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Tools Crimping Tool for RJ modular plugs E-MUC410 for RJ-plugs • For 4-, 6-, 6-DEC-, 8-, AMP, and the shielded RJ45 Far East and for cutting and stripping • Ideal for local assembly • Following plugs can be crimped: 37517.1, 37516.1, 37518.1, 37519.1, 37512.1, 37511.1, 37513.1, 37514.1, 37542.1, 37541.3, 37640.1 Universal Cable Stripper AWG20/22/24/26/28/30 39800.1 Universal Cable Stripper, 165 mm Spring loaded plastic handles, with locking lever Crimping Tool 52535.2 Manual Crimping Tool • For RG58/RG59/RG62 coaxial connectors Quickloader 39935.1 Quickloader Multi-Bit screwdriver 39935.3 Bit set 31-piece for Quickloader • QUICKLOADER 39935 .1 • Multi-bit screwdriver with multi-bit automatic magazine • Bit changing in less than 2 seconds • Including 6 bits (3 x cross-recess/ 3 x slotted) • each 1 x P1, P2, P3 (cross-recess) • each 1 x 1/4, 3/16, 1/8 (slotted) • 31-piece bit set for Quickloader 39935 .3 • 31-piece bit set for Quickloader (39935.1) • Pouch with belt clip • Magnetic extension with mechanical lock • 5 x Phillips, 5 x slotted, 3 x Pozidrive, 7 x Torx, 10 x Hexagon • Phillips: 0 / 1 / 2 / 2R / 3 slotted: 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 8 • Pozidrive: 1 / 2 / 3 Torx: T10 / T15 / T20 / T25 / T27 / T30 / T40 • Hexagon: 1.5 / 2 / 2.5 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 10 Tools Stripping Tool for Coax Cables 52536.2 Stripping tool • For RG58/RG59/RG62 LSA Insertion Tool 39933.1 Insertion Tool 39951.1 Krone Insertion Tool with Sensor • LSA insertion tool for LSA terminals and simultanious cutting EFB-<strong>Security</strong> 124 125 Diagnoal Cutter 110 mm with angled blades, for wires up to 1.0 mm 39806.1 Diagonal cutter • Extra slim design, universal application, ergonomic, soft plastic handles LAN Tester 39938.1 Test Device, Remote-Adapter, Case • For structured cabling and patch cables • Save expensive troubleshooting with a LAN analyzer • Standardisation TIA/EIA 568A, TIA/EIA 568B, 365A and Token Ring
What means......? AES Auto Electronic Shutter Normally, the CCD chip in video cameras is exposed for 1/50th of a second and then read out. Since CCDs are very sensitive to light, the sensor would quickly be overexposed in strong light and the output signal rendered unusable. Therefore, either the amount of light to the sensor must be reduced by a shutter in the lens or the exposure time of the sensor reduced. The electronic shutter shortens the effective exposure time of the CCD up to 1/100,000th of a second AGC Automatic Gain Control In contrast to a shutter, the automatic gain control is active in poor lighting conditions. A control voltage is obtained from the image which controls the CCD signal gain depending on the brightness level so as to provide a constant video signal on the monitor. A negative aspect is that the CCD noise is amplified with increasing gain, which is where AGC has its limitations. For some applications, it may be necessary to deactivate the automatic gain control, for example, small bright objects on a dark background (astronomy). In this case, the AGC would greatly intensify the relatively dark image and overamplify the small bright object. BLC Back Light Compensation Where there are strong contrasts, for example, a bright background or bright window in the visual field of a camera, other objects are often difficult to distinguish. The BLC can reduce this effect. DNR Digital Noise Reduction This function effectively suppresses image noise which occurs in poor lighting conditions. Noise reduction generally takes place in that the signal processor in the camera places several individual images one on top of the other. This reduces the image noise and amplifies the image information, however rapid movements can look slightly blurred or fuzzy in the image. DSP Digital Signal Processor These cameras use a digital signal processor to internally process the signals from the CCD chip. The presence of such a DSP generally says little about a camera‘s performance. Decisive are the computing capacity (speed) of the DSP and programming. The performance of DSPs is measured in MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second). WDR Wide Dynamic Range The wide dynamic function allows the display of image contents with strongly varying brightness levels. Conventional CCD cameras have a linear dynamic range and therefore do not have the same level of perception as the human eye, which can recognise contrast levels as high as 1000:1. Humans therefore can be in a room with an illumination level of 100 lux, for example, and see through a window with an illumination level of 100,000 lux at the same time. In surveillance practice, there are often situations where observations are made with strong differences in contrast (for example, cars driving with full beam at night). WDR cameras use a technology by means of which they store images with different exposure times for the light and dark areas in their memory. A high-performance DSP is able to generate from these images an image with a much higher dynamic range. AI Auto Iris These cameras offer the possibility to connect auto iris lenses. With these types of lenses, the electronic shutter of the camera is switched off and the brightness controlled by an electromechanically operated shutter. Distinction is made here between lenses that automatically obtain their control voltage directly from the video signal of the camera (video drive) or lenses that only have an electromechanical shutter drive (DC drive). In the case of the latter, the control voltage is generated in the camera. A special connector is provided on the camera body for electrical connection to the lens. To be noted is that the pin assignments of this connector differ with both types of lenses. DC Connector for DC Drive Lenses For cameras with this option, DC controlled auto iris lenses can be used. In the case of these lenses, the shutter is controlled electromechanically by the camera. The background brightness is adjusted with a control on the camera. C/CS-Mount C/CS-Mount Lens Thread This is a standard lens mounting thread. These screw threads have a diameter of 1 inch (25.4 mm) and a pitch of 1/32 inch (0.79 mm). The difference between a C and CS-mount is the flange focal length, i.e. the distance from the mounting flange to the imaging plane (CCD sensor). For a C-mount this is 17.52 mm and for a CS-mount 12.52 mm. Our cameras all have a CS-mount flange focal length; C-mount lenses can be mounted with a 5 mm thick extension tube (included). Our general sales and delivery conditions you find at www.efb-elektronik.de
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