Product Overview | Spectrum

A/D, Digitizer, Transient Recorder

Digitizers are the standard tool to get analog data into a PC for further processing.  They differ in the platform, sampling rate, resolution, number of channels, memory and different modes available. Learn more

• 100 kS/s up to 1 MS/s
• 1 MS/s up to 10 MS/s
• 10 MS/s up to 105 MS/s
• 100 MS/s up to 5 GS/s

D/A, Arbitrary Waveform Generators

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 AWGs can run clock and trigger synchronous with multiple A/D cards from Spectrum. Learn more

• 20 MS/s up to 60 MS/s
• 100 MS/s up to 125 MS/s
• 200 MS/s up to 1.25 GS/s

Digital Waveform Acquisition, Digital I/O, Pattern Generators

Digital I/O cards acquire digital waveforms and replay digital waveforms. Digital waveform generators are often also named Pattern Generators. The input/output level is either fixed to one technology (like TTL) or the levels can be software programmed by the user.  Learn more

• 10 MS/s up to 50 MS/s
• 50 MS/s up to 125 MS/s
• 125 MS/s up to 1 GS/s

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