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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: The SR5500 is a generator from Spirent. A signal generator is a device that creates electronic signals, repeating or non-repeating, in the digital or analog domains, depending on need. Signal generators design, test, troubleshoot, and repair electronic devices across many
- Device Type: Generator
- Generator Type: Signal
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Supplier: Maury Microwave
Description: The CNG-EbNo is a fully automated instrument that sets and maintains a highly accurate ratio between a user-supplied carrier and internally generated AWGN noise, over a wide range of signal power levels and frequencies. The CNG-EbNo gives system, design, and test engineers in the
- Device Type: Noise Generator
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Supplier: Maury Microwave
Description: The NC6000A and NC8000A Series instruments are designed for general-purpose noise applications on the bench, or in a rack test station. The manual controls make it simple to operate and reduce test set up time. Standard units can be modified for specific customer requirements. Please consult
- Device Type: Noise Generator
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Supplier: Red Pitaya, d.o.o.
Description: STEMlab 125-14Z7020 Low Noise is based on a STEMlab 125-14 Z7020 board that is populated with additional linear analog power for analog power supplies to reduce RF inputs and outputs noise and consequently increase ENOB.
- Maximum Input Channels: 2 to 4
- Minimum Frequency Range: 0 to 0.000001 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 62.5 MHz
- RAM / On-board Memory: 4,000 MB
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: The UFX7911 is a used 1 GHz Noise Generator from Noise Com. A noise signal generator is a type of electronic test equipment that produces a noise, or random signal, to test an electronic product’s frequency response, noise figure, and other important
- Minimum Frequency Range: 1,000 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 1,000 MHz
- Features: Noise, Signal
- Device Type: Noise Generator
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Supplier: Red Pitaya, d.o.o.
Description: STEMlab 125-14 4 Inputs is based on STEMlab 125-14 board, but instead of 2 inputs and 2 output channels offers 4 Input channels that with improved performance.
- Maximum Input Channels: 4
- Minimum Frequency Range: 0 to 0.000001 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 62.5 MHz
- RAM / On-board Memory: 4,000 MB
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Supplier: NTi Audio AG
Description: The Digirator DR2 is a reference-grade digital audio signal generator with transformer-balanced AES3, S/PDIF, TOSLINK and ADAT outputs. The generator offers a wide range of test signals like sine, pink noise, white noise, polarity, delay, chirp and sweep. The DR2
- Minimum Frequency Range: 0.00001 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 0.02 MHz
- Frequency Resolution: 16 to 24 bits
- Data Storage: 512 MB
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Supplier: Red Pitaya, d.o.o.
Description: STEMlab 125-14 External clock is based on the STEMlab 125-14 model that is modified to be used with an external clock oscillator, which is important especially for RF applications that operate at other frequencies, require better quality clock or clock synchronization. With this modification, users
- Maximum Input Channels: 2 to 4
- Minimum Frequency Range: 0 to 0.000001 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 62.5 MHz
- RAM / On-board Memory: 4,000 MB
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Supplier: Red Pitaya, d.o.o.
Description: SDRlab 122-16 External clock is based on the SDRlab 122-16 model that is modified to be used with an external clock oscillator, which is important especially for RF applications that operate at other frequencies, require better quality clock or clock synchronization.
- Maximum Input Channels: 2 to 4
- Minimum Frequency Range: 0 to 0.000001 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 62.5 MHz
- RAM / On-board Memory: 4,000 MB
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Supplier: NTi Audio AG
Description: setup of delay line arrangements, thus the directionality of the signal source will be optimized. Testing is carried out in combination with the XL2 Audio and Acoustic Analyzer or Acoustilyzer AL1. Pink & White Noise Pink or white noise is synthesized with high spectral
- Minimum Frequency Range: 0.00001 MHz
- Maximum Frequency Range: 0.02 MHz
- Frequency Resolution: 16 bits
- Frequency Accuracy: 0.2 (+/-) dB
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Supplier: KCF Technologies, Inc.
Description: KCF Technologies is developing a robust and efficient sound generator for separation/isolation of aerosols in HVAC filters. The primary solution is a new, high intensity piezoelectric sound generator combined with a Helmholtz resonator. Conventional piezoelectric sound
- Device Type: Noise Generator
- Form Factor: Rack Mount / Fixed
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Random hysteresis PWM inverter with robust spectrum shaping
While the commercial white noise generator is the best choice, the ROM-based random signal generator [13] is a practical and cost-effective alternative.
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High-speed true random bit sequence generator
Typically,this may be achieved using a commercial broadband white noise generator although, for the purpose of this Letter, the noise was generated by a concatenation of five erbium-doped fibre amplifiers (EDFAs) with noise figures in the range 4.5 to …
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A simple shaker table for seismometer calibration
Vertical or horizontaldriver geophonescan be driven by a commercial signal generator or white noise generator, or frommagnetictape output.
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Some effects of drugs on rats in varying conditions of sensory stimulation
White noise from a commercial generator (spectrum level uniform from 30 e/s to 20 kc/s) was relayed from a speaker, placed two feet above the centre of the maze.
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A real-time simple analyser for point processes
The continuous signal consists of white noise produced by a commercial generator that was scnt through a 20 kHz single-lag low-pass RC filter.
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In preparing vowel/noise stimuli, white noise from a commercial noise generator was used to mask the vowels and the approximate signal/noise ratio was set as -10 dB.
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Time domain noise-induced jitter: Theory and precise measurement
To test this, bandlimited white noise from a commercial noise generator was added to a sine wave from a signal generator.
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A digital controlled electronic ballast using high frequency modulation method for the metal halide lamp
But it is very difficult to make the white noise generator simple for a commercial ballast of low cost.
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Discrimination performance and echolocation signal integration requirements for target detection and distance determination in the CF/FM bat,Noctilio albiventr...
The apparatus used to generate the white noise signals has been previously described (Grinnell and Hagiwara 1972), with the exceptions that we used a homemade white noise signal genera- tor and a Polaroid commercial ultrasonic loudspeaker.
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Compressive noise radar for urban sensing
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