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80 Ch - 2 Slot Half Rack Switch Mainframe DC switching capabilities from nanovolts to 1100V and femtoamps to 5A, as well as RF and optical switch support. NOTE: I do not have the onsite capability to perform any in depth operational checks on this unit. I have however verified that this unit will power on and pass all of the self diagnostic tests. This unit was at a dedicated station and there is no handle installed nor avaiable for this unit. Key Features and Benefits of Model 7001: * DC, RF, and optical switch capability * Supports industry's broadest range of signals * Integrates easily with DMM and SourceMeter instruments * Full channel status display * Supports more than 30 switch/control cards The Model 7001 is a half-rack, high density, two-slot mainframe that supports the widest range of signals in the test and measurement industry. DC switching capabilities from nanovolts to 1100V and femtoamps to 5A, as well as RF and optical switch support, make the Model 7001 a versatile production test tool for a wide array of applications. Built-in scan control eliminates the need for the computer to control every step of the test procedure. Simply program the 7001 to control channel spacing, scan spacing, and the number of scans. A built-in non-volatile memory stores up to 100 complete switch patterns. You can include these memory locations as part of the scan list. * General switching and test configuration for applications involving: KEITHLEY web site with detailed info: http://keithley.com/products/switching/switchcontrolmainframes/?mn=7001 There is a lot of indepth information at this site location. This unit is offered with a 7-day return privilege. NOTE: I do not have the onsite capability to perform any in depth operational checks on this unit. I have however verified that this unit will power on and pass all of the self diagnostic tests. (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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