• 4-Channel, 204.8 Ksa/s per channel, 24-Bit DACs 
• -115 dB spurious free dynamic range 
• Integrated 2-Channel 64-bit tachometer 
• Integrated 4-Channel DIO 
• Tight synchronization with DSA analyzers 
• Ideal for rotational measurement, and stimulus-response applications such as vibration test 
• Output modes including Sine, Burst Sine, Chirp, Burst-random and continuous random

Simulator to reproduce various transient surge phenomena which are generated in a vehicle and required in the international standard ISO-7637-2 (2004) Standard, and evaluate the immune resistibility of the equipped electronics devices against the surge. 

• ISO 7637-2 (2004) Standard compliant simulator 
• Correspondent to the test for 12V/24V/42V systems in a vehicle 
• Stand-alone usage per the each generator unit possible as well as the comprehensive control 
• Large capacity CDN (60V/50A) available (Option) 
• Up to 200A power supply possible (Option) 
• Windows in Japanese applicable for the software program as well

_{Private standards or specifications by manufactures can be responded upon request.}

• Large switching capacity in a small footprint 
• Switch up to 16 A current - highest in its class 
• High breakdown voltage (1,000 V rms between open contacts) 
• Ideal for applications such as high current/high power switching, AC line power switching, driving relays for industrial machinery, solenoid switching, and automotive engine control 
• Fail-safe interrupt inputs that can detect a fault condition automatically open up relays to their default state

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