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Supplier: CIQTEK Co., Ltd
Description: CIQTEK ASG8000 series are high-speed, high-time resolution, programmable digital delay pulse generators capable of outputting complex pulse sequences with 1ns width resolution while providing lower RMS jitter, higher accuracy, more output interfaces, and freer scheduling. The
- Device Type: Generator
- Form Factor: Portable / Benchtop
- Generator Type: Pulse
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Supplier: POSITAL - FRABA
Description: . Incremental Interface IXARC magnetic encoders provide an incremental interface with A, B, Z, and inverted signals available as HTL (Push-Pull) or TTL (RS 422). Customers can choose any integer pulse count up to 16384 pulses per revolution. Flexible Configuration Compared to
- Diameter or Width: 1.4 to 2.3 inch
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Features: Programmable
- Maximum Mechanical Shaft Speed: 1 to 6000 rpm
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Supplier: Euchner-U.S.A., Inc.
Description: EUCHNER electronic handwheels are manual pulse generators used primarily for positioning of axis on CNC machinery. Our unique "magnetic detent" provides years of reliable wear-free operation. EUCHNER offers three magnetic detent models to fit your application. Custom
- Diameter or Width: 3.15 inch
- Encoder Output: Analog Voltage
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 F
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Supplier: POSITAL - FRABA
Description: . Incremental Interface IXARC magnetic encoders provide an incremental interface with A, B, Z, and inverted signals available as HTL (Push-Pull) or TTL (RS 422). Customers can choose any integer pulse count up to 16384 pulses per revolution. Flexible Configuration Compared to
- Diameter or Width: 1.4 to 2.3 inch
- Encoder Output: Digital: Square Wave
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Features: Programmable
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: ) Disk Drive (Magnetic/Optical) Read/Write: Up to 6 Gb/s Data Rate (2 points/cell) or 42 ps Timing Resolution Mixed-signal Design and Test: 2-channel Analog plus 4-channel Marker Outputs High-speed, Low-jitter Data/Pulse and Clock Source Real-world, Ideal
- Device Type: Generator
- Maximum Frequency Range: 3500 MHz
- Minimum Frequency Range: 3500 MHz
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: The AWG7101 is a 750 MHz arbitrary waveform generator from Tektronix. An arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a type of electronic test equipment people use to generate repetitive or single-shot electrical waveforms. Single-shot waveforms require a triggering source, either internal
- Device Type: Generator
- Generator Type: Signal
- Maximum Frequency Range: 750 MHz
- Minimum Frequency Range: 750 MHz
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: The AWG7052 is a 750 MHz arbitrary waveform generator from Tektronix. An arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a type of electronic test equipment people use to generate repetitive or single-shot electrical waveforms. Single-shot waveforms require a triggering source, either internal
- Device Type: Generator
- Generator Type: Signal
- Maximum Frequency Range: 750 MHz
- Minimum Frequency Range: 750 MHz
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: The AWG7102 is a 750 MHz arbitrary waveform generator from Tektronix. An arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a type of electronic test equipment people use to generate repetitive or single-shot electrical waveforms. Single-shot waveforms require a triggering source, either internal
- Device Type: Generator
- Generator Type: Signal
- Maximum Frequency Range: 750 MHz
- Minimum Frequency Range: 750 MHz
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Description: well as their optimum assembly for synergetic high performance of the overall pulsed power system. Filled with numerous design examples throughout, the book offers chapter coverage on various subjects such as: Marx generators and Marx-like circuits; pulse transformers;
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Supplier: Dynalco
Description: INSTRUMENTATION: Signal Generator/Counter/Ca librator Used to calibrate tachometers, digital speed indicators, governors, counters, frequency meters. Measures signal frequency from magnetic pickups, pulsers, ac generators, shaft encoders. Eliminates the need for a
- Calibrator Style: Hand Held
- Display Type: Digital Readouts
- Frequency Range: 10 to 20000 Hz
- Local Interface: Analog Front Panel
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Supplier: Magnescale Americas, Inc.
Description: ) Clock generator from 10 to 200 MHz 907,200 pulses/Rotation (r=36mm) Completely non-contact remote head Available with reference point (BH200-RE) and without reference point (BH200-NE)
- Encoder Signal Output: Pulse & Direction
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Hollow Shaft: Yes
- Maximum Mechanical Shaft Speed: 13000 rpm
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Supplier: Aerovox Corp.
Description: MARX Generator Banks Strobe Lights Flash Lamps Particle Accelerators Pulsed Lasers High Energy Dynodes DC Filters
- Applications: General Purpose
- Capacitance Range: 1 to 4000 microF
- Capacitance Tolerance: 10 (+/- %)
- Capacitance Type: Fixed
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Supplier: SensoPart
Description: measuring rotary speeds on vehicle crankshafts, or as pulse generators for motor ignition. Read more Inductive sensors are extremely precise due to their high repeatability levels. Their simple design and uncomplicated commissioning ensure minimal downtimes
- Operating Distance: 0.7874 inch
- Operating Temperature: -13 to 158 F
- Output: Switched / Alarm
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Supplier: SensoPart
Description: measuring rotary speeds on vehicle crankshafts, or as pulse generators for motor ignition. Read more Inductive sensors are extremely precise due to their high repeatability levels. Their simple design and uncomplicated commissioning ensure minimal downtimes
- Operating Distance: 0.1575 inch
- Operating Temperature: -13 to 158 F
- Output: Switched / Alarm
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Supplier: SensoPart
Description: measuring rotary speeds on vehicle crankshafts, or as pulse generators for motor ignition. Read more Inductive sensors are extremely precise due to their high repeatability levels. Their simple design and uncomplicated commissioning ensure minimal downtimes
- Operating Distance: 0.0315 inch
- Operating Temperature: -13 to 158 F
- Output: Switched / Alarm
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Supplier: SensoPart
Description: measuring rotary speeds on vehicle crankshafts, or as pulse generators for motor ignition. Read more Inductive sensors are extremely precise due to their high repeatability levels. Their simple design and uncomplicated commissioning ensure minimal downtimes
- Operating Distance: 0.0787 inch
- Operating Temperature: -13 to 158 F
- Output: Switched / Alarm
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Supplier: Baumer Ltd.
Description: –40...+100 °C Energy-self-sufficie nt MicroGenmultiturn generator PMG 10 with integrated speed switch EURO flange B10 / shaft ø 11 mm Operating speed 2 ... 12 000 rpm, programmable Extremely precise, robust magnetic
- Electrical Output and Interface: SSI, Ethernet, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS®, Other
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Maximum Mechanical Shaft Speed: 2 to 12000 rpm
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 212 F
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Supplier: Baumer Ltd.
Description: Extremely precise, robust magnetic singleturn sensing Single- and multiturn resolution up to 20 bits each Connection vial terminal box or flange connectors Simultaneous shaft load up to 650 N radial and 450 N axial Two additional incremental outputs with zero pulse Wide temperature
- Electrical Output and Interface: SSI, Ethernet, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS®, Other
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Maximum Mechanical Shaft Speed: 2 to 12000 rpm
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 212 F
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Supplier: Baumer Ltd.
Description: –40...+100 °C Energy-self-sufficie nt MicroGenmultiturn generator PMG 10 with integrated speed switch EURO flange B10 / shaft ø 11 mm Operating speed 2 ... 12 000 rpm, programmable Extremely precise, robust magnetic
- Electrical Output and Interface: SSI, Ethernet, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS®, Other
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Maximum Mechanical Shaft Speed: 12000 rpm
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 212 F
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Supplier: Baumer Ltd.
Description: Extremely precise, robust magnetic singleturn sensing Single- and multiturn resolution up to 20 bits each Connection vial terminal box or flange connectors Simultaneous shaft load up to 650 N radial and 450 N axial Two additional incremental outputs with zero pulse Wide temperature
- Electrical Output and Interface: SSI, Ethernet, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS®, Other
- Encoder Technology: Magnetic
- Hollow Shaft: Yes
- Maximum Mechanical Shaft Speed: 12000 rpm
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Supplier: Aerovox Corp.
Description: MARX Generator Banks Strobe Lights Flash Lamps Particle Accelerators Pulsed Lasers High Energy Dynodes DC Filters
- AC Rated Voltage (WVAC): 480 volts
- Applications: Lighting
- Capacitance Range: 22 microF
- Capacitance Tolerance: 3 (+/- %)
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Supplier: Electro-Sensors, Inc.
Description: and set up • Bidirectional (quadrature) options • Works with Electro-Sensors magnetic pulser discs / wraps • Optional Mounting Bracket Assembly and Mounting Magnet Model 906 sensors are water resistant and suitable for industrial applications, including
- Body Shape: Cylindrical
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 140 F
- Output: Frequency
- Power Requirements: DC Powered
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Supplier: Electro-Sensors, Inc.
Description: • Bidirectional (quadrature) option • Works with Electro-Sensors magnetic pulser discs / wraps • Optional Mounting Bracket Assembly and Mounting Magnet • Class I, Div I (D) Class II, Div I (E, F, G) Class III • XLB-3 enclosure 907 XP sensors are used in
- Body: Rectangular
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 140 F
- Output: Frequency
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Supplier: Electro-Sensors, Inc.
Description: • Bidirectional (quadrature) option • Works with Electro-Sensors magnetic pulser discs / wraps • Optional Mounting Bracket Assembly and Mounting Magnet • Class I, Div I (D) Class II, Div I (E, F, G) Class III • XLB-3 enclosure 907 XP sensors are used in
- Body Shape: Rectangular
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 140 F
- Output: Frequency
- Power Requirements: DC Powered
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: compensation provides magnetic switchpoints that become more sensitive with temperature, hence offsetting the usual degradation of the magnetic field with temperature. The symmetry capability makes these devices ideal for use in pulse-counting applications where duty cycle is an
- Input (Supply) Voltage: 3.8 to 24 volts
- Sensor Type: Proximity Sensor
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: compensation provides magnetic switchpoints that become more sensitive with temperature, hence offsetting the usual degradation of the magnetic field with temperature. The symmetry capability makes these devices ideal for use in pulse-counting applications where duty cycle is an
- Input (Supply) Voltage: 3.8 to 24 volts
- Sensor Type: Proximity Sensor
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: compensation provides magnetic switchpoints that become more sensitive with temperature, hence offsetting the usual degradation of the magnetic field with temperature. The symmetry capability makes these devices ideal for use in pulse-counting applications where duty cycle is an
- Input (Supply) Voltage: 3.8 to 24 volts
- Sensor Type: Proximity Sensor
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: compensation provides magnetic switchpoints that become more sensitive with temperature, hence offsetting the usual degradation of the magnetic field with temperature. The symmetry capability makes these devices ideal for use in pulse-counting applications where duty cycle is an
- Input (Supply) Voltage: 3.8 to 24 volts
- Sensor Type: Proximity Sensor
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Supplier: Electro-Sensors, Inc.
Description: controller, drive speed controller, or any other control or monitoring device. The wide voltage range and wave shape flexibility of the SA420 input circuitry allow it to translate signals from Hall Effect sensors, proximity switches, magnetic sensors, and a wide variety of other pulse
- Accuracy: 0.1000 % FS
- Analog Input Channels: 1 #
- Application: General Lab and Industrial
- Data Storage: 0.0 MB
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Supplier: Larson Electronics LLC
Description: a media blasting room. An integral Pulse Width Modulation controller, small profile, versatile power options, high durability and versatile mounting magnetic system makes these LED light emitters a superior lighting solution for a wide array of applications including but not limited
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Supplier: Arnold Magnetic Technologies
Description: Switches Audio Components High Frequency Magnetic Amplifiers Ham Radios Harmonic Generators Emission Controls Transformers Hydraulic Valves Compressor Clutches Oscillators Flux Gate Magnetometers Pulse
- Technology / Configuration: Bobbin Core
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XDG2000 Serie: High-Performance Waveform Generator
The XDG2000 Series 2-CH Arbitrary Waveform Generator is a cutting-edge solution for engineers seeking precision and flexibility in waveform creation. With a maximum frequency output of 100MHz and a sampling rate of 500MSa/s, this generator ensures accurate and detailed signal generation for a (read more)
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Pulsed Power
The operation of microsecond magnetic pulse generators is described by Melville (1951) and Meerovich et al (1968).
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International magnetic pulse compression workshop: (Proceedings)
By the mid-1960s, several books had been written about the design and construction of various magnetic pulse generators .2 "4 The literature of the time also contains numerous articles that describe the Melville network and its applications.
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Experiments in magnetic switching
The paper outlines acme practical and theoretical comiderations affecting the design of the magnetic pulse generator .
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Basic principles for the power semiconductor magnetic-pulse devices improving effectiveness overview
The magnetic pulse generators .
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Investigation of a Relativistic Magnetron Supplied from a High-Current Linear Induction Accelerator
To realize the commutator of this type with minimum overall dimensions and minimum inductance, the forming line must be charged from magnetic pulse generators (MPGs) for a few hundred nanoseconds.
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Medical Excimer Laser
Note that the magnetic pulse generator of the type analyzed in [2] does not need at all a high voltage commutator.
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Magnetically applied pressure-shear : a new technique for direct strength measurement at high pressure (final report for LDRD project 117856).
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Magnetic switching
Subsequently, several other magnetic pulse generators .
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Energy and technology review
The output transformer can be housed as part of the magnetic pulse generator or as part of the load for best impedance matching.
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Energy storage capacitors
Kataev, I. G., Kononov, A. I.,Meshkov, A. N., and Rozhkov, I. I., " Magnetic Pulse Generator Based on Ferrite," PTE #4, pp. 118-120, July 1973 3.