MICROWAVE NOISE TUBES & NOISE SOURCES

DESCRIPTION CP Clare’s TD Series of gas discharge microwave noise tubes and TN Series of gas discharge microwave noise sources are the element in a microwave RF system that allows accurate measurements of the noise figure of the receiver or its components. The requirements of a device used for ma

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

Silicon planar type

Silicon planar type For stabilization of power supply ■Features •Extremely low noise voltage caused from the diode (2.4V to 39V, 1/3 to 1/10 of our conventional MAZ3000 series) •Extremely good rising performance (in the low-current range) •Easy-to-select the optimum diode because

6-Pin DIP Optoisolators Darlington Ouput(No Base Connection)

The MOC8030 and MOC8050 devices consist of gallium arsenide infrared emitting diodes optically coupled to monolithic silicon photodarlington detectors. The chip to Pin 6 base connection has been eliminated to improve output performance in high noise environments. They are best suited for use in a