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Keysight Technologies
Keysight's Arbitrary Function and Waveform generators provide standard built-in waveforms plus the ability to create complex, arbitrary waveforms
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MC.6034 - Spectrum Systementwicklung Microelectronic GmbH
D/A-Converter-Boards, Arbitrary waveform generators. The MC.60xx series offer 8 different versions of arbitrary waveform generators for the CompactPCI bus. With these boards it is possible to generate free definable waveforms on several channels synchronously. There are up to four channels on one board with a maximum sampling rate of 125 MS/s.
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MX.6021 - Spectrum Systementwicklung Microelectronic GmbH
D/A-Converter-Boards, Arbitrary waveform generators. The MX.60xx series offers 4 different versions of arbitrary waveform generators for the CompactPCI bus. With these boards it is possible to generate free definable waveforms on several channels synchronously. There are one or two channels on one board with a maximum sampling rate of 125 MS/s.
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Wonder Wave Series - Tabor Electronics Ltd.
The Wonder Wave Series line of arbitrary waveform generators breaks new ground by combining two technologies. While being a true, memory-based arbitrary waveform generator (AWG), with all of the memory management capabilities needed to create complex waveforms, it also implements a Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS) enabling many standard modulation types and frequency agility capabilities. Superior and far more versatile the Wonder Wave Series exhibit performance and provide solutions to the most demanding test stimulus challenge.
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Strategic Test
Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWG) replay a loaded waveform from their internal memory or by FIFO mode from the PC system. The digital signal is converted into an analog output signal with a defined offset and amplitude. Any waveform can be replayed be it a previously acquired waveform or a calculated or simulated waveform. Using internal synchronization the Spectrum Signal Generator Cards can run clock and trigger synchronous with multiple A/D cards from Spectrum. Learn more
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight's PXI arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) deliver unprecedented performance for creation of complex wideband waveforms. High sampling rate and high bit resolution provided in a single instrument enable designers to create ideal waveforms for accurate test of radar, satellite and frequency agile systems. Providing up to 500 MHz of modulation bandwidths and over 65 dBc of spurious free dynamic range, PXI arbitrary waveform generators can be combined with a wideband I/Q upconverter to achieve modulation bandwidth of 1 GHz at microwave frequencies for realistic signal simulations for IF and RF subsystem test.
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Keysight Technologies
Keysight AXIe Arbitrary Waveform Generators are the source of greater fidelity, delivering high resolution and wide bandwidth – simultaneously. This unique combination lets you create signal scenarios that push your design to the limit and bring new insight to your analysis.
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Tektronix, Inc.
Tektronix arbitrary waveform generators enable complex signal generation with simple, easy to use tools. The AWG family provides leading-edge performance with sample rates up to 50 GS/s, up to 4 channels, and software packages that simplify the creation of these complex signals. The unparalleled flexibility, speed, and fidelity of the Tektronix AWGs make them an ideal solution for high speed serial, optical communications, radar test, and electronic warfare.
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Picosecond Pulse Labs
Tektronix arbitrary waveform generators enable complex signal generation with simple, easy to use tools. The AWG family provides leading-edge performance with sample rates up to 50 GS/s, up to 4 channels, and software packages that simplify the creation of these complex signals. The unparelleled flexibility, speed, and fidelity of the Tektronix AWGs make them an ideal solution for high speed serial, optical communications, radar test, and electronic warfare.
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PeakTech Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH
This newly developed and innovative digital storage oscilloscope offers cutting-edge technology and performance, and multi-functionality for different user groups from the electronics- service, development or industrial sector.
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AWG-8200 - Innovative Technical Systems
The AWG-8200 is an agile waveform generator designed for linear frequency chirp, CW burst , and arbitrary waveform applications. It is based upon a modular programmable digital signal processing baseboard engine with an integrated 32-bit processor, high-performance FPGA, and two versatile daughtercard ports that can be clocked up to 1 GHz. Communication to the baseboard is provided by Ethernet and RS-232 ports for programming waveform and control parameters.
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M531 - ETC
The M531 is a single channel USB arbitrary waveform generator compatible with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 interface. The generator has two outputs: both generate same waveform, but with different peak-peak voltage. The low level output has 50ohm output impedance and maximal peak-peak voltage of 9V. There is no external power supply required to enable low level output (it is powered from USB bus).
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Active Technologies
Helps you to generate with confidence waveforms of almost any imaginable shape: complex signals like digital modulations, RF stimuli for functional and performance tests, radar simulation, optical communication and electronic warfare can be created through an easy to use interface.
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AWG3420 Dual ChannelAWG3410 Single Channel - Micram Instruments Ltd.
Designed for advanced modulation format generation, the Micram Instruments family of UltraFast arbitrary waveform generators are powered by the world record-setting Micram VEGA digital-toanalog signal converters. With crystal clean performance at up to 34 GS/s, our mid-range AWG3410 and AWG3420 enable researchers and engineers to generate very high speed serial data signals and high order complex modulation formats, such as 16 QAM, 32 QAM and OFDM, at speeds of up to 136 Gb/s.
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DN6.66xx Series - Spectrum Systementwicklung Microelectronic GmbH
The DN6.66xx series adds eight new instruments (Table 1) to the company’s generatorNETBOX line of AWGs. LXI compliant, they are easily integrated into any test system by a simple Ethernet connection to a PC or local area network (LAN). Using state-of-the-art 16 bit digital to analog technology (DAC), the AWGs offer from 6 to 24 fully synchronous channels, output rates up to 1.25 GS/s, analog bandwidth as high as 400 MHz, large on-board memories (up to 1 GSample per channel) and generous output voltage ranges of up to ±5 V into high impedance and up to ±2.5 V into 50Ω. Importantly for most applications, all the output channels are clocked and triggered synchronously so they maintain a constant, inter-channel clock phase relationship. The clocking system uses a precision phase locked loop (PLL) control process that can be generated internally or, alternatively, from an external clock or reference. Time skew between the channels is also minimized with the maximum skew, between all channels, being less than 130 picoseconds.
