Eastern-Optx
Eastern OptX began designing and developing fiber optic delay lines for the RF and Microwave communities in 1998. The inherent low loss of fiber optic cable made it possible to initially offer Delay Lines for Radar Target Simulation. Our Microwave Delay Line Technology has since found applications in EW, ECM,ECCM, Altimeter Calibration, Radio Range Emulation, and even some Multi-path Fading applications. Products range from a single delay of RF signals up to 3 GHz, through 8 discreet GPIB and Ethernet programmable delays for signals above 40 GHz. We have delivered systems with time delays in excess of 1000 us (>80 radar miles).
- 877-870-6789
- info@eastern-optx.com
- 401 Bordentown Hedding Road
Suite A
Bordentown, New Jersey 08505
United States of America
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Product
Microwave Delay Line
E3001
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The E3001 / Microwave Delay Line is a high performance turnkey solution for radar and communications market. With three selectable delays the E3001 allows for ultra wide bandwidth, low loss, high isolation and immunity from EMI and EMP with time delays up to 100 msec at frequencies from 0.1 to 6 GHz.
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Product
Radar Altimeter Test Set
EA-6061
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The EA-6061 Radar Altimeter Test Set is designed to test and calibrate any and all radar altimeter systems regardless of protocol or encryption. The EA6061 provides multiple, programmable delays with front panel and/or remote computer control. It features ultra wide bandwidth, low loss, high isolation, and high dynamic range. Able to simulate altitudes up to 6350 feet, the test set operates from 4 to 5 GHz and offers NIST traceable altitude accuracy up to 2 inches
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Product
Phase Noise Analyzer
NXA-26
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This new NXA-26 is a sea-change in Phase Noise Test Systems. Making both residual and absolute noise measurements out to 26.5 GHz, this self-contained instrument uses either internal or external references with cross correlation for maximum dynamic range. The NXA-26 combines over 25 years of Phase Noise Measurement Technology with an easy to navigate user interface. System operation requires minimal training that will have you making measurements in minutes.
