• High-quality construction with low-noise electrical performance
• Kelvin version for convenient 4-point measurements
• Replaceable coaxial probe tips, with choice of tip radii, and full electrical guard to the probe tip
• SSMC 50 connectors
• Ultra-low, fA and fF measurements from -65 º C to 150 º C

• 5” touch screen display
• Noise output through female N connector
• Ethernet connection for remote control

The NGX1000 programmable noise generator is a high performance, broadband additive white gaussian noise (AWGN) generator in an easy-to-use compact form factor. The streamlined user interface and flat menu structure provides a fast, simple way to add RF noise in a communications system to test reliability, robustness and performance.

All functionality of the generator is accessible through the 5” touch screen or via remote control through an ethernet connection delivering flexible, programmable noise generation for broad use in semiconductor, military, aerospace, satellite, medical and communications applications.

SlimVue Microscope

• Combined eye-pieces and CCD camera mount
• 3x zoom and quick lens exchange
• Quick lens exchange
• 1 um optical resolution
• Minimized scope footprint
• Fast change from navigation optics to high-resolution optics
• Resolving ‹ 50 μm pads
• Simple integration with any mmW modules

Application Specific Sigma Kits

• Engraved guides on mmW platen
• Supports broadband, load pull, coax RF and banded waveguide configuration
• Optical feedback on platen position (gauge)
• Adaptable to any mmW/sub-THz applications
• Seamless integration with any mmW modules and tuners
• Fast mounting and setup change

THz measurement capability

• Rock-solid mechanical design
• Submicron stage accuracy
• Optical feedback on platen and probe position (gauge)
• Motorized positioner
• <+-1 um separation repeatability
• Micrometer-accurate and repeatable probe placement and overtravel
• Highly-precise and stable THz measurements

• Broadband coverage
• Extremely good temperature stability
• Superior voltage stability
• Noise figure meter-compatible

The NC346 Series is designed for precision noise figure measurement applications. Each module’s low VSWR reduces multiple reflections and significantly increases the measurement accuracy for most noise figure test configurations.

• Custom electrical testing available upon request
• Wide package variety with custom configurations
• NC100 & 200 series for audio and RF applications
• NC300 & 400 series for microwave application

Noise diodes are the fundamental building blocks for analog noise systems. They are categorized for performance characteristics that enhance their broadband noise output and flat spectral response. All Maury noise diodes can deliver symmetrical white Gaussian noise and flat output power versus frequency*.

* Flatness and output power are dependent upon peripheral circuit characteristics

• Excellent temperature and voltage stability
• Units for noise figure meters feature 15.5-dB ± 0.75 dB ENR output
• High-output units for radar and satellite communications system testing feature output between 26 and 35 dB ± 1 dB ENR

The NC3000 Series calibrated coaxial AWGN sources are well suited for receiver testing, noise figure measurements, or applications that require broadband noise and fast switching times. Several models include output isolators, and voltage regulators that provide excellent stability over varying temperature and voltage ranges. The NC3000 Series includes the NC3100 units with 15 dB ENR output for noise-figure meters, and the NC3200 Series high-output noise sources with outputs between 26 and 35 dB ENR for radar and satellite communications system testing.

ULTRA UH series polypropylene based hybrid electromagnetic EMC absorbers are the latest technology for EMC/RF test applications.

The polypropylene material has a highly uniform carbon density throughout the material, which provides for more predictable results with no discontinuities.

Its unique technology is a critical factor in achieving the highest electromagnetic reflectivity performance in an MVG EMC anechoic chamber.

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DC Blocks from HYPERLABS offer low insertion loss of up to 145 GHz. These parts are available in a variety of connector configurations and with various breakdown voltage and capacitance options.