Product

Schottky Zero Bias Detectors

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Pasternack Enterprises, Inc.

Pasternack Enterprises, Inc.

Schottky Zero Bias Detectors from Pasternack

Product

High Power Switch and Bias Module

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Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.

Macom Technology Solutions Holdings Inc.

MACOM’s High-Power Switch and Bias modules are extensively used in 4G and 5G TDD base stations as well as aerospace and defense applications. The PIN Diode Switch features high power handling, low insertion loss, and super board band performance. The integrated bias controller utilizes a boost circuit and provide the driver circuitry to the switch. The modules require only a single 5 V supply, and a single TX / RX control signal which greatly reduced the customer design complexity.

Product

DC Bias Current Power Supply

TH1775

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Shenzhen Chuangxin Instruments Co., Ltd.

TH1775 - Shenzhen Chuangxin Instruments Co., Ltd.

TH1775 is a DC Bias Current Source (or DC Magnetization Current Source) used for inductance measurement of inductors and transformer windings with DC bias current. Except for constant current output, low additional error and wide frequency response range are important for bias current inductance measurement. High frequency LCR meter could be used, when the frequency response range is wide enough. MPU controlled auto current balance technology is adopted to realize AC+DC current overlap and constant current output from 0 to ±20A. Two TH1775 can be paralleled to supply a maximum current up to 40A.TH1775 permits high frequency measurement up to 1 MHz and can be directly controlled by TH2816A, TH2817A, TH2818 and TH2819. TH1773/TH1775 with its low additional error, wide frequency response range and sweep output function is widely used in DC biased inductance measurement. TH1775 also provides a perfect solution for magnetic material analysis.

Product

DC Current Bias Supply

DC1000A

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Voltech

DC1000A - Voltech

To guarantee the quality and performance of inductive components such as inductors, chokes and transformers they are tested at their real-life operating point. If the inductor is designed to carry a DC current, then its inductance must be measured with that DC current present. Until now, these measurements were made by an LCR meter connected via special interfacing to a DC bias supply available only from the manufacturer of the LCR meter. The unique NEW DC1000A can be used with any precision LCR meter and connects simply into existing test fixturing.