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www.us-tech.com New Agilent RF Module
Santa Clara, CA — Agilent Technol - ogies Inc. has introduced a high-preci- sion PXIe frequency reference, desig- nated the M9300A. The module gener- ates clean 10MHz and 100MHz sig- nals for high-performance RF systems. The new M9300A PXIe frequency ref- erence is the latest addition to Agilent’s growing lineup of more than 60 PXI and AXIe modular products.
PXIe frequency reference module. Agilent designed the M9300A for
applications that require a low phase noise, 100MHz local oscillator, such as those in a wide variety of wireless and aerospace/defense test systems. The new frequency reference is packaged into a one-slot PXIe module and uses a fractional-N design which minimizes phase noise and spurs. The M9300A has the ability to
lock to an external reference from 1 to 110MHz and provide flexibility with multiple outputs, all with excel- lent performance. These outputs include: five 100MHz outputs each
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with nominal phase noise perform- ance of <–166dBc/Hz at 10kHz offset and >10dBm output amplitude; one 10MHz output; one 10MHz OCXO timebase output with phase noise of <–158dBc/Hz at 10kHz offset. Engineers can use the M9300A PXIe frequency reference with the Agilent M9380A CW Source or the M9381A PXIe vector signal generator to achieve its high-performance specifications, including greater speed. Because the M9300A con- forms to the PXI standard, it can be used in any PXI system where PXIe or PXI-H slots are available, regardless of the vendor. Instrument control is provided through a soft front panel and programmatic interfaces tuned to the customer’s application devel- opment environment of choice.
The Agilent IO Libraries Suite enables fast and easy integration into existing test environments. According to the company, its
fast repair turnaround program, cal- ibration core exchange strategy, and standard three-year warranty maxi- mize system uptime and reduce the
total cost of ownership. Contact: Agilent Technologies,
Test and Measurement Organization, 5301 Stevens Creek Blvd., MS 54LAK, Santa Clara, CA 95052 % 800-452-4844 Web:
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February, 2013 Low Voltage PB Switches CW Intros New
Southampton, PA — CW Industries has introduced a new series of push- button switches for low voltage PCB mount or hand solder applications. The GPBS Series switches are rated at 0.1A 30VDC and 0.3A 30VDC and are available in DPDT latching and non-latching versions. The switches are available in
two sizes; 8.0 X 8.0mm or 8.5 X 8.5mm and can mount vertically onto a PCB requiring no mounting hardware or can be hand soldered. The temperature rating range is
–25 to +65°C, the operating force of the switches is 160 to 200gf and the travel is 2.5mm. The GPTS Series switches are rated at 1A 30VDC and available in SPST push ON/push OFF alternate action and SPDT ON-OFF-ON func- tion. The switches measure 12 x 12mm and can be mounted vertically or hori- zontally onto a PCB requiring no mounting hardware or can be hand soldered in place. The temperature rating range is –25 to +85°C; operat-
Highly sensitive omnipolar Hall-Effect switches.
package size and low height require-
ments must be met. Contact: CW Industries, 130
James Way, Southampton PA, 18966 % 215-355-7080 E-mail:
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High Performance Socket from Ironwood for BGA Testing
Eagan, MN — Ironwood Electronics has introduced a new high perform- ance BGA socket for 0.5mm pitch, 3 x 7.5mm Clock Driver IC. The SG-BGA- 7244 socket is designed for testing Clock Driver BGA devices and oper- ates at bandwidths up to 10 GHz with less than 1dB of insertion loss. The contact resistance is typi-
cally 20 milliohms per I/O. The sock- et connects all pins with 10GHz bandwidth on all connections. The socket is mounted using supplied hardware on the target PCB with no soldering, and reportedly uses the smallest footprint in the industry. The socket also incorporates a new quick insertion method using shoul- der screws and swivel socket lid so that ICs can be changed out quickly. The socket also incorporates a
floating compression mechanism to accommodate package manufacturing variations. Another special feature of the socket is a torque indicator that applies repeatable compression force to the elastomer. This feature protects the elastomer from damage and assures multiple device insertions. The specific package size accommo-
dated by the socket is 0.5mm pitch, 3 x 7.5mm, 5 x 14 full array BGAs. The SG-BGA-7244 sockets are
constructed with high performance and low inductance gold-plated embedded wire on elastomer as interconnect material between device and PCB. The temperature
ing force of the switches is 700gf and the travel is 1.5mm. Both switch series are RoHS-
compliant and suitable for automo- tive, industrial and consumer elec- tronics applications where small
High performance BGA test socket.
range is –35 to +100°C. The pin self inductance is 0.15nH and mutual inductance is 0.025nH. Capacitance to ground is 0.01 pF. Current capaci-
ty is 2amps per pin. Contact: Ironwood Electronics,
1335 Eagandale Court, Eagan, MN 55121 % 800-404-0204 or 952-229-8200 fax: 952-229-8201 E-mail:
info@ironwoodelectronics.com Web:
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Standex-Meder: 3-D Magnetic Mapping
Cincinnati, OH — Standex-Meder
Electronics has developed new 3- dimensional magnetic mapping capabilities for reed sensors. This process allows designers to more accurately place sensors and mag- netic components within a system, thus eliminating any issues that may result in faulty operation. The company conducts 3-D mag-
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netic mapping by incrementally meas- uring the reed sensor’s closure and opening points as it enters and exits the influence of a magnetic field. This information is then analyzed, allowing the user to visualize the magnetic
field in three dimensions. Understanding the interacting
magnetic fields allows designers to better position the magnet and sen- sor in the system for optimal opera- tion. 3-D mapping also helps design- ers adjust the magnetic sensitivity of the reed sensor and/or the magnet’s
size and strength. Contact: Standex-Meder
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