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Exodus AMP2053A-1LC 6.0 – 10.0GHz, 100 Watts
Exodus AMP2053A-1LC, a rugged SSPA incorporating advance technology for 6.0-10.0GHz applications. Class A/AB design for all industry standards, 100W minimum with 50dB gain. Excellent power/gain flatness, Forward / Reflected power monitoring in both dBm & watts, VSWR, voltage / current and temperature sensing for superb reliability and ruggedness. Nominal weight is 45lbs in a compact 3U chassis, 5.25”H x 19”W x 27”D.
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D.L.S. | RTCA DO-160 and MIL-STD-810
RTCA DO-160 and MIL-STD-810 call out specific requirements for vibration, shock, crash safety and other mechanical stress tests. D.L.S. performs not only stress related tests, but environmental, chemical, and climatic exposure testing, including ASTM, ANSI, IEC/EN, ISO, ISTA, and SAE standards. D.L.S. offers a comprehensive testing program that can be combined with EMI/EMC, Power Quality and other stringent compliance requirements.
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Fix Problem EMC Areas at the Start with this Handy Fundamentals Guide
When it comes to lengthy and cost-sensitive electronic product development, there’s not much room for error – and discovering compliance issues late in the cycle can mean significant delays and added costs. Interference Technology has compiled expert articles and resources on the essentials of EMC knowledge and created the 2024 EMC Fundamentals Guide.
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Stop EMI in Its Tracks: Your Custom EMI Filter Connector Insert Awaits
You don’t have to wait until you’re in the lab for last minute EMI resolutions. The EESeal® allows for flexibility of components and configurations up front with EMC compliance from 100kHZ to 100gHz. Experience the freedom of interference-free designs and product reliability. Quell’s tailored custom inserts ship in 24-48 hours for hands-on inspection and testing. Request your sample now.
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Troubleshooting Radiated Emissions at the EMC Test Lab
Radiated emissions are by far your highest risk when performing compliance testing at the test facility. With all the high-speed digital circuitry inside electronic products today, it becomes all too easy for harmonics of the clock frequencies and other fast-edged devices to be the source of radiating EM fields. This article provides a handy checklist you can use, either as a pre-test check prior to compliance testing, or as a check following a test failure. ...Read More
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5 Ways Signal Noise Can Impact Electrical Equipment
Accurate data acquisition is often critical in various engineering and technical projects. However, a pervasive yet often-overlooked issue that arises in the system is signal noise. This unwanted electrical interference, originating from multiple sources, can corrupt measurements, hinder communication, and compromise equipment integrity. Read this article for tips on recognizing and combating noise from various sources. ...Read More
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EMV 2024
Cologne, Germany
EMV 2024 is an international trade fair focused on electromagnetic compatibility. The event, which features lecture
presentations, poster presentations, and practice-oriented workshops, has developed into one of the most important platforms for the EMC community. Participants can present results of current research or provide specific content for direct application in EMC everyday life.
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EMC Fest 2024
Livonia, Michigan
The Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society has scheduled a one-day EMI/EMC Tutorial and Exhibition, featuring speakers Doug Smith and Ken Wyatt.
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