• Smallest size: 11.75 x 21.9 x 16 mm including controller
• Closed-loop controller embedded in micro stage
  • No separate electronics needed
  • 3.3 VDC input
  • Direct input of motion commands (I2C, SPI, UART or analog servo)
• Angular resolution ~ 0.022 deg closed loop Absolute encoding and position feedback
• Millisecond step and settle times
• Point-to-point angular positioning with closed-loop bandwidth ~100Hz
• Holds position with zero power and no jitter
• Fast integration for embedded motion in smaller instruments

• Detented, 30 position potentiometer for repeatable dimming with cable inline controllers 
• Built in DIN-rail or panel mounting feature 
• Flip up cover for potentiometer to prevent accidental adjustments 
• Spring clamp wiring terminal for vibration proof installation 
• NEW M12 selector switch for use with iCS 2 (IC) and iCS 3 (I3) M12-based lights

• SPA available from 70KHz to 20/40/70/110/125/145 and 220GHz. Also available for banded configuration to 1.1THz.
• Dual SPA mode available: suitable for Mixers/Amplifier/ Harmonics /Spurious testing.
• SPA available on all ports. User can define which port to use as SPA port.
• Several detection types available in classical mode: Peak, minimum, RMS, Mean.
• Various math functions can be applied on SPA mode like Min hold/max hold/ user defined equations.
• Sources and receivers can be independently configured. Can be used as Tracking Generator.
• For units that have a dual source, a dual drive option is available. Support for external source control also possible.
• Phase synchronization for units with Dual source available. This feature allows users to control and configure the phase between the two sources.
• Source and receiver attenuator available with VNA can be activated in SPA mode. Recommendation to use option 62 (with attenuator on receiver side) for measuring the spectrum content of high-power devices.
• Software option: easy to install and upgrade existing user equipment.

• The fourth generation of Ai’s popular Inline Control System. 
• High Output Power: Capable of delivering 2.1 amps of continuous output and up to 8 amps in overdrive strobe at 24V, outperforming all other inline controllers on the market. 
• Compact & Rugged: Sleek enough to fit through wiring conduit with its compact anodized aluminum housing and sealed to IP68 standards for prolonged liquid immersion and complete dust protection. 
• Plug-and-Play Functionality: Enabled with SignaTech™, allowing for simplicity when overdriving, without risk of damage to the lighthead. For more information, please refer to the Product Manual

• The DL225 series of square coaxial lights features a modular heat sink and circuit design for enhanced performance, product availability and lead time. 
• These coaxial lights are available in a wide variety of wavelengths from UV to IR. 
• They provide intensities from 18kLux for the DL225-025 to approximately 50kLux for the larger models.

• 1.1" (17.6 mm) max. sensor size
• Very high resolution down to 2.4µm pixel size
• Low chief ray angle suits all SONY Pregius™ generations
• C-Mount lens
• Focal length: 12 mm 
• Initial aperture: F2.8

• A real-time diagnostic tool supports EMC/EMI debugging. 
• Fast visualize EMC/EMI problems. 
• Enables easy comparison of countermeasures before and after. 
• Capable of measurement from entire products to single components. 
• Factor-editor function provides correction of antenna characteristics, cable loss and preamplifier. 
• User friendly compact design. 
• Customer supplied spectrum and probes acceptable (Please consult)

• 2/3" (11 mm) max. sensor size
• C-Mount lens
• 6 focal lengths: 4.8 mm - 35 mm
• Initial apertures: F1.4 - F1.9
• Ruggedized and stabilized versions available
• Motorized iris available

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