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X-COM Systems Real-Time RF Signal Recording And Playback System Sets Benchmark For Instantaneous Bandwidth And Dynamic Range

2015-02-18 02:07:07| rfglobalnet Home Page

X-COM Systems, LLC, a subsidiary of Bird Technologies, recently introduced the IQC91000A, the only RF and microwave signal recording and playback system that can capture, digitize, and store up to 1000 MHz of the electromagnetic spectrum in real time without gaps and missed signal events within any frequency range from 500 MHz to 18 GHz with 50 dB of spurious-free dynamic range, the highest in the industry.

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Camera Recording Systems help maximize driver safety.

2015-02-04 14:32:08| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

With on-board video and remote monitoring capabilities, MDVR Camera Recording Systems provide constant audio video stream of activity going on around vehicle. Systems support H.264 true high definition and run on Linux open source platform. MDVR-1 supports DVR and GPS capabilities, allowing device to track location and video of vehicle after event occurred. MDVR-2 adds in Wi-Fi capabilities for download of footage, while MDVR-3 adds support for 3G cellular data networks.

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Portable Serial FPDP Recorder offers 8 channels of recording.

2015-01-22 14:31:53| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Serial FPDP (sFPDP) recorder, Talon® Model RTR 2736A, captures up to 8 Serial FPDP data streams in real-time to SSDs. Unit fully complies with VITA 17.1 specification and supports sFPDP baud rates to 4.25 Gbaud. Supported sFPDP modes include copy, flow control, CRC, and copy loop. Along with real-time aggregate recording rates up to 3.2 GBps, features include PCIe Gen 3 SATA III RAID controller, hot-swappable 1.9–15.3 TB SSD, and 17 in. LCD monitor. Other interface options are available.

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Optic Fiber For Recording The Temperature In Extreme Industrial Environments

2015-01-22 01:13:07| fiberopticsonline Home Page

Optic fiber is normally used in the field of telecommunications to transmit information using light, but a group of researchers at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) has developed a technique that makes it possible to use optic fiber as a thermometer in extreme industrial environments.

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