22 GHz band. This LNA has over 40 dB of gain in a housing that is only 8 mm high and 16 mm long without the field-replaceable K-connectors. Quick Links: View additional information and specifications of our Ka-Band Ultra Small & Low Noise Coaxial LNAs. Similar Models... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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Ka-Band Ultra Small & Low Noise Coaxial LNAs from Miteq. MITEQ is proud to introduce it's new Model AMF-5F-18002200-17-10P, to its extensive family of extremely low noise and ultra small coaxial LNAs in the 18-22 GHz band. This LNA has over 40 dB of gain in a housing that is only 8 mm high and 16 mm long without the field-replaceable K-connectors. Quick Links: View additional information and specifications of our Ka-Band Ultra Small & Low Noise Coaxial LNAs. Similar Models... (read more)Browse RF Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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The JDM2WK-18002600-25-10P has a typical noise figure of 2.5 dB and a P1dB of 10 dBm. Output IP3 is 20 dBm minimum. Small-signal gain is 42 dB and gain flatness is ±2 dB maximum. Current draw is nominally 150 mA from a single +15V supply, with an operating temperature of -54 to +85°C case. Model JDM2WK-18002600-25-10P is a very low noise, high dynamic range waveguide front end with WR-28 waveguide input and K(F) connector output. Additional options include pressure windows and three flange... (read more)Browse RF Waveguide Amplifiers Datasheets for MITEQ, Inc.
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Real Time Octaves (16 Hz to 16 kHz) or 1/3 octaves (12.5 Hz to 20 kHz). Real Time Simultaneous Octaves (16 Hz to 8 kHz) and 1/3 Octaves (12.5 Hz to 12.5 kHz). Data stored as text files direct to CF card. Measures and logs Leq, Lmax, Lmin and 5 percentile values (LN) in octaves and/or 1/3 octaves. Auto Stores 300 000 data sets or 1 000 hours of 1 second 1/3 octaves onto 2 GB CF card. Auto Stores 1 000 data sets or 10 000 of 1 second 1/3 octaves to internal memory. Manual Storage for 1 000 data... (read more)Browse Sound Level Meters and Noise Dosimeters Datasheets for Scantek, Inc.
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How to Select a Low Noise Fan
by increasing the number of blades. Notes4_1 HOW TO SELECT A LOW NOISE FAN. The total sound power produced by the fan can be calculated by the empirical formula below. The. formula yields the Sound Power Level (PWL) in decibels. Logs are to the base 10: PWL = 55.2 + 30Log V + 10Log HP. T
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Electrical Noise in Motion Control Circuits
Electrical noise appears in an electrical circuit through one of four routes: a. Impedance (Ground Loop) Coupling b. Capacitive (Electrostatic) Coupling c. Inductive (Magnetic) Coupling d. Electromagnetic (Radio Frequency) Coupling. Microsoft Word - appnote_noise.doc. Application Note # 5438
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Noise Level Prediction for Moore Fans
This paper refers to the Noise Level Prediction option in the fan rating program furnished by Moore. The program will respond to your fan rating input by calculating the fan Sound Power Level (PWL) and the Sound Pressure Level (SPL) at the locations shown in Fig. 1 marked "A" and "B". These totals
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Noise Marker
is applied to account for detection, bw, and log amp effects. This value is then normalized to the 1 Hz bw. (correction factor - analyzer designed to measure sinusoids, need to correct for internal effects that make noise measurements inaccurate.)
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The Effect of High Stability Reference Oscillators on System Phase Noise
Highly accurate microwave systems derive their frequency stability from lower frequency reference oscillators, crystals or atomic standards. The resulting phase noise is, ideally, the lower frequency reference oscillator noise multiplied by 20 log N, where N is the frequency multiplication factor
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Using 2310 with Option 01 to Make Wideband Noise Measurements on TETRA Transmitters (.pdf)
bandwidth of 18 kHz and an alpha of 0.35. The wideband. implies that measurement through 180 Hz filter has to be 120 dB. noise performance limit is not a fixed value but varies as a func-. This presents significant challenge for log amp and detectors of. tion of both transmitter power class
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Cantilever Cutting Head
elements such as road salt, direct sun. light, the shock and vibration from on and off-road traveling as well. as electrical noise. "Our customers are dropping 2,400 pound logs on these sawmills,. not to mention pulling the sawmills behind pickup trucks everyday,". said Mark Coose, Wood-Mizer's
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Wood-Mizer's Cantilever Cutting Head
elements such as road salt, direct sun. light, the shock and vibration from on and off-road traveling as well. as electrical noise. "Our customers are dropping 2,400 pound logs on these sawmills,. not to mention pulling the sawmills behind pickup trucks everyday,". said Mark Coose, Wood-Mizer's
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Signal-to-noise ratio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Signal-to-noise ratio (often abbreviated SNR or S/N) is a measure used in science and engineering that compares the level of a desired signal to the
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X-ray scattering techniques - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rather, inelastically scattered x-rays contribute to the background noise in a diffraction pattern. Log in / create account Namespaces Article
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MISSING FEATURE IMPUTATION OF LOG-SPECTRAL DATA FOR NOISE...
MISSING FEATURE IMPUTATION OF LOG-SPECTRAL DATA FOR NOISE ROBUST ASR Bengt J. Borgstrom and Abeer Alwan Department of Electrical Engineering,
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Log/Limiting Amplifiers | Fiber/Optic | Analog Devices
Log/Limiting Amplifiers Print | Save to myAnalog
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Log Amps/Detectors | Amplifiers and Comparators | Analog...
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LIGO Hanford Observatory
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MySQL Bugs: #25422: Hang with log tables
'truncate': On T1, say: /* doesn't matter if it's mysql.slow_log or mysql.general_log */ delimiter // use test// create procedure p1 () begin declare
