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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: readings in Watts, dBm or dB relative eliminating measurement conversion Peaking meter for analog adjustments Cal factor to compensate each sensor for improved accuracy The Agilent 436A is a general-purpose digital power meter intended for manual and automatic radio
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Supplier: TEGAM, Inc.
Description: with thermistor power sensors from: Agilent (HP), TEGAM, Weinschel, Hughes, General Microwave, Millitech Supports 100 O and 200 O thermistors Integrates bridge balancer and power meter into one package Four digit calibration factor resolution Full
- Display Type: Digital
- Features: Programmable
- Form Factor: Bench / Free-Standing
- Output Interface: USB, Other
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Supplier: Micro Sensor Co., Ltd.
Description: LKZLD Digital Radar Liquid Level Meter can accurately measure the polluting and corrosive media, using unique microwave technology and Echo-tech echo processing technology to adapt to various working conditions. · Non-contact radar, no wear, no pollution
- Device Classification: Sensor-Only
- Meter Technology: Radar / Microwave
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Supplier: LadyBug Technologies LLC
Description: The LB559A is a high accuracy RF & Microwave Power Sensor for general purpose average power or True RMS and scalar measurements. The sensor features fast measurement speed and a broad dynamic range. LadyBug’s feature rich Power Meter Application is provided
- Bandwidth: 100 Hz
- Frequency Range: 1.00E7 to 1.25E10 Hz
- Output Interface: USB
- dBm Measurement Range: -55 to 20 dBm
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Supplier: LadyBug Technologies LLC
Description: The LB589A is a high accuracy RF & Microwave Power Sensor for general purpose average power or True RMS and scalar measurements. The sensor features fast measurement speed and a broad dynamic range. LadyBug’s feature rich Power Meter Application is provided
- Bandwidth: 100 Hz
- Frequency Range: 1.00E7 to 2.65E10 Hz
- Output Interface: USB
- dBm Measurement Range: -55 to 20 dBm
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Supplier: LadyBug Technologies LLC
Description: The LB579A is a high accuracy RF & Microwave Power Sensor for general purpose average power or True RMS and scalar measurements. The sensor features fast measurement speed and a broad dynamic range. LadyBug’s feature rich Power Meter Application is provided
- Bandwidth: 100 Hz
- Frequency Range: 1.00E7 to 1.80E10 Hz
- Output Interface: USB
- dBm Measurement Range: -55 to 20 dBm
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Supplier: LadyBug Technologies LLC
Description: The LB5944A is a high accuracy, platform independent RF & Microwave Power Sensor for general purpose average power or True RMS and scalar measurements. The sensor features exceptionally fast measurement speed, a broad dynamic range, and the widest set of options for
- Bandwidth: 1.00E-3 to 81 Hz
- Frequency Range: 1.00E6 to 4.40E10 Hz
- Output Interface: USB
- dBm Measurement Range: -60 to 26 dBm
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: ), and Probability Density Function (PDF) Applications: General-purpose RF and Microwave Average Power Measurements Characterization of repetitive pulsed signals, such as navigation,weather, and other radar Peak and average power measurements on
- Frequency Range: 8000 MHz
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: Power Measurements that give accurate results regardless of signal shape or modulation Applications: General-purpose RF and Microwave Average Power Measurements Characterization of repetitive pulsed signals, such as navigation,weather, and other radar
- Frequency Range: 8000 MHz
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: Complementary Cumulative Distribution Function (CCDF), and Probability Density Function (PDF) General-purpose RF and Microwave Average Power Measurements Characterization of repetitive pulsed signals, such as navigation,weather, and other radar Peak and average power
- Frequency Range: 20000 MHz
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Supplier: Maxwell Technologies, Inc.
Description: Maxwell's HC series of ultracapacitor cells are ideal for consumer electronics, automotive control systems, wireless transmission, medical devices, automatic meter readers, and many other applications requiring a pulse of energy that cannot be efficiently provided by a battery or power
- Applications: Automotive, General Purpose, RF / Microwave Capacitors, Telecom
- Capacitance Range: 1.00E6 to 1.50E8 microF
- Capacitance Type: Fixed
- Configuration / Form Factor: Other
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Rhesus monkey behavior during exposure to high‐peak‐power 5.62‐GHz microwave pulses
Peak power measurements were made with a peak power meter ( General Microwave no. 490).
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Antibody responses of mice exposed to low‐power microwaves under combined, pulse‐and‐amplitude modulation
The instantaneous power level of the microwave field was monitored by a peak- power meter ( General Microwave Corp. Model 478A).
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The effects of hyperthermia and hyperthermia plus microwaves on rat brain energy metabolism
Measurements made with a microwave power density meter ( General Microwave Corp. RAHAM Model 2) showed that the radiation pattern from the horn antenna was such that the head of the animal was uniformly irradiated, and most of the torso received power …
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Absorptive optical bistability at microwave frequencies
The microwave power (700 mW maximum) feeds the FP cavity and is monitored in the secondary arm of a calibrated (20 dB) directional coupler and measured with a power meter ( General Microwave , mod.
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Microwave‐induced pressure waves in a model of muscle tissue
The average output power was 13.5 W, as measured with an in-line crossguide coupler and a General Microwave Model 471 power meter equipped with a Model N421D power head.
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Development of a microwave calorimeter for simultaneous thermal analysis, infrared spectroscopy and dielectric measurements
The network analyser and microwave power meter were controlled via general -purpose interface bus (GPIB) connections.
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High-field capture section for SLC positron source
The power into the accelerator was measured with « General - Microwave Model 4T8 Peak Power Meter , using a carefully calibrated coupler at the input to the accelerator, and a high quality coaxial line of known at tenuation.
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The effect of microwave radiation (1.0 GHz) on the blood‐brain barrier in dogs
The radia- tion hazard meter ( General Microwave Corporation) was used to measure power densities without the samplespresent.
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Implementation of the Block Diagrams of the Microwave Parametric Interference Transducers
Keywords - vector ratio, power meter , the microwave trans- ducer, the general constants .
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A New Method of Coaxial Passive Tuner Structure Design in High-Power Microwave Test System
Besides the passive tuner, microwave high-power automatic test system (Fig.1) is combined with computer control software and general microwave test equipment, such as vector network analyzer, power meter , etc.