Other instruments and apparatus: — Other, with a recording device
N243147 · 2013-07-11 — The tariff classification of a Curling Probe and a Network Analyzer from China
No samples were provided. You indicated that the Curling Probe/Network Analyzer can be used as a measuring device on any equipment that uses plasma and that neither has any other commercially feasible uses. Neither can perform a useful function without the matching device. The probe transmits raw data to the Network Analyzer, which must analyze that raw data and take into account other information before arriving at the reported measurement. You propose classification for the Curling Probe/Network Analyzer, imported as one unit, in 9027.10.20, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States…
N194156 · 2011-12-19 — The tariff classification of RF signal generators/simulators from the United Kingdom
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. No samples were provided. Regarding the GSS4200, GSS6700, and GSS8000, you indicate that, regarding each, with varying levels of sophistication and adjustability these devices emit Radio Frequency (“RF”) signals in the L-band (1GHz to 2GHz) that are consistent with those that would be received from GPS and other, similar navigation satellites. These devices can be adjusted to emit GPS satellite signals that emulate those that would be observed at various positions on the earth, at various times of the day and under other various conditions.…
N179867 · 2011-08-24 — The tariff classification of an active harmonic load pull system from Great Britain
No sample was provided. The merchandise at issue is referred to as the MB open loop active harmonic load pull (AHLP) system. The MB open loop AHLP system is a modular test system used in the testing of semiconductor power amplifier devices. You indicate that the modular nature of the system allows a user to utilize the system to cover different electrical frequency bands and power levels when performing tests. The AHLP systems are imported in different configurations, depending on the output power levels of the devices under test (for example, the MB20 is intended to test devices of up to 20…
N015276 · 2007-08-30 — The tariff classification of QPatch 16 and QPatch HT from Denmark
No sample was provided. You are requesting the classification of “QPatch 16 and QPatch HT automated patch clamp systems.” Per the undated sheet you provided from Sophion, “The patch clamp method allows the measurement of very small electrical currents (~1 x 10?¹° A) in single living cells.” From the Product Specification of the Q Patch HT-Automated Patch Clamp System, “It provides the user with genuine patch clamp data based on true gigaseals.” Also, it is capable of “Four hours fully automated operation,” and it weighs about 775 pounds. You propose classification in HTSUS 9027.80. However,…
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