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New Wave Instruments has been the leading manufacturer of PN sequence (PRBS) generators for over two decades. These generators are used in laboratories, factories, and universities throughout the world for spread spectrum and CDMA research, product development, and system test.

New Wave Instruments – RF Test Equipment

Satisfied customers include such outstanding organizations as General Electric, Bell Atlantic, NYNEX, Boeing Aerospace, Lockheed, and Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.

LRS-205 Spread Spectrum Generator

LRS-205 Spread Spectrum Generator

The LRS-205 generates PN sequences that are useful for developing and testing both spread spectrum and conventional data communication systems. These sequences are generated with a configurable 32-stage linear-feedback shift register (LFSR).

“New Wave Instruments began life in the usual way — in a small Silicon Valley garage back in the 1980s. The year was 1987, and awareness of spread spectrum technology was just beginning to grow…..”

New Wave Instruments
1624 West 980 South Orem, UT 84058, USA

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Network test & measurement for mobile & internet, RF&Microwave solutions, fibre-optic telecommunications and industrial solutions.

Anritsu Corporation – Test and Measurement

Products include microwave, radio frequency (RF), and optical signal generators, spectrum analyzers, and network analyzers.

The MG3740A is the ideal solution for high-purity signal source for testing analog radio Rx characteristics. Moreover, adding the digital modulation option supports generation of narrowband digital modulation signals.

Anritsu Analog Signal Generator MG3740A

Anritsu’s Analog Signal Generator MG3740A

Analog Signal Generator supporting frequencies of 100 kHz to 2.7/4/6 GHz,

Anritsu Standard Signal Generator MG3642A SSG

Here is a Anritsu Standard Signal Generator MG3642A SSG of a much earlier period.

1931- Anritsu Electric Corporation was established by the merger of Kyoritsu Electric and Annaka Electric.

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Design, manufacturing, and distribution of RF, IF, and microwave components covering the DC to 20GHz band. A leader in RF signal processing products.

Mini Circuits – RF and Microwave Components

Used in commercial, industrial, space, and military, including: WiMax, CATV, Cellular Wireless, RFID, Medical Equipment, Test Equipment, Receivers, Transmitters and Satellite applications.

Mini-Circuits SSG-6400HS Signal Generator

Mini-Circuits SSG-6400HS Signal Generator

The newest model in Mini-Circuit’s SSG signal generator family reaches a whole new level of testing and design potential. The SSG-6400HS can produce signals with frequencies as low as 250 kHz and as high as 6400 MHz with a frequency resolution finer than 0.01 Hz. It also offers AM, PM, FM, and pulse modulation capabilities.

Housed in a compact and rugged metal housing that measures 11″ x 8.5″ x 2.15″, the generator comes with a power adapter and both a USB and an RJ45 network cable, either of which can be used to control the unit. Simply install the user-friendly GUI software from the included CD and you can immediately begin using the generator.

Mini-Circuits
13 Neptune Ave Brooklyn, NY 11235, USA.

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Chase Scientific – data acquisition and signal generation

Ultra High Speed, low power, and compact Computer Based Digitizer cards as well as a family of the fastest Arbitrary Waveform Generator cards.

“Chase Scientific was originally founded as a consulting firm in 1987, specializing in advanced high speed analog and digital communication channels for the magnetic storage industry.”

AD2100 2-CH 100 Digitizers - Chase Scientific

AD2100, 2-CH, 100 MS/sec PC/104-Plus Digitizers

“This is an embedded 2-CH, 100MHz PC/104+ Digitizer which uses Scatter/Gather DMA for transfers up to 110MBytes/sec from board to system memory. It can sample two 12-bit A/D channels simultaneously and store the data to on-board memory (up to 2Meg/ch).”