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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025～Oct 14, 2025
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EMGZ 306A is a one-channel tension measurement amplifier composed of a hybrid circuit.
This amplifier can also be connected to a sensor unit with two tension sensors. All adjustments can be made using the 10-turn trimmer on the front panel. When operating from a PC or PLC, you can use fixed gain and offset by adding jumper pins.
Contributes to improving the temperature measurement accuracy of rotating bodies. Good compatibility with slip rings, thermocouple amplifiers.
An amplifier is installed on the rotating side to transmit the measurement signal at a high level, improving the S/N ratio and ensuring accurate transmission. It is optimal for temperature measurement in rotating bodies. Available for 2 to 9 channels.
The rotating part can amplify a small voltage signal up to a maximum of ±10V.
Built-in bridge circuit that allows direct connection of "1 gauge method (2 and 3 wire type)" and "adjacent 2 gauge method"! An amplifier for rotating bodies capable of measuring minute stress values.
Using a small panel! Built-in digital filter with independently adjustable output and display!
The "DTR-65" is a tension output amplifier that can be panel-mounted, with an output selectable between 0-10VDC or 4-20mADC. It can be mounted in a 1/8 panel size, and the front operation panel has an IP65 protection rating. Operation is possible through three buttons while checking the display, allowing for various settings. Additionally, it can output to a driver for tension control, connect to a PLC, and output to devices that display tension as options. 【Features】 ■ Compact panel size 1/8 DIN ■ Settings and calibration with three buttons and a digital display ■ Calibration without weights is also possible ■ Built-in digital filter that allows independent adjustment of output and display ■ Power supply voltage can be selected between 24VDC and 100-240VAC *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
RF power amplifier
Standard RF power amplifiers covering 70 types from 10 kHz to 6 GHz are available. Custom power amplifier specifications for 6 GHz to 40 GHz are also supported. Signal formats: CW/AM/PM/FM/Pulse. High linearity and flat frequency characteristics. Low noise and low distortion. Compliant with various standards: IEC61000-4-3/IEC61000-4-6. *Please check the detailed specifications for each model.
Ideal for amplifying signals picked up by EMC near-field probes in the bandwidth of 2MHz to 6GHz.
The TBWA2 wideband RF amplifier from TekBox Digital Solutions is a versatile building block that can be easily integrated into laboratory setups. With a bandwidth of 2MHz to 6GHz, it is ideal for amplifying signals picked up by EMC near-field probes. The TBWA2 wideband amplifier is available with a gain of 20dB or 40dB.
With a gain of 22 dB and a 1 dB compression point of +22 dBm, the output power of the tracking generator can be increased to a maximum of 150 mW.
The TBMDA1 modulated wideband driver amplifier is designed to create a low-cost signal source for immunity testing of electronic building blocks and products. It is intended to be driven by the output of a spectrum analyzer's tracking generator. With a gain of 22 dB and a 1 dB compression point of +22 dBm, it can boost the output power of the tracking generator up to 150 mW. The TBMDA1 is ideal for driving Tekbox near-field probes to generate electric fields of up to 50 V/m when finding sensitive spots in electronic circuits or when driving the Tekbox TEM cell TBTC1, or 25 V/m when driving TBTC2, or 18 V/m when driving TBTC3. The test signals for immunity testing can be CW, AM, or PM. As a result, the TBMDA1 provides built-in modulation capabilities to generate 1 kHz AM or PM signals. In PM mode, the TBMDA1 can also generate a 217 Hz signal with a 12.5% duty cycle to simulate mobile phone TDMA noise.
Designed to create a low-cost signal source for immunity testing of electronic building blocks and products.
The TBMDA2 wideband driver amplifier with modulation capabilities is designed to create an inexpensive signal source for immunity testing of electronic building blocks and products. It is intended to be driven by the tracking generator output of a spectrum analyzer. With a +27dBm 1dB compression point, it can boost the output power of the tracking generator up to 500mW. The TBMDA2 can drive Tekbox near-field probes to find sensitive spots in electronic circuits, create electric fields of up to 170V/m when driving the Tekbox TEM cell TBTC0, and is optimal for 100V/m when driving TBTC1 at 50V/m. When driving TBTC2 or TBTC3, it can produce 30V/m. The test signals for immunity testing can be CW, AM, or PM. As a result, the TBMDA2 provides built-in modulation capabilities to generate 1 kHz AM or PM signals. In PM mode, the TBMDA2 can also generate a 217 Hz signal with a 12.5% duty cycle to simulate mobile phone TDMA noise.
Highly versatile building blocks that can be easily integrated into lab setups.
The TBDA1/14dB wideband driver amplifier is a versatile building block that can be easily integrated into lab setups. With a frequency range of 40MHz to 3GHz and an output power of +22dBm at 1dB compression, these amplifiers are ideal for boosting the amplitude of low-power RF sources or driving power amplifier stages. The TBDA1 wideband amplifier is available with a gain of 14dB.
With high gain, it can increase the output power of any tracking generator up to a maximum of 5W.
The TBMDA3 wideband power amplifier with modulation capability is designed to create a low-cost signal source for immunity testing of electronic building blocks and products. It is intended to be driven by the tracking generator output of a spectrum analyzer. Its high gain allows it to boost the output power of any tracking generator up to 5W. The TBMDA3 is ideal for driving Tekbox near-field probes to find sensitive spots in electronic circuits, or for generating electric fields of up to 550V/m when driving the Tekbox TEM cell TBTC0, 300V/m when driving TBTC1, and 100V/m when driving TBTC2 or TBTC3. The test signals for immunity testing can be modulated in CW, AM, or PM. As a result, the TBMDA3 provides built-in modulation capabilities to generate 1 kHz AM or PM signals. In PM mode, the TBMDA3 can also generate a 217 Hz signal with a 12.5% duty cycle to simulate mobile phone TDMA noise.
In the input power range of 5 dBm to 0 dBm, the output power of the tracking generator can be boosted up to a maximum of 5W.
The TBMDA4 modulated wideband power amplifier is designed to create a low-cost signal source for immunity testing of electronic building blocks and products, driven by the output of a spectrum analyzer's tracking generator. It can boost the output power of the tracking generator up to 5W within an input power range of -5 dBm to 0 dBm. It ideally complements the TBMDA3, which covers a frequency range of 10 MHz to 1 GHz from 100 kHz to 50 MHz. The TBMDA4 is ideal for driving Tekbox near-field probes to find sensitive spots in electronic circuits, creating electric fields of up to 550 V/m when driving the TEM cell TBTC0, and 300 V/m when driving TBTC1. When driving TBTC2 or TBTC3, it generates 100 V/m. The test signals for immunity testing can be CW, AM, or PM modulated, providing built-in modulation capabilities to generate 1 kHz AM or PM signals. In PM mode, the TBMDA4 can also generate a 217 Hz signal with a 12.5% duty cycle to simulate mobile phone TDMA noise.
Low noise with high gain and wide bandwidth (up to 2GHz), ideal for time-resolved measurements using ultra-fast photodetectors.
■Due to the built-in Bias-T, a high S/N ratio can be achieved for applications requiring high CW power, such as shot noise limit spectroscopy and heterodyne measurements. ■The housing is compact and features M4 screw holes, making it easy to integrate into bench systems. 【HSA-X Series】 ■A very compact model that comes standard with a Bias-T and SMA connector for signal output. ■Gain: 20dB / 40dB 【HSA-Y Series】 ■A model that adds one DC monitor output and one signal output to the HSA-X. ■The DC monitor output is useful for detector alignment, control, or background measurements. ■The signal output allows for triggering and signal control. ■Gain: Selectable from 20 / 40 / 60dB.
Log amplifier featuring a high dynamic range (up to 80dB), DC-coupled input, and short rise/fall times (5ns).
■The gain curve is logarithmic, so weak signals are amplified strongly, while larger input signals are amplified relatively weakly. ■Ideal for high-speed and high-dynamics pulse measurements that require signal compression. ■Input voltage noise is 2nV/√Hz.
The 100/200MHz DHPVA is a high-frequency amplifier with variable gain.
■Even when changing the gain settings, the bandwidth (100/200MHz) remains constant, featuring excellent gain flatness, low noise, and low offset drift, making it a very high-performance amplifier. ■Since the bandwidth remains constant even with different gain settings, the rise time of the pulse hardly changes (within ±10%). ■Ideal for accurate and reliable time-resolved measurements. ■Adopts a multi-stage design, allowing for the avoidance of using multiple amplifiers that could lead to dynamic limitations.
