Topic Catalog
Topics beginning with "R" |
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RackmountInstrument capability of mounting to racks. |
Racksrackmount frame for instruments. |
RadarRadio Detection and Ranging. |
Radar DetectorsMonitor for rf and laser waves. |
Radar Simulationreproduce or represent the performance of a radar. |
Radar Simulatorsreproduce or represent the performance of a radar. |
Radar Test |
RadianceMeasure of EMR amount. |
RadiationThe transmission of energy through material or space. |
Radiation DetectorsSense radiant energy. |
Radiation DosimetersMeasures the cumulative amount of radiation exposure. |
RadioTransmission of modulated electromagnetic waves whose frequency falls below light. |
Radio Frequency3 kHz to 300 GHz or a frequency < microwave. |
Radio Frequency IdentificationA data organization system using radio frequency signals from electronic tags to identify, track, and control objects. |
Radio Frequency Integrated CircuitsAnalog integrated circuits, operating at or above the ultra-high frequency band. |
Radiometersmeasure the power of radiant energy. |
Radio ModemsSerial data radio frequency transceiver. |
Radio Test Sets |
RadonRn is a radioactive noble gas. |
Railroadis a tracked means of transport. |
RailwayA tracked means of transport. |
RAMRandom Access Memory |
RamanSir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman co-discoverer of the Raman effect in liquids. |
Ramp Test Setsairborne avionic and communication test equipment used on the tarmac. |
Range Findersmeasure distance to range a target. |
Raspberry Pia tiny single-board computer. |
Rate SensorsMeasures rotational velocity around a sensitive axis. |
RatiometersMeasure power's peak-to-average ratio level. |
Ratio Metersmeasure power's peak-to-average ratio level. |
RCCBResidual Current Circuit Breaker |
RCDResidual Current Device |
RDM"Remote Device Management" formally known as E1.20 extends DMX with bi-directional communications. |
Reactive Load BanksProvide both lagging and leading power factor loads. |
ReceiversEquipment that is the sink or terminator of any signal on a transmission medium. (atis.org) |
Receptacle Testerstest access viability to electricity, gas or data. |
Recognition |
ReconditionedRecondition equipment to make almost new. |
Reconnaissancea search to reveal and recognize. |
Recorderscapture and hold data, authenticating events. |
Recording SystemsEquipment designed to make an automatic record of output from test equipment. |
RectifiersConvert AC to DC. |
ReferencesA source of comparison. |
Reference Sources |
Reference Transmittershigh quality optical transmitters for test and measurement. |
ReflectometersInstruments used to measure the reflectance of a surface. (spaceflight.nasa.gov) |
ReflectometryThe science and techniques involved in using reflectometers. (www.geog.nottingham.ac.uk) |
Refractometersmeasure a substance's RI (refractive index). |
RefurbishRecondition equipment to make almost new. |
RefurbishedRecondition equipment to make almost new. |
Register Transfer LevelResisitor-transistor logic. |
Regulated DC Power SuppliesClip unregulated (varying) source of DC voltage at a specified level to supply regulated (steady) voltage to a load. (allaboutcircuits.com) |
Relayelectromechanical or semiconductor switches. |
Relay DriversControl the energized state of relays. |
Relay Test |
Relay Testers |
Relay Test Sets |
Reliabilityassured quality and continuity of performance. |
Remote Terminal UnitCollects data from data acquisition (DAQ) devices and transmits the information to the main test system via a network. |
RepairFix equipment and restore to good working order. |
Residual Gas AnalyzersMonitor for immpurities in a gas environment. |
Resilienceability to withstand and recover. |
Resistance BridgesProvide precise resistance measurement. |
Resistance Calibrators |
Resistance Decade Boxset of precision resistors configured in desired resistance values. |
Resistance Metersmeasure opposition to electrical current. |
Resistance Temperature Detectors- variable-resistance sensor measuring temperature by fluctuations in resistance. |
Resistance Testmeasured in ohms is the ability of a current to conduct. |
Resistance Thermometers- variable-resistance sensor measuring temperature by fluctuations in resistance. |
Resistive Load BanksCheck power source's ability to deliver a given current and voltage at unity power factors. |
Resistivity Metersmeasure electrical current's dissaptive properties. |
ResistorsKeep a steady fixed or variable voltage to current ratio as measured in ohms. |
ResolversUse four wires to compute trigonometric values over 360 degrees of rotation by varying the magnetic couplings between its primary (rotor) and secondary (stators) windings. |
RF3 kHz to 300 GHz. |
RF Amplifierstake low power RF signals and output RF signals that vary in the same way as the input signal, but with a raised amplitude. |
RF Analyzers |
RF AttenuatorsUsed to reduce input RF & Microwave power by a fixed ratio – expressed in dB. (www.e-meca.com) |
RF BoxA space surrounded by an electromagnetic radiation barrier |
RF DetectorsSense the presence of radio frequencies. |
RF Enclosuresa space surrounded by an electromagnetic radiation barrier |
RF Field Strength Metersmeasure magnitude of electromagnetic field. |
Rf Frequency Synthesizers |
RF GeneratorsProduce radio frequency (RF) signal for device evaluation and fault detection. |
RFIEMI occuring in the RF spectrum. |
RFICAnalog integrated circuits, operating at or above the ultra-high frequency band. |
RFIDA data organization system using radio frequency signals from electronic tags to identify, track, and control objects. |
RF Matricesroute radio frequency signals through a a grid array. |
RF Matrixroute radio frequency signals through a a grid array. |
RF / Microwave Switches |
RF MultiplexersDevices that select between a number of RF signals. |
RF NoiseRadio frequency interference. |
RF Power |
Rf Power Amplifiers |
RF Power Metersmeasure RF signal strength. |
RF Power Sensors |
RF ProbesCoaxial Probes are said to offer repeatable performance up to 3 GHz in custom or standard configurations. |
RF SensorsDetect RF signal and represent the detected signal level in a manner that can be measured and recorded. |
RF Signal Generators |
RF SourcesProduce Radio Frequency (RF) signal. |
RF Spectrum Analyzers |
Rf Switches |
RF SwitchingThe opening and closing of RF connections. |
RF VoltmetersMeasures RF voltages on tuned circuits. |
RF WattmetersMeasure RF power. |
RGAMonitor for immpurities in a gas environment. |
RGBRed, Green and Blue video signal. |
RISC-Vopen specification for an Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) based on reduced instruction set computer (RISC) principles. |
Rivera watershed's flow when resulting in currents. |
RJ45Common name for any 8P8C modular connector. |
RLC MetersMeasure inductance(L), Capacitance, and Resistance or impedance. |
RobotsA computerized machine designed for a wide variety of manufacturing functions such as material handling and automobile assembly. (www.scotsmist.co.uk) |
ROMRead Only Memory. |
ROM EmulatorsA debugging tool that assumes the role of a system resource to examine and change memory, I/O, and registers. |
Rope |
Rotary ActuatorsCause movement revolving around an axis. |
Rotary StagesRevolve a table in a circular motion. |
Rotorrevolving member. |
RoutersDirect the flow of data packets between networks at the network layer. |
Router Test |
RS-170aNational Television System(s) Committee |
RS232A standard interface for serial binary data interchange defining voltage levels for logical one and logical zero, standard transmission speed and connector types. |
RS-232A standard interface for serial binary data interchange defining voltage levels for logical one and logical zero, standard transmission speed and connector types. |
RS-232 Analyzers |
RS422One of several standards that incorporate balanced line signals into DB connectors. A pair of wires is used to carry each signal. The data is encoded and decoded as a differential voltage between the two lines. (www.sangoma.com) |
RS-422One of several standards that incorporate balanced line signals into DB connectors. A pair of wires is used to carry each signal. The data is encoded and decoded as a differential voltage between the two lines. (www.sangoma.com) |
RS485Serial communication line supporting 32 devices. |
RS-485Serial communication line supporting 32 devices. |
RS530DTE to DCE cable specification. |
RS-530DTE to DCE cable specification. |
RTAcharacterize audio frequencies between 20 Hz to 20 kHz. |
RTD- variable-resistance sensor measuring temperature by fluctuations in resistance. |
RTD Simulationcalibrate resistance temperature detection systems. |
RTD Simulatorscalibrate resistance temperature detection systems. |
RTLResisitor-transistor logic. |
RTPReal-time Transport Protocol |
RTUCollects data from data acquisition (DAQ) devices and transmits the information to the main test system via a network. |
Rubbing Fastness Testerstest color transfer from textiles and leather. |
Rubidium Frequency Standards |
Rubidium OscillatorsA device that uses the resonance frequency of the rubidium atom (6,834,682,608 Hz) to control the frequency of a quartz oscillator. |
Rubidium ReferenceIn telecommunication, a rubidium standard is a frequency standard in which a specified hyperfine transition of electrons in rubidium-87 atoms is used to control the output frequency. (www.encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com) |
Rubidium StandardsIn telecommunication, a rubidium standard is a frequency standard in which a specified hyperfine transition of electrons in rubidium-87 atoms is used to control the output frequency. (www.encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com) |
Rupture |