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for harness manufacturers and

prevents the loss of rear seals for

a cost-competitive mated system.

The connection system is available

with nine different colour-coded

housings to enable easy visual

mating of harnesses and to prevent

mis-mating.

R&S Scope Rider: first

portable, mobile use

oscilloscope with the

performance of a lab instrument

Rohde & Schwarz is presenting the

first handheld oscilloscope with the

functionality and touch and feel of

a state of the art lab oscilloscope.

The R&S Scope Rider combines five

instruments in a compact format, and

its rugged design makes it perfect for

mobile installation and maintenance

work. The instrument features isolated

input and communications interfaces. It

meets CAT IV standards and can carry

out measurements on low voltage

installation sources up to 600 V.

The R&S Scope Rider from Rohde &

Schwarz is equally impressive in the lab

and in the field. With an acquisition rate

of 50,000 waveforms per second, a 10

bit A/D converter developed byRohde &

Schwarz and a maximum bandwidth of

500 MHz for the analog input channels,

this portable oscilloscope clearly

outperforms comparable instruments.

The R&S Scope Rider integrates five

functions to offer a level of versatility

not found in any other instrument.

It is based on a high performance

oscilloscope featuring a precise

digital trigger system, 33 automatic

measurement functions, mask test

and XY diagram mode. Plus, the R&S

Scope Rider can function as a logic

analyzer with eight additional digital

channels, as a protocol analyzer with

trigger and decoding capability, as a

data logger and a digital multimeter.

New Grid-EYE infrared

array sensor Evaluation Kit

from Panasonic

Grid-EYE is an infrared array sensor

and the first ever 64 pixel IR camera in

an all-in-one compact SMD package.

Based on Panasonic’s MEMS

(Micro Electro Mechanical Systems)

technology, Grid-EYE combines the

MEMS sensor chip, a digital ASIC (I2C

interface) and a silicon lens. It has 64

thermopile elements in an 8×8 grid

format that detect absolute surface

temperature without any contact.

Unlike conventional sensors, Grid-

EYE uses a patented 60° silicon lens

etched out of a silicon wafer, which

is (with less than 0.3mm height) the

smallest available lens in the market.

The combination of these modern

and sophisticated technologies from

Panasonic enables to reduce the

sensor package size to only 11.6mm

x 8mm x 4.3mm, which is around 70

% smaller in size than competitor

products. Compared to pyroelectric

sensors, it is not only possible to detect

moving people and objects but also the

position and presence of motionless

people and objects, the direction of

movements and the accurate surface

temperature from -20°C up to +100°C.

With this wide range of temperature

measurement Panasonic is able to

reach a NETD (Noise equivalent

temperature difference) of +/- 0.5°C at

room temperature.

IZT RF Receiver R4000

Combines 120 MHz Bandwidth

with 32768-Point FFT

The IZT GmbH launched a new

option for its powerful R4000 RF

receiver. The 32768-point FFT

option in combination with the

120 MHz real-time bandwidth

ensures reliable detection of fast

bursts and frequency-agile signals.

Even the most advanced hoppers

with extremely high hop rates

are detected under demanding

SNR environments. The Hopper

Detector plugin provides real-time

information about detected hoppers

containing bandwidth, dwell time

and time-of-arrival information.

Using the 32768-point FFT, the real-

time frequency resolution is less

than 5 kHz over the full 120 MHz

bandwidth. The transformation is

processed in a high-performance

FPGA. The continuous detection

without any gaps makes the R4000

a very powerful real-time signal

analyzer.

In parallel to the PSD (Power

Spectral Density), IQ content of sub-

bands or even the full bandwidth

can be retrieved and forwarded to