The EADS / Racal / Dana 5900 Digital Multimeter is a five-decade instrument with a sixth digit providing 60% overrange. The basic instrument is equipped for DC and DC/DC ratio measurements on five ranges. Range can be selected manually or automatically (Auto range).
Brand: EADS / Racal / Dana
Manufacturers: EADS / Racal / Dana
Condition: Used and in Excellent Condition
Model: 5900
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Racal Dana 1991 Specifications Racal Dana 1991 160 MHz Universal Timer / Counter and other Frequency Counters - DC to 200 MHz for sale at Test Equipment Center. Racal Dana 1991 products for sale at Test Equipment Center are thoroughly tested, and receive electrical and cosmetic reconditioning as needed prior to sale.
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The Racal-Dana 9009 Modulation Meter provides a simple method for measuring the modulation depth of A.M. signals and peak deviation of F.M. signals. It is capable of automatic tuning and level setting as well as manual tuning. The automatic tuning is operative within the bands 10 to 13 MHz and 20 to 26.5 MHz, and continuously from 30 MHz to 1 GHz. By using a suitable (13 …
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Model: LCR Databridge 9343M - Racal Engineering / Shape; Tablemodel, with any shape - general. Dimensions (WHD) 440 x 90 x 250 mm / 17.3 x 3.5 x 9.8 inch; Notes; Measurement ranges. R: 0,1 mohm to 990 MOhm. L: 0,001 µH to 9900 H C: 0,001 pF to 9999 µF D: 0,001 to 999 Q: 0,001 to 999 Ultimate resolution. L: 0,001 µH. C: 0,001 pF R: 0,1 mOhm.
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Racal Electronics plc was a British electronics company, founded in 1950.. Listed on the London Stock Exchange and once a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index, Racal was a diversified company, offering products including voice loggers and data recorders, point of sale terminals, laboratory instruments and military electronics, including radio and radar. At its height it was the third …
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The automatic tuning is operative within the bands 10 to 13 MHz and 20 to 26.5 MHz, and continuously from 30 MHz to 1 GHz. By using a suitable (13-28 MHz) external oscillator a manual tuning range of 6 MHz to 1 GHz is obtainable. Measurements of peak deviation in eight ranges and modulation depth in six ranges are clearly displayed on a meter. EADS / Racal / Dana …
Brand: EADS / Racal / Dana
Manufacturers: EADS / Racal / Dana
Condition: Used and in Excellent Condition
Model: 9009
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SPECIFICATIONS VIEW LIVE This EADS / Racal / Dana 9915 UHF Frequency Meter is used and in excellent condition. Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Brand: EADS / Racal / Dana
Manufacturers: EADS / Racal / Dana
Condition: Used and in Excellent Condition
Model: 9915
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The Racal-Dana signal generator Model 9087 is designed primarily for the testing of communication equipment over the frequency range from 10 kHz to 1.3 GHz. The RF output is phase-locked to the frequency standard. the wide frequency range being obtained by the use of a multiloop synthesizer. The instrument is microprocessor controlled, and combines versatility …
Brand: EADS / Racal / Dana
Manufacturers: EADS / Racal / Dana
Condition: Used and in Excellent Condition
Model: 9087
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In 2001, Racal Instruments, Inc. became an independent company after a leveraged buyout from Thales. In 2004, Racal Instruments, Inc. was acquired by EADS North America Defense and Test Services, Inc., which was then acquired by Astronics Corporation in 2014.
In 1995, Racal expanded its defence businesses with the acquisition of the Thorn Sensors Group from Thorn EMI. In 1998, all of Racal defence businesses were reorganised under Racal Defence Electronics Ltd into Racal Radar Defence Systems, Racal Radio and Racal Thorn.
Harrison joined the company board in 1958, and as deputy managing director from 1961 helped Racal to obtain a Stock Market listing. Harrison became chairman in 1966, when co-founder Ray Brown was lured away by the Ministry of Defence. Under Harrison, £1,000 invested in Racal in 1961 would have been worth £14.5million when he retired in 2000.
Racal RA17 communications receiver Racal was created in 1950 as Racal Ltd, the name being derived from the names of the partners, Raymond Brown and George Calder Cunningham. Ernest Harrison joined the company as employee number 13 as an accountant, but later held the positions of chief buyer, personnel director and contract negotiator.