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Page 47 Keysight Delivers Electronic Warfare Threat Simulations


Santa Rosa, CA — Keysight has in- troduced a new electronic warfare (EW) threat simulation solution, in- cluding software and hardware, that generates modern EW RF environ- ments to enable engineers to easily and efficiently test their EW sys- tems.


The use of the electromagnetic


spectrum by the defense industry, which includes radar at RF mi- crowave and millimeter wave fre- quencies, continues to advance, ex- posing military personnel and assets to potential threats. EW systems must anticipate adversary threats and generate countermeasures in this challenging environment. As a result, threat simulation technolo-


Plasmatreat Offers Lead Frame and Surface Cleaning


Elgin, IL — The cleaning of the metal surfaces of semiconductor housings before wirebonding or injection mold- ing is crucial during manufacturing. Contaminated and oxidized surfaces can cause low wirebond strength and lead to failures, due to interruption of the electrical contacts. Low-pressure plasma processes


can remove oxide layers and weaker organic contaminants, but equip- ment costs and long process times are a drawback. With Plasmatreat’s reducing Openair-Plasma, these sur- face impurities can be removed in a single process. A special combination


gies must be able to replicate realis- tic EMS environments to validate EW system capabilities and identify potential risks. The combination of Keysight’s


COTS products provides customers with metrology-grade testing capa- bilities to delivery high-quality re- peatable results, while reducing lead time and costs. Keysight’s products, and the


support of open architecture, offers customers EW threat simulation so- lutions that range from single bench- top testing to full scale threat simu- lators. Scalability, coupled with the ability to reconfigure the system to utilize RF test assets effectively, de- livers a modernized EW test and


evaluation solution. The open architecture of


Keysight’s EW threat simulation so- lutions enables customer to create scenarios with a variety of software tools, often utilizing a customer’s ex- isting threat databases. Customers can also choose the software tool that best fits their EW test needs for pre- scripted or dynamic real-time threat


generation or both. Contact: Keysight Technologies, Inc., 1400 Fountaingrove Parkway,


Keysight Agile signal generators for EW test and evaluation.


Santa Rosa, CA 95403 % 303-662-4748 E-mail: geri_lacombe@keysight.com Web: www.keysight.com


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Plasmatreat’s combination of a special nozzle and gas mixture


enables it to treat metal surfaces in open air.


of gas mixture and a new type of noz- zle makes it possible to create a strongly


reducing atmosphere


around the sample during treatment. The number of active radicals and ions per volume unit is by magni- tudes larger than in a low-pressure hydrogen plasma and allows for very short treatment times. The combination of nozzle and


gas mixture makes it possible to treat metal surfaces, such as copper, which can normally only be treated in low-pressure plasma or in a pro- tective atmosphere. Copper is partic- ularly sensitive to oxidation at high temperatures. With the reducing Openair-Plasma treatment, copper lead frames can be cleaned very quickly. A PlasmaPlus coating will


prevent the copper from reoxidizing. Contact: Plasmatreat USA, Inc.,


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