The ASM 340 is a high-performance helium and hydrogen leak detector designed for fast, precise detection in both production and maintenance environments. It offers ultra-high sensitivity, quick response and recovery times, and flexible configurations—making it suitable for a wide range of applications from vacuum systems to industrial testing setups.

• User-Friendly Design: High-resolution color touchscreen with detachable control panel for convenient handling of large parts.

• Fast Operation: Response time under 1 second with a 3-minute startup at 20 °C.

• Comprehensive Connectivity: Supports I/O, RS-232, Ethernet (PC), Profibus, and Ethernet-IP interfaces for versatile integration.

The Time Tagger Ultra is a high-performance, streaming time-to-digital converter designed for ultra-fast, high-resolution timing measurements in demanding research applications. Combining picosecond-level precision, real-time data streaming, and robust synchronization tools, the Ultra is ideal for quantum optics, photon correlation, and precision timing experiments.

• Software and Connectivity: Includes native support for Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW, C#, and C++, and integrates via USB 3.0, Ethernet, or Profibus for versatile system compatibility

• Low Dead Time: Minimal 2.1 ns dead time for capturing closely spaced photon events.

• High-Speed Data Transfer: Streams up to 90 million time tags per second over USB 3.0, ensuring real-time data handling. 

The C1209 is a compact, easy-to-use instrument that measures how radio-frequency and microwave signals behave when they pass through or reflect off electronic components. It’s precise enough for lab research but small and light enough for classroom or production use. Key Features: 

• Covers a Wide Range: Measures signals up to 9 GHz, from low radio frequencies to microwave range. 

• Small and Portable: About the size of a thick laptop (just over 12 lbs).

• Simple Computer Connection: Plugs into a Windows or Linux computer via USB, using S2 software for setup and data display. 

• Reliable Results: Comes factory-calibrated, with optional certified calibration for extra precision. 

• Useful Across Projects: Great for testing antennas, cables, filters, and other components that work with high-frequency signals.

The SR770 is a high-precision FFT network/spectrum analyzer developed by Stanford Research Systems (SRS) for low-frequency signal analysis. It combines spectrum and network analysis capabilities in a single instrument, optimized for audio and vibration measurement, component characterization, and noise diagnostics.

• Wide Frequency Range: Measures signals from less than 1 Hz up to 100 kHz, covering audio and vibration frequencies. 

• Built-In Signal Generator: Can create test tones or noise on its own, so you can send a signal out and immediately measure how a device responds. 

• Easy Data Handling: Saves results to disk, connects to computers or printers, and displays data on a built-in screen with adjustable graphs.