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Maury MW - Diodes - NC100-200-300-400 Series
- 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
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Output |
Operating Temperature |
Storage Temperature |
|---|---|---|
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White Gaussian Noise |
-40°C to +85°C temperature for DO-35 package -55°C to +125°C for all others |
-65°C to +150°C |
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- Flexible bench configuration empowers users to easily set up instruments and DUTs to match any measurement workflow.
- Automated, multi-instrument calibration workflows empower users to achieve high accuracy results across diverse setups with minimal user intervention.
- Built-in system calibration verification instills confidence in measurement accuracy before data collection begins.
- Comprehensive small-signal, large-signal, and pulsed testing captures real-world device behavior for reliable design and modeling.
- Powerful visualization and analytics suite empowers users to quickly interpret results, extract models, and drive faster design decisions.
- Ultra-low distortion signal path
- Standard connectors SMA female
- 7” touch screen display
- Dimensions: 17.22 in. wide x 6.30 in. including feet, high x 19.5 in. deep
- Fold-down feet for bench top use
- Power 115 VAC, 60 Hz
- Operating Temperature: -10° to +65°C
- Differential inputs and outputs
- Multiple differential inputs and outputs
- Calibration-grade metrology standards
- Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation
A precision fixed termination (or load) consists of an immovable, (fixed) termination which, when mated to the end of a trans-mission line or cable, absorbs nearly all of the signal energy traveling toward it. An ideal “matched” condition exists when a termination with an impedance value of Z0, is connected to the end of a transmission line or cable that also has a characteristic impedance of Z0. Such an ideal “matched” condition (one with no mismatch between the termination and its mated line or cable) is critical if a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of 1.0:1 is to be achieved in a system with a 50 or 75 ohm impedance value. Simply put, the more closely the 1.0:1 ratio is approached, the more accurate the measurements that can be made from a system.
- Outstanding stability
- Fast switching speed
- Ripple-free response over standard waveguide bands
The NC5000A Series AWGN noise sources feature outstanding stability, switching speed, and ripple-free response over standard waveguide bands. The high stability of the NC5000A Series allows these units to be used in place of cumbersome gas tube noise sources.
Ripple in the output of noise sources has a direct effect on measurement accuracy, so Noisecom has tailored the response of the NC5000A Series so that ripple is minimized throughout the specified frequency range.
- Calibration-grade metrology standards
- Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation
Precision standard mismatches are fixed coaxial terminations, which are used to introduce a known VSWR into a 50 ohm transmission system. These mismatches are extremely useful in a wide variety of applications and are quick and easy to use. They can be used to calibrate swept reflectometers, verify network analyzer calibration, establish impedance references in TDR measurements.
- 4 kHz to 6 GHz and 10 MHz to 6, 18, and 40 GHz power sensors
- -60 dBm to +20 dBm dynamic range
- Pulse, Average, CW and Modulation modes
- True average measurements with essentially no modulation bandwidth limitations
- Real-Time Power Processing™ technology for virtually no gaps in signal acquisition and zero measurement latency
- 100,000 measurements per second
- Synchronized multi-channel measurements
- Suite of advanced measurement and analysis software
- 6 GHz, 8 GHz, 18 GHz and 40 GHz RF Power Sensors
- Up to 195 MHz video bandwidth with 3 ns rise time
- Real-Time Power ProcessingTM technology with zero measurement dead time
- 100,000 measurements per second
- Power Analyzer Suite advanced measurement and analysis software
- Crest factor, CCDF and statistical measurements
- 10 GS/s effective sample rate
- 100 MS/s continuous sample rate
- Synchronized multi-channel measurements
The overall performance of a power meter dependents on the power sensor employed. Maury has a variety of quality power sensors to meet virtually all applications. Maury has a complete line of Peak and Average power sensors up to 40 GHz for all of your fast rise time, wide bandwidth and wide dynamic range applications. In this document, browse through our large variety of advanced sensor solutions.
- Output White Gaussian noise
- Output power up to +30 dBm
- 127 dB of attenuation; 0.1 dB step size
- Units > 2 GHz have total attenuation of 79.9 dB
- Low distortion signal path
- Power 115 VAC, 60 Hz
- Noise attenuator accuracy: ±0.2 dB or 0.5% at 1 – 500 MHz ±0.2 dB or 1% at 0.5 – 1.0 GHz ±0.3 dB or 2% at 1 – 2 GHz
- Standard connectors SMA female
- 7” touch screen display
- Dimensions: 17.25 in. wide x 6.50 in. including feet, high x 19.50 in. deep
- Removable hard drive for added security
- Operating Temperature: -10° to +65°C
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Maury Microwave offers Measurement and Modeling Device Characterization Systems and Services including nonlinear passive, active and hybrid-active fundamental and harmonic load pull, non-50Ω X-Parameter modeling, pulsed IV Pulsed s-parameters and compact transistor modeling, and patent-pending ultra-fast/accurate noise parameters.
