Universal Switching Corporation
Universal Switching Corporation (USC) is a privately held corporation in the city of Burbank located in southern California. The company manufactures best-in-class programmable signal switching and distribution products for rugged and industrial applications, government subcontractors, and for industrial or commercial customers in the US and abroad.
- +1 818 381 5111
- 818-252-4868
- support@uswi.com
- sales@uswi.com
- 7671 North San Fernando Road
Burbank, CA 91505
United States of America
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Test & Evaluation Products
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Universal Switching Corporation
USWI Test & Evaluation Products
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DC-18GHz Modular Matrix
MS2010A
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Universal Switching Corporation
Eliminating manual patch bays and patch cords, the System MS2010A is a compact high-performance modular switch matrix specifically designed for routing any coaxial signal within the DC-18GHz bandpass. Configurations are available from 4x4 to 12x12, and custom configurations are a simple to accomplish.
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VXIbus Module
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Universal Switching Corporation
The VXIbus modules offered by Universal Switching Corporation are listed in the table below by "maximum" frequency range order beginning with low frequency (DC) to the highest (40GHz) followed by our soon to be released fiber optic modules. Each module has its own characteristics and features.
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High Density Modular Switching System
S2084B
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Universal Switching Corporation
High performance and expandable, the second generation S2084B offers a tremendously flexible architecture for high density 19" rack mounted switching configurations. A total of twenty rear-facing module slots are available to install a growing number module types. Various types of inner backplane configurations are used to deliver a total system configuration by interconnecting the modules internally through the backplane.
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64x64 Matrix
TS202A
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Universal Switching Corporation
Designed from scratch to improve on the legacy Precision Filters Model 4164, the TS202A uses the absolute latest in component technology. Many engineers still use manual patch cords & patch panels to interconnect sensors, recorders, scopes and other instrumentation in test & evaluation labs.
