Test, Lab, Medical equipment » Test Generators

Building Filters

18

Used pulling unit

  • no-image_en.png

    Amplifier Research 50A220

    • Manufacturer: Amplifier Research
    • Model: 50A220

    Self-contained unit designed for laboratory applications where instantaneous bandwidth, high gain and moderate power output are required. Utilization of push-pull MOSFET circuitry lowers distortion, improves stab...

    Farmingdale, NJ
  • no-image_en.png

    Amplifier Research 100S1G4

    • Manufacturer: Amplifier Research
    • Model: 100S1G4

    The Model 100S1G4 is a portable, self-contained, air-cooled, broadband, completely solid-state amplifier designed for applications where instantaneous bandwidth, high gain and linearity are required. Push-pull ci...

    $34,997 USD

    Get financing

    Est. $659/mo

    Farmingdale, NJ
  • no-image_en.png

    Rohde and Schwarz 1046.5130.02

    • Manufacturer: Rohde & Schwarz

    Replacing RF Attenuator A40 The RF attenuator is installed at the bottom behind the RF input connector. Opening Instrument and Removing RF Attenuator Switch off the instrument, pull the mains plug, unscrew the 4 ...

    Farmingdale, NJ
12

Overview

Test generators are specialized machines used to simulate electrical loads for testing and verifying the functionality of electrical systems and equipment. They are essential in industries like manufacturing, research, and development, ensuring that devices meet performance standards and safety regulations before deployment.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used test generator?

Check the generator's age, usage history, and overall condition. Ensure it has been regularly maintained and verify that it meets the specific testing requirements for your applications.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a test generator?

Use a reliable shipping company with experience in handling sensitive electrical equipment. Make sure the generator is properly packaged and secured to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for a test generator?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting electrical connections, checking for component wear and tear, and performing calibration checks. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.