• The DF241 is characterized as a Small Low Angle Dark Field ring light. 
• Precisely aimed LEDs provide a very low angle of incidence, radial illumination pattern. 
• A scratch on a sheet of glass is a good example of a defect that can be detected with a low-angle dark field illuminator. 
• With a light intensity of 24kLux at a working distance of ½” (12.5mm), the DF241 is perfect for imaging problems limited to a small field of view. 
• A 25mm field of view is standard with an optional field of view of 35mm. 
• Available in a range of wavelengths from UV to IR. 

*Engineered to provide comparable optical characteristics to our previous RL1360.

Next Generation Wafer Probing

• Continues the Infinity family’s Industry leading electrical performance
• High temperature capability (175° C +) for automotive device characterization and other applications
• Better tip visibility for enhanced placement accuracy and repeatability
• Improved tip life/durability with solid rhodium contacts
• New tip architecture enables support for narrower pitches (e.g. 25um)
• Advanced mechanical design combined with small contacts enables probing on smaller pads/pitches and improves durability and robustness

• General purpose switching up to 300 V / 2 A 
• Easy to use end-to-end path level switching for simplified programming 
• Best bandwidth and crosstalk performance in its class 
• Can be mixed and matched to create application specific configurations 
• Ideal for general purpose switching of up to 300 V (AC/DC) or 2 A 
• Can be used to switch a common point to either power or ground (Form C) 
• Connect together using external wiring for flexible switch design 
• Easy to use configuration software facilitates end-to-end path-level switching for simplified programming

The PHD1200 and PHD2000, with advanced pulser-circuit technology, offer unmatched speed, accuracy, and resolution for precise dynamic on-resistance measurement of transistors. Paired with the AU-5 Pulsed IV/RF System, this compact solution delivers exceptional performance.

• Securely connects the SL112 or SL162 to Moritex, Dolan-Jenner, and Fostec fiber optic light guides 
• Set screws are included

KapCOM (EWC33) is a new generation of transceivers with high performance Telemetry, Tracking & Command (TT&C) service. It is used on OneWeb constellation & is based on the heritage of EWC15 used in key space missions like ROSETTA, DEEP IMPACT, …

• Support the most high-performance Camera Link cameras with available support for Full and 80-bit mode at up to 85 MHz 
• Perform deterministic image acquisition by way of the jitter-free Camera Link 2.1 interface 
• Maximize system compatibility with the choice of PCIe® 2.1 x1, x4 or x8 connectivity 
• Eliminate missed frames with ample onboard buffering and PCIe bandwidth 
• Optimize multi-camera applications via support for up to four Base or two Full/80-bit Camera Link cameras per board 
• Minimize space requirements and maximize PC compatibility through a half-length design with mini Camera Link connectivity for true single-slot operation 
• Improve and simplify system connectivity with Power-overCamera-Link (PoCL) support at extended cable lengths

• For use with the SL256 Pattern Projecting Spot Lights 
• Five field-replaceable standard patterns available 
• 0.050mm line width photolithography 
• Reticles include spanner wrench 
• Please contact Ai for custom reticle patterns

The SPARTE e100 is a hybrid antenna addressing the telemetry applications in S-Band, including hypersonic test articles.

The antenna is a combination of an Electronic Beam Steering supporting any elevation from -5° up to +95° and a single-axis mechanical rotation of the patch panel providing unlimited azimuth. The patch panel’s size enables the SPARTE e100 to achieve telemetry reception performance comparable to that of a 1.2m diameter dual-axis antenna.

This is achieved with a significantly simpler mechanical design, ensuring easier maintenance throughout the antenna’s operational lifespan.

The SPARTE e100’s rapid tracking capabilities, reaching speeds of up to 60°/s in azimuth and virtually infinite in elevation, make it an ideal “lock-on” antenna.