Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation (BNC) is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for test and measurement, radiation detection, nuclear research, and RF/microwave. From signal generators to spectrum analyzers, we offer the widest range of signal generation and analysis tools from a single manufacturer. Our application engineers are always available to discuss your specific needs. BNC happily offers product demonstrations if you’re interested in testing out a unit on site to make sure that it is right for you.
- (800) 234-7858
(415) 453-9955 - (415) 453-9956
- info@berkeleynucleonics.com
- 2955 Kerner Blvd.
San Rafael, CA 94901
United States of America
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Light Pulse Generators
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
The optical equivalent to electrical pulse generators with rep rate, delay, width and amplitude control.
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Multi-Channel Vector Signal Generators
875
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
The Model 875 is an ultra-fast-switching vector-modulated signal source covering a continuous frequency range from 10 MHz to 40 GHz. The Model 875 offers switching speeds as fast as to 200ns, enables ultrafast CW frequency sweeps, chirping, intra-pulse modulation and pulse shaping, all with very low phase noise. A high-performance internal I/Q modulator enables customized modulation waveforms and supports dedicated modulation schemes such as avionics modulations. This newly engineered design couples extremely deep memory and wideband capabilities - making complex modulation affordable and easy to program.
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Microwave / RF Synthesizers, Test & Measurement
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
The 825-M is an agile ultra-low phase noise RF signal source from 8 kHz to 20 GHz RF Synthesizer. It is available in single-channel or multichannel configurations. A single channel 825-M is packaged in a compact enclosure, or can be ordered with a touch-screen display, or a 1U 19" rackmountable version. The multi-channel version (2, 3, or 4 channels) is packaged in a 19” 1U rackmount enclosure.
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Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Is a piece of electronic test equipment used to generate electrical waveforms.
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50MHz Arbitrary Waveform/ Function Generator
Model 645
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
The BNC Model 645 50MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator delivers many advanced features and user modes than our previous models, with a price that is designed to meet tough economic constraints. New DDS+ technology embraces advancements in the semiconductor industry and leverages state-of-the-art components for both standard and complex functions. The resulting design is a box for every bench, far more capable than the ARBs and Function Generators of the past. We have even incorporated IP support, so a web browser can control the instrument over LAN.
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Laser Diode Drivers
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Provides a laser diode with a stable, low-noise current source.
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Phase Noise Tester 5MHz to 40GHz
Model 7340
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Broad Frequency Range in a single compact instrument from 5MHz to 40GHz. Measurement offsets from .01Hz to 100MHz. Absolute Phase Noise - High Drift mode (ability to measure modulations, high drifting or unstable DUTs, etc.). AM (Absolute Amplitude Noise) measurements. Pulsed Measurement Capabilities. Transient Mode: measure WB Frequency, NB Frequency, NB Phase, NB Power (WB/NB being Wide Band and Narrow Band). Dual channel low-noise integrated power supplies.
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High Voltage Pulse Generators
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Designed to provide precision control over the output waveform to enable process optimization for research and industrial customers.
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Pulse & Delay Generators
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Provides high frequency pulses, delays and bursts. It is an ideal testing and timing control instrument for electronics, lasers or camera setup.
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NIM Instrumentation
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
is a bin and power supply combination for plug-in modules. It can house twelve single-width modular instruments or a mixture of other sizes equivalent to twelve singles. Units that can be installed include BNC's modular digital delay generators, trigger pulse amplifiers, pulse generators, programming interfaces and the instruments of other companies that are designed to NIM standards.
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RF Power Sensors
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
an instrument, which can measure the electrical power mostly in the range of 100 MHz to 40 GHz.
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Microwave& RF Signal Generator
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
A low-noise, fast-switching, high power and offers wide frequency ranges.
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High Current / High Voltage Pulsers
DEI Division
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
is optimized for high impedance capacitive loads, driving extraction grids and deflection plates, and pulsing or gating power tube grids. It generates an output voltage of 6,000 volts with rise and fall times less than 60ns, with very flat voltage pulses from 160 nanoseconds to DC into a capacitive load.
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Phase Noise Testers / Signal Source Analyzers
7000 Series
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
The 7000 series is an all-in-one integrated solution that offers an indispensable set of low-noise phase measurement functions. Offering both Absolute and Additive(residual) measurement capabilities in one unit at no additional cost, the 7000 series is the most flexible solution on the market. The instrument comprises a two-channel, cross-correlation system with two internal, tunable references sources that also allows measurements with externally sourced references. We offer three platform options for the 7000 Series Phase Noise Testers: the 7070 1 MHz to 7 GHz, the 7300 1 MHz to 26 GHz, 7340 1 MHz to 40 GHz, 7350 1 MHz to 50 GHz, and the 7360 1 MHz to 65 GHz.
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Oscilloscopes
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Is a type of electronic test instrument that graphically displays varying voltages of one or more signals as a function of time. Their main purpose is capturing information on electrical signals for debugging, analysis, or characterization.
