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Comdel Press Release - April 30, 2009 |
Comdel Announces the VF3 Triple Synthesizer Module  Gloucester,
Massachusetts, April 30, 2009 - Comdel’s
VF3 Triple Synthesizer Module provides phase adjustable frequency
locking to avoid destructive arcing and cross-talk in multiple cathode
plasma processing chambers.The VF3 is designed with three channels and may be programmed to any frequency between 2 and 60 MHz. Frequency changes are simultaneous and phase continuous. The phase of the adjustable channels can be offset from the phase of the fixed channel to within 0.1 degree resolution. The VF3 allows adjustment for cable length dependencies. More channels and higher frequency synthesizer modules are available. Specifications: Input Voltage: 120VAC, 50/60 Hz Input Current: 1A RF Voltage Output: 500mV RMS minimum, 650mV typical (into 50 Ohms) Frequency Output: 2-60 MHz Control: Local Operation, RS232 Operation Size: 3.5"H x 9.5"W x 12.5"D (8.9cm x 24cm x 31.8cm) Weight: 2.5 lbs. (1 kg) About Comdel, Inc. Comdel, headquartered in Gloucester, Massachusetts, designs, develops and manufactures innovative, high quality RF and DC power systems for leading companies in semiconductor, solar, metal heat-treating, dielectric heating, medical lasers, and thin film markets. Its RF power systems offer the market's best power and frequency range, and are backed by an industry-leading research and development design department. To provide customers with support when and where they need it, Comdel maintains offices in the US, UK, Korea, Southeast Asia, and Japan. Comdel is ISO 9001:2000 certified. For further information contact: MaryBeth Masterson Marketing Manager Comdel, Inc. 1 Kondelin Road Gloucester, MA 01930 Phone: 978-282-0620 or 800-468-3144 Fax: 978-282-4980 Email: marybeth_masterson@comdel.com Web site: www.comdel.com Posted 5/16/2009 |
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