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December, 2017
RIGOL Presents New Series of Oscilloscopes
Beaverton, OR — RIGOL Technol - ogies has introduced its DS2000E series of oscilloscopes. The series con- tains scopes at either 100 or 200
other advanced analysis capabilities. Budget-conscious
customers
should choose products that have sufficient sampling capability and
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dltechnology.com DS2000E series oscilloscope.
MHz bandwidths. All models offer two analog channels with 50W input impedance standard. With real-time sample rate of 1
GS/s (on both channels), memory depth of up to 28 Mpts standard, and waveform capture rate up to 50,000 waveforms per second, the DS2000E provides the raw instrument per- formance required to meet today’s advanced debug challenges. The oscilloscopes have an 8 in.
(20.3 cm) WVGA intensity-graded display, complete network connectiv- ity, hardware waveform record/play- back, serial trigger and decode, and
signal interpolation algorithms to ensure captured signals are properly represented on their instrument. The 200 MHz DS2000E pro-
vides full 5X oversampling at 200 MHz on both channels and is sup- ported with RIGOL’s established UltraVision architecture, providing excellent signal fidelity in this
instrument class. Contact: RIGOL Technologies,
8140 SW Nimbus Avenue,
Beaverton, OR 97008 % 503-465-4626 E-mail:
michael_rizzo@rigol.com Web:
www.rigolna.com
EV Battery Short-Circuit Effects Shown in Video From AEM Components
San Diego, CA — In collaboration with EETech Labs, AEM Compo - nents has produced a video that
demonstrates the effect on circuit protection devices when subjected to worst-case electric vehicle (EV) bat- tery short circuit conditions. The video highlights the advantages of using the company’s AirMatrix® wire-in-air fuse as opposed to using competing surface mount fuses. The video can be found online at:
www.allaboutcircuits.com/industry- articles/how-to-protect-against-cata- strophic-shorts-in-evs. The video clearly shows the
damage that EV battery short cir- cuits can do to fuses. Automotive specifications require circuit protec- tion to break the circuit without causing damage to PCBs or other components in the system. The AEM wire-in-air fuse technology is able to comply with this prerequisite by remaining intact. Competitive fuses that were
also tested under the same condi- tions not only caught on fire, but also caused damage to the PCB on which they were mounted. The new wire-in-air AirMatrix
(QA-F and QA-H series) are manu- factured in AEM’s TS16949-certified facility. The QA series has high cur- rent ratings — up to 20A and 250V — and its proprietary, air-tight, wire- in-air structure is designed to ensure
consistent electrical performance. Contact: AEM Components
(USA), Inc., 6670 Cobra Way, San Diego, CA 92121 % 858-750-6100 E-mail:
sales@aemcomponents.com Web:
www.aemcomponents.com
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