• S-parameters DC to 40 GHz, single-ended and mixed-mode 
• Impedance Profile with <1 mm resolution, differential and common-mode 
• Internal, automatic OSLT calibration 
• USB-connected, small, lightweight 
• Flexible display of the measurements 
• Remove effects from fixtures, connectors and cables 
• Emulate eye diagrams with CTLE, DFE and FFE equalization 
• Advanced jitter analysis

• 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

• Universal input switching supply 
• 24v regulated current DC – runs on 110-220v AC 
• Power indicator light 
• Tinned leads; marked negative/positive with wire nuts for easy connection

• The LL158 Series produces an oblique (30°) line of illumination for line scan applications in a passively cooled design. 
• When oriented across a moving web or conveyor line, unlike standard line lights, this linear light’s unique geometry highlights engraved or raised lines that run parallel to the material travel. 
• Provides an intensity level of 53kLux (working distance of 75mm). 
• Pre-engineered for expandability in 6” (152mm) increments up to 90” (2.28m). 
• Available intensity control provides illuminance adjustability for every 6″ increment via a 0 – 10v input.

• This DCS Series Controller provides Lighting Control Flexibility in a slim 112 mm x 124 mm x 23 mm package. 
• Plug-n-Play compatibility with Ai lighting Products, featuring SignaTech™ technology. 
• Seamless switching from continuous-on to gated on/off and strobe overdrive; 3 independently configurable trigger inputs. 
• Din-rail mount, UL 508a Panel listed and GUI, Web Browser or command line setup and control tools, SDK. 
• 1 output, 3 channels – designed to drive multi-channel RGB / segment lights, as well as single higher current draw lights.

• High Intensity: up to 9x brighter than the existing SL191 Pattern Projecting Spot Light and more than 3x brighter than the leading competitive structured light projector. 
• Projection patterns are easily configured with available reticles, including line, grid, cross, multiple lines, and half sphere, with custom reticles available. 
• Customizable: available in multiple wavelengths, including white. 
• Constructed with a large heat sink for improved LED thermal management to facilitate increased brightness while maintaining safe operating temperatures. 
• Ideal solution for machine vision inspection applications requiring structured illumination, including edge detection, locating offsets, and assessing topography. 
• Requires a reticle and lens (sold separately); see available reticles here.

The energy industry is primed for a wave of monumental change. The transition to renewable and alternative energy sources, advancements in energy storage, the rise of smart grids, and the electrification of transportation are driving significant changes domestically and globally. These developments mean organizations require new testing protocols, enhanced safety standards, advanced testing equipment, and comprehensive interoperability and cybersecurity assessments. Regulatory changes and technological innovations further complicate testing requirements, demanding scalable and real-world simulation capabilities. When testing facilities must adapt rapidly to support R&D efforts, it’s essential that they ensure the safe, efficient, and sustainable deployment of new energy technologies. All of these factors demand energy laboratories that are future-proofed for innovative solutions.