What sort of relay do you use in your test enviroment?
Did the specification call for instrument grade relays, or
can you get away with relays sourced from your local component
supplier? Chances are that the locally sourced relays are
far from instrumentation grade, so why should you fit Pickering
Relays?
Relays are often the last considered component
in any test system, yet they perform the most fundamental
routing functions within a test system. Functions that determine
the accuracy and long term reliability of your entire test
solution. Fitting sub-standard components can have long lasting
effects both for productivity and your long term confidence
in your test solution. And after all, if you have no confidence
in a test solution, what then of the products you have manufactured
and tested with such a system?
Pickering Electronics manufacture instrumentation
grade reed relays to the highest possible standards. Undergoing
rigorous test and attention to detail, our relays are the
logical choice in your test solution. Quality in both build
and signal integrity that is unmatched by any semiconductor
solution, our relays can switch microvolts to kilovolts, microamps
to amps, hertz to gigahertz, all with extremely fast switching
times. Its little wonder that some of the largest test and
measurement industrys in the world insist on Pickering Relays...
So why settle for second best?
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