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Goepel’s Boundary Scan Bundle for Technology Entry
Austin TX — GOEPEL electronic provides a com- plete low cost boundary scan system for beginners in JTAG/Boundary Scan or users with cost-sensi- tive projects. PicoTAP Designer Studio includes hardware and software with a reasonable price- performance ratio. In addition to a mixed signal I/O module, the
bundle contains PicoTAP, a small USB powered boundary scan controller that can be plugged directly into the I/O module. The hardware/software bundle contains a
PicoTAP controller, the SYSTEM CASCON™ Basic/SX Development Station, and a CION Module FXT-96/A which can test analog and digi- tal peripheral ports. Additionally, relays and Opto
Low cost boundary scan system.
I/O are available for flexible test coverage. Two package versions are available. The bun-
dle’s performance level can be extended from pure test capabilities of the base version to additional applications such as in-system programming of small Flash and PLD or memory and cluster test. Additional hardware and software options are available.
Contact: GOEPEL Electronics LLC,
9737 Great Hills Trail, Austin, TX 78759 % 512-782-2500 fax: 734-471-1444
Email:
us-sales@goepelusa.com Web:
www.goepelusa.com
See at NEPCON China Booth #1A83.
Acumentrics Increases Rugged UPS Power Output
Westwood, MA — Designed for world wide deployment in harsh physical and electrical environ- ments, Acumentrics’ Rugged-UPS™ ACG3000 offers clean AC or DC power to protect communications and surveillance equipment from shutdowns or data loss.
Rugged UPS. The Model ACG3000 produces
3000VA/2400W of nominal 115 VAC output from an input range of 80 VAC to 265 VAC / 47 Hz to 440Hz. This wide voltage and frequency tol- erance enables users to power-up with field generators in any interna- tional power standard to provide seamless active power-factor correc- tion and clean, reliable AC power. A true on-line, double conversion unin- terruptible power supply, the ACG3000 continually creates a pure sine wave AC output from a DC bus, protecting sensitive equipment from surges, spikes, brownouts, black- outs, and noise. DC output options are available. The unique Flo-thru™ heatsink
design provides maximum cooling while sealing components from the damaging effects of water, airborne particles, and other contaminants in the operating environment. Lithium- ion or low-maintenance, valve-regu- lated lead acid batteries are enclosed in a user replaceable battery pack for rapid, hot-swap field replacement. The Lithium-ion pack offers a lighter weight energy source with longer shelf life and cycle life. With a rated operating temper-
ature range of -18°C to +50°C (0°F - 122°F), the ACG3000 is the product of choice for high power in extreme environments. It also meets accepted military standards for electromag- netic interference (MIL-STD 461-F), shock (MIL-S-901-D), and vibration
(MIL-STD-810-G). Contact: Acumentrics Corpor -
See us at NEPCON China Booth 1F61
ation, 20 Southwest Park, West - wood, MA 02090 % 800-332-0277 or 781-461-8251 fax 781-461-1261 Web:
www.acumentrics.com
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