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Typical spurious for the two models is at -80 dBc, with typical harmonics of -40 dBc and subharmonics at -25 dBc. They deliver at least +10 dBm output power, and can be adjusted over a 40 dB dynamic range, with 0.5 dB resolution. The pulse modulation feature offers internal or external triggering with pulse widths as low as 100 ns and pulse repetition intervals of 200 ns.
Other previously released models in the LMS family include the LMS-802 covering 4 to 8 GHz, the LMS-103 covering 5 to 10 GHz, and the LMS-123 covering 8 to 12 GHz. Lab Brick signal generators are known for their compact size, low power consumption, and USB compatibility. Lab Brick signal generators measure 4.90 x 3.14 x 1.59 in. (124 x 80 x 40 mm) and weigh less than 1 lb. (0.45 kg).
They connect to a host computer by means of a standard USB cable and are controlled via the Graphical User Interface (GUI) software supplied with each unit. The simple GUI features large display windows to quickly view and adjust the signal generator’s operating parameters. They are powered and controlled by means of any USB equipped PC or laptop. They can also be run from battery power or from a remote power supply for non-USB embedded or automated applications.
They are available for purchase at
www.vaunix. com.
Based in Haverhill, Massachusetts, Vaunix Technology Corporation designs, manufactures, and services RF and microwave test equipment and communications products. It says its Lab Brick product family sets a new standard for cost, size, and simplicity for microwave test equipment.
M/A-COM Tech to broaden horizons in Asia Pacific
The firm has taken on Vincent Pelliccia, who has 25 years of experience in the industry, as Senior Director Asia Pacific Sales.
M/A-COM Technology Solutions (M/A-COM Tech) has appointed Vincent Pelliccia’s appointment as Senior Director of Asia Pacific Sales, reporting to Jack Kennedy, Vice President of Sales for M/A-
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COM Tech. Pelliccia is now responsible for leading the company’s Asia Pacific Sales initiatives.
Vincent Pellicia, Senior Director Asia Pacific Sales
Pelliccia most recently served as M/A-COM Tech’s Director of Sales Operations and Business Development. In this role he helped implement an SAP Customer Relationship Management solution for M/A-COM Tech, while concurrently playing a lead role in simplifying the company’s order management system. Prior to that, he served as Vice President of Sales at Mimix Broadband, which was acquired by M/A-COM Tech in May 2010. Pelliccia worked at M/A-COM for 11 years as a Product Group Manager prior to joining Mimix Broadband.
Pelliccia boasts 25 years in the industry with a strong background in engineering, finance, and sales. He received a B.S. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida.
“I am very proud to have Vince leading our Asia Pacific sales efforts. His industry experience and strong leadership will greatly benefit the company,” said.“I am confident he will fulfil his new role exceptionally well.”
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