September, 2021
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Page 87 R&S Launches Latest-Gen Oscilloscope
COLUMBIA, MD — Rohde & Schwarz is now offering its all- new R&S RTO6 oscilloscope. The R&S RTO6 delivers instant insight through enhanced usabil- ity and performance. Featuring a fresh new user interface on a larger, 15.6 in. (396 mm) full HD
Aero-Qualified Baseless Power Modules from
Microchip CHANDLER, AZ — In the race to reduce aircraft emissions, devel- opers are moving toward more efficient designs including electri- cal systems that replace today’s pneumatics and hydrau lics pow- ering everything from on-board alternators to actuators and auxil- iary power units (APUs). To enable next-gen aircraft
electrical systems, new power con- version technology is required. Microchip Technology Inc. has announced its development with Clean Sky, a joint European Commission (EC) and industry consortium, of the first aerospace- qualified baseless power modules enabling higher-efficiency, lighter and more compact power conver- sion and motor drive systems. Partnering with Clean Sky to
support aerospace industry goals set by the EC for stricter emission standards that result in climate neutral aviation by 2050, Micro - chip’s BL1, BL2 and BL3 family of baseless power modules provides greater efficiency in AC-to-DC and DC-to-AC power conversion and generation through the inte- gration of its silicon carbide power semiconductor technology. Forty-percent lighter than
others due to the modified sub- strate, the innovative design also produces an approximate 10% cost savings over standard power modules that incorporate metal baseplates. Microchip’s BL1, BL2, and BL3 devices meet all mechanical and environmental compliance guidelines set forth in RTCA DO-160G. The modules are available
in low-profile, low-inductance packaging with power and signal connectors that designers can solder directly onto printed cir- cuit boards, helping to speed development and increase relia- bility. And, the same height between the modules in the fam- ily enables them to be paralleled or connected in a three-phase bridge and other topologies. Contact: Microchip Technol -
ogy, Inc., 2355 West Chandler Boulevard, Chandler, AZ 85224 % 480-792-5047 E-mail:
chelsey.kruger@
microchip.com Web:
www.microchip.com
touchscreen and straightforward workflows, the new oscilloscope is designed to speed up daily measurement tasks. The R&S RTO6 delivers
deep insights into designs on the engineer’s workbench with state- of-the-art specifications such as an outstanding 9.4 ENOB, an unparalleled update rate of one million waveforms per second, as well as a comprehensive toolset of analysis functions. Rohde & Schwarz is also
offering its R&S ZNA high-end vector network analyzer (VNA)
R&S RTO6 oscilloscope.
which now includes models with 50 GHz and 67 GHz maximum frequencies. This opens up the
VNA’s outstanding RF perform- ance, unique hardware concept and innovative touch operation to new areas of application. Signal integrity measurements as well as A&D and 5G compo- nent and module characteriza- tion are main applications for the new analyzer models. Contact: Rohde & Schwarz
USA, Inc., 6821 Benjamin Franklin Drive, Columbia, MD 21046 % 888-837-8772 E-mail:
tomas.berghall@rsa.
rohde-schwarz.com Web:
www.rohde-schwarz.com
DRIVEN BY KURTZ ERSA.
CONVINCING SOLUTIONS FOR ALL CHALLENGES
For 5G applications, we offer you process efficient solutions for electronics manufacturing to securely connect components and assemblies of various forms and sizes. In selective and wave soldering up to PCB formats of 610 - 3,000 mm.
For rework applications from micro chips (01005) to components of 120 x 120 mm edge length (BGA). We offer POWERFLOW ULTRA wave soldering systems for up to 850 mm and HOTFLOW reflow soldering systems for up to 1,200 mm board length - also with split conveyor, without “changeover times”.
ERSA POWERFLOW ULTRA XL & HOTFLOW 3/26 XL
ERSA HYBRID REWORK HR 600 XL
ERSA VERSAFLOW 4/55 XL
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. | Plymouth WI 53073 | USA | Phone: +1 920 893 1779 |
usa@kurtzersa.com
www.driven-by-kurtzersa.com
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