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New/Featured Products
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Distribute LVDS clock, data, and trigger streams from a single LVDS,
RS-422, LVPECL, or NECL input at up to 1.25 GHz! Auxiliary TTL input is
logically ORed and runs up to 300 MHz. |


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Build Custom Couplings, Terminations, and Filters up to 3 GHz. Build
simple or sophisticated passive circuits with three PCB designs and two
connectors styles. A tube enclosure provides protection and shielding.
Available in SMA and BNC styles! |
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The PRL-257 divides input signals up to 12 GHz. Two independent phases
divide by f/8 - f/128 with two sets of complementary NECL outputs per
phase. AC-coupled CML input. |
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Two independent phases divide by f/1 - f/16 with two sets of
complementary NECL outputs per phase. The f/1 feature doubles as a fanout
buffer, allowing simultaneous triggering/monitoring and system
synchronization off a single reference signal. |
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An update to the popular PRL-434, the new PRL-434A drives NECL clock,
trigger, data, and strobe signals to multiple destinations at up to
3.5 GHz! Switchable input allows reception of differential or single-ended
ECL. Also accepts AC-coupled sinewaves. |
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This new clock source has a full range from 1.35 GHz down to 1.2 MHz
with 100 ppm resolution and crystal-like stability. Fine-adjust and
coarse-adjust modes, plus 2 phases of output and NECL/TTL compatibility
will bring the extraordinary flexibility to your lab. |
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Offered as a variant of our popular
PRL-260ANT, the "B"
version also includes a small-signal comparator input with a minimum
trigger voltage of only 40 mV, ideal for receiving fast-photodiode pulses
from Ti:S laser oscillators. With 2 phases of divided output, > 1 GHz input fmax, and TTL/NECL I/Os,
this divider provides maximum flexibility for complex laser timing and
synchronization. |
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Designed for driving signals from PC-based digital I/O cards into 50 Ω
loads, the PRL-444 can also receive signals from open-collector devices
and devices with low drive current. A toggle switch provides an Invert
function or the ability to generate static Hi/Lo signals. Toggles up to 70
MHz and drives long 50 Ω cables into terminated or un-terminated loads. |
Most Popular Products
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By far our most popular model, the PRL-414B is an essential tool for
any lab. Use the PRL-414B to drive clock, trigger, data, and strobe
signals to multiple destinations over 100' of RG58C/U 50 Ω coax!
Switchable 50 Ω/1 KΩ input impedance also allow the PRL-414B to receive
signals with low drive current. Updated model toggles up to 135 MHz. |
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With 2 phases of divided output, > 1 GHz input fmax, and TTL/NECL I/Os,
the new PRL-260ANT provides maximum flexibility for triggering, data
acquisition, down-sampling, strobing of laser diodes, etc. Also accepts
AC-coupled PECL or sinewave inputs. |
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