The FAS200 builds on the proven FAS100 platform, enhancing scalability and reliability with a streamlined backplane architecture that eliminates excessive cabling, improving ease of use and long-term system stability.
Optimize Your OCXO Aging Measurement Precision and Efficiency The FAS100 Frequency Acquisition System is an advanced solution designed specifically for simultaneous, zero-dead-time frequency measurements across multiple OCXO (Oven-Controlled Crystal Oscillator) channels, leveraging one or more FMS100-32 modules and managed seamlessly by an MCM100 Master Controller. Utilizing the heterodyne method along...
The FAS2000-TC is a cutting-edge system designed to streamline the testing and production of OCXOs (Oven-Controlled Crystal Oscillators), delivering faster results and greater accuracy for manufacturers in industries like GPS, telecommunications, and quantum computing.
We are pleased to announce the availability of our latest product, the H380 100MHz OCXO. Designed to meet the needs of a wide range of RF applications, the H380 provides a reliable and stable frequency control solution.
Oscillators have a variety of electrical and environmental parameters that can greatly impact their performance in end applications. Some differences between manufacturing test environment and application conditions can cause vast performance differences which may result in a host of system-level problems. The technical team at Esterline Research and...
Continuing with our concept that individual components necessary for building our larger test systems can often (by themselves) be useful - we give you the XO101 Crystal Oscillator Kit.Electrical engineers, EE Students and the like, often need a reference (time base) frequency to work from. The XO101 kit includes a series of oscillators...
As we close the books on our first year at Esterline Research & Design, I couldn't be happier. Happier about my decision to partner with the people I did, and the direction we are going. As the only partner of ER&D who's not an engineer, these are few personal observations I...
