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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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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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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.
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AWG - SHF Communication Technologies AG
When it comes to signal generation an Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG) is the all-in-one device suitable for every purpose in Telecommunication, Optics, Medicine, Radar, Physics or even Quantum Computing.
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GridCode - DIgSILENT GmbH
DIgSILENT has developed a new verification tool called DIgSILENT GridCode. The software has been designed in response to the need to verify whether a conventional or renewable power plant is compliant with local Grid Code interconnection requirements on basis of generating unit tests. There is a new trend towards verification of requirements at the point of interconnection of a power plant using transient stability simulations with numerical models. An increasing number of Transmission System Operators are including model validation methods to quantify the risk and uncertainty when using these simulation models in stability studies. These new methods have been included in the DIgSILENT GridCode tool.
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Keysight Technologies
Whether you require powerful pulses for the latest generation of laser diodes, need to characterize a high-speed serial bus device at the physical layer or need to get a detailed insight into your systems’ signal integrity.Keysight Technologies offers a comprehensive portfolio containing1 – 2 channel Pulse Pattern Generator up to 3.35 GHzParallel BERT and Data Generator up to 28 GB/s.
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ADC Corporation
Pulse generation/measurement with basic accuracy of ±0.02% and the minimum pulse width of 50μs, maximum output of 6V/5A
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Active Technologies
Active Technologies pattern generator is the tool that can be used to stimulate your designs providing the capability to emulate standard serial or parallel bus transactions or custom digital interfaces for system or device debugging and characterization.
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Scientech Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
An Arbitrary Function Generator or an Arbitrary Waveform Generator has many applications like Embedded and Semiconductor Test Applications, RF Related Applications, Automotive Applications, Education-Related Applications, Medical Applications, Industrial Applications and Research Applications. Thus, Scientech Technologies has its customers from all disciplines and areas and thus it makes Scientech one of the biggest arbitrary function generator supplier.
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Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation
Trigger Internal 0.01 Hz to 100 MHz; external 0 to 100 MHzPulse Width 3 ns to 640 sImpulse 400 ps typical (fixed)Delay 0 ns to 640 s (plus fixed delay)
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Hilo Test
Voltage dips, short interruptions or voltage fluctuations in the public supply networks can affect electronic and electrical equipment to a large extent. The AC-tests for this are defined in IEC / EN 61000-4-11 and the DC test in the IEC / EN 61000-4-29.
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Advanced Science and Novel Technology, Co., Inc.
Full-length (2^7-1) pseudo-random binary sequence (PRBS) generatorDC to 23Gbps output data rateAdditional output delayed by half of the sequence periodAsynchronous reset signal for elimination of the "all zeros" initial stateFully differential CML input interfaceFully differential CML output interface with 400mV single-ended swingSingle +3.3V or -3.3V power supplyPower consumption: 530 mWCustom CQFP 24-pin package
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BitifEye Digital Test Solutions GmbH
MIPI M-PHY and D-PHY source or receiver test often require complex sequences which interleave high-speed (HS) and low-power (LP) data, which is complicated to impossible to implement only with dedicated high-speed equipment. The DSGA fills this gap by generating the LP data, while at the same time triggering on and recording the PWM-encoded response from the DUT. The primary application is to bring the DUT into test mode, and to read the frame- and error counters from the DUT.
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Keysight Technologies
Generate trusted microwave signals: get metrology-grade frequency & level accuracy with excellent distortion & spurious characteristicsRely on the highest quality signals from pure CW tones with 1 W of power to complex, vector-modulated signals with 4 GHz bandwidthReduce the time you spend on signal creation with Signal Studio softwareTake advantage of increased performance, flexibility & speed when you replace a legacy source with the code-compatible PSG
