The TUNS1200 is a compact power converter from Cosel that has a 1,2 kW low-profile onboard AC/DC power module, and is designed for demanding worldwide applications.
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Vero’s industry-compliant KM6 range is a modular, pluggable, 19-inch rack-based enclosure to securely house and protect electronic equipment.
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The DFS71 is a digital fibre-optic sensor with configurable outputs: single output with remote input, redundant, complementary, and classic, which can all be configured as PNP (source), NPN (sink), or push/pull.
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COSEL’s open-frame high power density, 700 W, 3 x 5-inch power supply is optimised for efficient cooling, making it suitable for use in demanding medical and industrial applications.
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The PXN-400 from Harogic is a handheld spectrum analyser that covers a frequency range of 9 kHz to 40 GHz, with an analytical bandwidth of 100 MHz.
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The innovative hardware architecture of the Pulse Rider Series provides the possibility to generate multiple pulse sequences, such as double, triple or quad pulses, with fully independent timing parameters.
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The SA series from HAROGIC Technologies is designed as a compact USB real-time spectrum analyser using low SWaP principles.
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Teguar’s waterproof computers are built for tough environments, where waterjets or strong chemicals are used for cleaning. They are fully dustproof and waterproof, ideal for food and beverage manufacturing, ...
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Spectrum Instrumentation has released an open-source Python package, ‘spcm’, that is now available for the current line of all Spectrum Instrumentation test and measurement products.
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The MFL2828S from Crane Aerospace & Electronics is a space-qualified DC-DC converter with an input voltage range of 16 to 40 V, and an output voltage of 28 V.
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COSEL has announced the launch of the HFA3500TF, a low-profile, 3-phase, 3-wire 3500 W AC/DC enclosed power supply design optimised for industrial equipment such as semiconductor manufacturing, laser processing machines and robotics.
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Traditionally, EPR spectroscopy requires massive electromagnets that can weigh over a ton, and therefore are often located in basements. Bridge12, located near Boston in the USA, has launched a next-generation EPR spectrometer that is about half the cost of current instruments and a tenth of the size and weight.
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