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Important<br />

Information<br />

for your<br />

data files -<br />

PRD REPORTS<br />

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PRD DRY -TYPE LOW -LEVEL<br />

MICROWAVE CALORIMETER<br />

Invaluable for any precise low<br />

level measurement or power<br />

monitoring in systems. Unique,<br />

because it measures low microwave<br />

power with primary standard<br />

accuracy by means of thermocouples.<br />

No troubles with<br />

fluids, pumps or thermometers.<br />

Easy to use, accurate, rugged<br />

and reliable. Indicates average power regardless of modulation.<br />

Provision for null indication against standard do power.<br />

TYPE 666 FREQUENCY RANGE 18 to over 75 kmc /s ERROR: Because<br />

the intrinsic error is less than i- 1 % plus ±20 uw thermal drift, the<br />

combined error including instrumentation can be held to within ±3 %.<br />

Good approximations can be achieved within one time constant (1.5 to<br />

2 minutes) POWER RANGE: From 30 µw to at least 1 watt cw<br />

SENSITIVITY: 35.40 av /mw (calibrated for each instrument) MAX.<br />

VSWR: less than 1.2.<br />

PRO HETERODYNE<br />

FREQUENCY METER<br />

Especially useful for<br />

precision measurements<br />

of microwave<br />

frequencies where<br />

accuracy combined<br />

with range is required.<br />

Takes the<br />

place of several<br />

cavity type meters<br />

each of which usually has a more restricted frequency<br />

range. Unlike other heterodyne frequency meters, Type<br />

504 is simple to use. Both CRT and aural presentation are<br />

available as well as a new exclusive interpolating dial<br />

which saves time and avoids ambiguity. Lightweight,<br />

therefore advantageous for field testing of transmitters,<br />

receivers and signal generators. Will deliver a signal of<br />

precisely known frequency at the RF input connector<br />

when used as a calibrating instrument.<br />

1 -1 A Wideband sweep<br />

Generator for Both<br />

VHF and UHF Television<br />

1 -2 Ridged Waveguide<br />

--A Transmission System<br />

for a Wider Frequency<br />

Range<br />

1.3 Metallized Glass<br />

Microwave Attenuators<br />

1 -4 Microwave Power<br />

Measurements<br />

2-1 Noise Figure and<br />

Some Measurement<br />

Aspects<br />

2 -2 Frequency Measurement<br />

Devices<br />

2-3 Precision Measurements<br />

with<br />

Slotted Sections<br />

2.4 Impedance Considerations<br />

in Crystal<br />

Mixers and Their Application<br />

to UHF Tuner<br />

Design<br />

3 -1 Microwave Detectors<br />

for Measurements<br />

of Relative Power<br />

Levels<br />

3-2 Impedance Measurements<br />

in the 50-<br />

1000 MC. SEC Range<br />

with a New Standing<br />

Wave Indicator<br />

4-1 Microwave Attenuation<br />

Measurements<br />

4 -2 A New Metal Film<br />

Resistor -the Polyohm<br />

4 -3 Millimeter Waves<br />

136 -PAGE CATALOG<br />

<strong>Com</strong>plete data on PRD<br />

Instruments with notes<br />

on theory and applications.<br />

TYPE 504 FREQUENCY RANGE: Measures 100 to over 10,000 mc/s.<br />

Generates 500 to 900 me /s and harmonics INTERPOLATION ACCU-<br />

RACY: 0.03% or better INPUT SENSITIVITY: -30 dbm at 500 me /s<br />

and above<br />

standards.<br />

CALIBRATION REFERENCE: 5 and 50 mc/s quartz crystal<br />

RESEARCH<br />

at DEVELOPMENT CO., INC.<br />

202 TILLARY STREET, BROOKLYN 1, NEW YORK<br />

Telephone: ULster 2 -6800<br />

Midwest Sales Office:<br />

1 SOUTH NORTHWEST HIGHWAY,<br />

PARK RIDGE, ILL. -TAlcott 3 -3174<br />

Western Soles Office:<br />

737 -41, SUITE 7, NO. SEWARD ST.<br />

HOLLYWOOD 38, CAL. -HO -5 -5287<br />

72 For product information, use inquiry card on pages 209 -210 Tele -Tech & ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES June 1956

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