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The Agilent 16950B logic analysis module offers industry-leading memory depth and performance for your future digital designs.
The Agilent 34901A module for the 34970A Data Acquisition/Switch Unit is the most versatile multiplexer for general purpose scanning. It combines dense, multi-function switching with 60 channel/second scan rates to address a broad spectrum of data acquisition applications. Two- and four-wire channels can be mixed on the same module. Two additional fused inputs (22 channels total) route up to 1A of current to the internal DMM, allowing ac and dc current measurements without the need for external shunt resistors.
Agilent Keysight 34901A 20-Channel Multiplexer (2/4-wire) Module
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The Agilent 70311A is a 3GHz (16 to 3300 MHz) Signal Source Clock Module and occupies 4 MMS module slots. It provides a variable synthesized clock signal to the pattern generator.
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The Agilent 16550A 100 MHz state and 500 MHz timing analysis module offers industry standard state and timing analysis features at an affordable price. With this module, there is no need to connect special probes to view timing activity. All channels perform either state or timing functions. Set up your analyzer to perform simultaneous, fully time-correlated state analysis on some channels and timing analysis on the rest.
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The Agilent Keysight 34903A is a general-purpose switch module for the 34970A Data Acquisition/Switch Unit. It has 20 independent single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) relays and is used to cycle power to products under test, control indicator and status lights, and to actuate external power relays and solenoids. Combine it with matrix and multiplexer modules to build custom switch systems. Its 300 V, 1 A contacts can handle up to 50 W, enough for many power line switching applications.
Units pass relay contact resistance verification.
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The Agilent 34905A RF multiplexer module for the 34970A Data Acquisition/Switch Unit offers broadband switching capabilities for high-frequency and pulsed signals. Use it to route test signals between your device under test and your signal generator, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, or other instrumentation. The RF multiplexers are arranged as two independent 1 x 4 multiplexers, each with a common shield and a switched center conductor. Connections can be made directly to SMB inputs with 2 GHz usable bandwidth, or to the BNC-to-SMB adapters provided with 1 GHz bandwidth. Multiple banks may be cascaded together for applications requiring even larger topologies– create a stubless 16:1 multiplexer in a single frame.
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