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These measuring systems are used for the optical, digital transmission of analog signals:
- With a resolution of 8 Bit
- maximal analog bandwidth of 50 MHz.
The optoUSB-2.0 system can be used for the optical transmission of USB-signals up to a data rate of 480 Mbit/s according to USB2.0. It can be used to transmit USB-signals over long distances or to handle ground potential problems. With the optical transmission and the shielded case, the system is well equipped for EMI and EME tests.
- optoUSB2.0 USB hub with 4 USB ports (not as EMI robust as -RBRIR version)
- optoUSB2.0-RBDIR uses a Rosenberger connector which has been proven to be more EMI robust)
- optoUSB3.0 USB hub with 2 USB ports (not as EMI robust as 2.0-RBRIR version)
The optoUSB-2.0-RBDIR system can be used for the optical transmission of USB-signals up to a data rate of 480 Mbit/s according to USB2.0. It can be used to transmit USB-signals over long distances or to handle ground potential problems. With the optical transmission and the shielded case, the system is well equipped for EMI and EME tests.
- optoUSB2.0-RBDIR uses a Rosenberger connector which has been proven to be more EMI robust)
- optoUSB2.0 USB hub with 4 USB ports (not as EMI robust as -RBRIR version)
- optoUSB3.0 USB hub with 2 USB ports (not as EMI robust as 2.0-RBRIR version)
opto1394 This system is used for the optical transmission of IEEE1394/Firewire-signals and can transmit data rates of up to 400 Mbit/s (800 Mbit/s at 1394b). The transmitter system consists of two similar transceivers supplied by batteries and a duplex-62,5/125µm-multimode optical cable. Due to its insensitivity against strong electromagnetic fields, the opto1394 is fit for tests of electromagnetic compatibility in EMC-test chambers, TEM-cells, and striplines. The system can also be used for the fail-proof transmission of signals across long distances.
The optoSPI-HS system can be used for the bidirectional optical transmission of SPI signals with transmission rates of up to 1Mbit/s. It consists of two battery supplied transceivers connected to each other with an optical fiber. With the optical transmission of the shielded case and the external filter, the system is well equipped for EMI and EME tests.
The optoSENT system was developed for the transmission of asynchronous SENT signals (Single Edge Nibble Transfer) and exists in two different versions.
The optoSENT system was developed for the transmission of asynchronous SENT signals (Single Edge Nibble Transfer) aThis system is used for the optical transmission of PSI5-signals and allows the transmission in both directions with a sampling rate of 50 MS/s. It consists of a transceiver, supplied by batteries, for the connection of a sensor, a simplex-62,5/125µm-multimode optical cable, and a receiver with internal batteries as well.nd exists in two different versions.
The optoK system can be used for the optical transmission of K-Line signals with transmission rates of more than 30kbit/s at supply voltages of up to 24V. It consists of two identical battery supplied transceivers connected to each other with an optical fiber. With the optical transmission and the shielded case, the system is well equipped for EMI and EME tests.
This system is used for the optical transmission of Flexray-signals and allows the transmission in both directions with a sampling rate of 10 MBit/s. It consists of two identical transceivers, supplied by batteries, and a simplex-62,5/125µm-multimode optical cable (1-fiber-version available on demand).
An electromagnetic reverberation chamber is a multifunctional EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) test facility for commercial, military, automotive testing, and other electromagnetic investigations. Also known as reverb chamber (RVC) or mode-stirred chamber (MSC) or, Vibrating intrinsic reverberation chamber (VRC). Compared to other measuring methods like EMC test in anechoic chambers or OATS (Open Area Test Sites), GTEM-cells offer some significant advantages for the testing of small and medium-sized EUT´s (Equipment Under Test) up to a frequency range of 20 GHz. Quick turn arounds of the EUT, as well as numerous testing variations, are easy and fast to handle. Switching from emission to immunity testing requires only simple adjustments from receiver input to the amplifier output.
