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Middlefield, CT —ZYGO Corporation has released the latest addition to its Verifire™ family of laser interferom- eter and optical testing products. The company’s laser interferometers employ advanced software and hard- ware technology to ensure precision metrology and characterization of optical components and systems in both manufacturing and laboratory environments. The new Verifire interferometer
is configured with a true-Fizeau, on- axis optical system that provides the basis for high-accuracy metrology. Patented QPSI™ vibration-tolerant acquisition technology provides the instrument with its unique ability to obtain reliable measurements in pro- duction environments. At the core of the system is a proprietary, frequen- cy-stabilized laser that delivers high output and life-long reliability — backed by a three-year warranty. The interferometer includes a
continuously variable optical zoom that can be operated in horizontal or vertical configurations. The system is offered in various output beam aperture sizes and is supported by a full range of certified accessories. The new Verifire is controlled
by the company’s powerful Mx soft- ware platform, which includes many
KEMET Intros Advanced Capacitor
Technology Simpsonville, SC — KEMET Corpor - ation has introduced its U2J Class-I ceramic dielectric capacitors, a sur- face-mount platform that offers more than twice the capacity available in C0G/NP0. It also provides superior temperature performance over X7R, X8R and X5R making it an excellent
new features for improved perform- ance and usability,
including
SmartAveraging and SmartRemote compatibilities. SmartAveraging is a software feature that optimizes measurement quality by automati- cally acquiring the appropriate num- ber of averages required to ensure the desired level of certainty, mini- mizing operator variability. Smart - Remote is a wireless hand-held device used to control the instru- ment, providing users with enhanced functionality,
ease-of-use, and
remote instrument operation. Contact: ZYGO Corp., 21 Laurel
Brook Road, Middlefield, CT 06455 % 860-347-8506
Verifire™ laser interferometer.
E-mail:
inquire@zygo.com Web:
www.zygo.com
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device for many applications, such as telecom, data acquisition and the IoT. According to the company, the
U2J capacitors offer some of the highest capacitance values for Class- I ceramic dielectrics in the industry while providing excellent voltage sta- bility similar to the C0G. U2J capacitors are stable with a
linear capacitance change with tem- perature, enabling design engineers to predict the change in capacitance over the operating temperature range. They also reportedly retain over 99 percent of nominal capaci- tance at full rated voltage and extend the available capacitance of Class-I dielectric MLCCs into a range previ- ously available only in Class-II dielectrics. U2J capacitors are lead- free, RoHS and REACH-compliant
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