As with most venues provided to the public at no direct charge, RF Cafe relies on the generosity of independent advertisers to underwrite the production costs of the endeavor. It is with the greatest sincerity that I thank the companies who have chosen to support RF Cafe. Of course, without visitors (you) - both regularly returning and new arrivals - there would be no incentive for companies to spend their hard-earned money on advertising. My job is to see to it that advertisers and visitors always have a reason to maintain a presence on the website. If the occasion arises where you can use the products and/or services of the good companies that advertise on RF Cafe, I would appreciate your visiting their websites or call their offices at the beginning of your search. Here is a complete list of RF Cafe advertisers. Company: | Highlighted Ad | Highland Technology 18 Otis Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415-551-1700 USA |
| Highland Technology San Francisco, CA Tel: 415-551-1700 | | Highland Technology designs and manufactures high quality precision instrumentation and control applications including: » Precision analog measurement and control » Capture of very high-speed transient phenomena » High speed, high resolution timing instruments » High channel count waveform generation » Precision thermocouple and RTD temperature measurement » Electrical-optical-electrical conversion » Cryogenic temperature instrumentation » Custom "smart" instrumentation applications » Pulse-gradient drivers for NMR applications |
See Our Extensive Line of Instruments | Power / Frequency Measurement | | Ethernet-based instruments | | Delay and Pulse Generators | | Embedded Instruments | Aerospace | Signal Conditioning | | Photonics | Commercial | VME/VXI Modules | | Legacy CAMAC Modules | OEM | Waveform Generators | | Energy Measurement Products | |
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| Highland Technology | Precision analog measurement and control for capture of very high-speed transient phenomena. Ethernet-based embedded measurement instruments. Aerospace, photonics, commercial VME/VXI Modules. |
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