Conformity Magazine - August 2008 - (Page 7)

Signal routing of RF signal from multiple sources to each amplifier and power feedback from each amplifier to a power meter. Single IEC power inlet, internally filtered and distributed to test equipment. Fiber-optic isolated GPIB control of all equipment within rack. WOW! Reflective surfaces covered in RF absorber. Test equipment housed in shielded racks with air conditioning or forced air cooling options. Antennas individually adjustable for polarization and horizontal angle collectively adjustable for elevation (up to 20 ft.) and vertical angle (+10 degrees to -45 degrees). Dedicated (1 per amplifier) high gain horn antennas to deliver maximum field strength while minimizing cable and switch losses. Complete system mounted on sturdy, rolling base for easy positioning in front of EUT. Imagine how we can solve your EMC or RF Systems needs! AR people don’t do anything half-way. Whether it’s our legendary mismatch capability, the quality components we use, or the way we check and recheck every single detail, we always take the extra step. That’s what makes an AR system so completely reliable. It isn’t just that we can put a system together to solve any EMC or RF test scenario – it’s the parts that go into that system! We have complete test systems “on the shelf” that perform entire tests with just the press of a few buttons. The AS40000 Radiated Immunity Test System (800 MHz – 40 GHz), for example, allows you to coordinate five amplifiers, a field monitor, two power meters, two system controllers, a signal generator, and a 20-foot antenna mast with five antennas. AR can also put together a customized system to solve your test problems, with the power and frequency you need – from 10 kHz – 45 GHz. You can start with just a few essential components and then build a system around them. Every product in your AR test system is backed by the most comprehensive warranty in the business; and a global support network that’s second to none. When you have a question about any part of the system, you know exactly who to call. We’ve been here for over 35 years and we’ll continue to be here, serving your needs and engineering the products that meet tomorrow’s challenges. To learn more, visit www.ar-worldwide.com or call us at 215-723-8181. Visit us at IEEE EMC 2008 – August 18-22, Cobo Center, Detroit, MI, Booth #306 ISO 9001:2000 Certified rf/microwave instrumentation Other ar divisions: modular rf • receiver systems • ar europe USA 215-723-8181. For an applications engineer, call 800-933-8181. In Europe, call ar UK 441-908-282766 • ar France 33-1-47-91-75-30 • emv GmbH 89-614-1710 • ar Benelux 31-172-423-000 Copyright © 2008 AR. The orange stripe on AR products is Reg. U.S. Pat. & TM. Off. http://www.ar-worldwide.com http://www.ar-worldwide.com

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Conformity Magazine - August 2008 Contents Editor’s Note FCC Seeks Comment on Reauction of 700 MHz D Block Commission Cracks Down (Again!) on Junk Fax Marketer Canada Levies Fees for Public Safety Radio Spectrum FDA Issues Guidance on Medical Device Tracking Greenpeace Challenges Video Game Manufacturers The IEEE EMC Society: A Proud History of Accomplishments ESD Open Forum An Update on Changes to the Automotive ESD Standard, ISO 10605 Modeling of Radiated Electromagnetic Disturbances in Automotive Applications Design Issues in Automotive Radio Frequency Systems IEEE EMC Symposium IEEE 2008 Show Preview Exhibitors Buyer’s Guide Product News Most Eco-Friendly Companies Updated Standards List For the EU’s Pressure Equipment Directive Commission Issues Updated Standards List For Directive on Gas-Fired Appliances HHS Releases Fact Sheet on U.S. Imports from China Customs Agents Seize Holiday Lights IEEE PSES Symposium Set for October CPSC Actions in the News IEC Standards Update UL Standards Update Telcordia Standards Update From Our “You Can’t Make This Stuff Up” Department Looking Back: Items from Past Issues of Conformity Product Reviews Advertisers

Conformity Magazine - August 2008

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