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High frequencies of electric current and/or magnetic fields are referred to as being “high-frequency.” Low-pressure plasma is excited using high-frequency alternating fields. Low voltage is sufficient.
Since there is no current flow during high-frequency excitation, there is minimal power loss and, most importantly, minimal temperature increase. This indicates that substrates with low heat resistance, especially practically all types of polymers, can be treated in low-pressure plasma with high-frequency excitation.
An X-ray tube, a cathode voltage generator, and an anode voltage generator make up a high frequency X-ray generator. An initial high voltage is produced by the anode voltage generator. A second high voltage with the same waveform as the first high voltage can be produced by the cathode voltage generator.
High-frequency generators offer the most compact size, the cheapest purchase price, and the least expensive repair costs, in addition to high exposure repeatability. As a result, modern radiography equipment frequently makes use of high-frequency generators. There are two ways to produce X-rays: continuously or intermittently.
The global high frequency generators market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
PASCO’s SF-9580 High-Frequency, High-Power Function Generator specialized frequency control. A speed-sensitive button is used to set the frequency. Set the final digit of the display by turning slowly. Turn more quickly, and the reaction softly picks up speed. This function has been created to operate naturally in real-world physics investigations.
A vibrator or speaker that requires power is easily driven by the included 10 W power amplifier. For all frequencies between 0.001 Hz and 100 kHz, the amplifier is capable of delivering more than 1 A.
Launch of the First Integrated Dual Channel 44 GHz Vector Signal Generator with 2 GHz Bandwidth by Keysight Technologies. The first dual-channel microwave signal generators that support up to 44 gigahertz (GHz) signals and 2 GHz radio frequency (RF) modulation bandwidth in a single instrument were released today by Keysight Technologies, Inc., a leading technology company that helps businesses, service providers, and governments accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world.
The most demanding wideband millimeter wave (mmWave) applications for 5G and satellite communications are addressed by Keysight’s new VXG microwave signal generators by simplifying test setup and lowering path losses introduced in over-the-air (OTA) test settings.
