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Spectrum Intros Line of LXI-Based AWGs
Hackensack, NJ — Spectrum Instru - mentation’s release of a new line of arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs) based on the LXI instrumen- tation standard opens new doors for engineers and scientists who need to generate electronic signals in auto- mated test and remote applications.
up to 400 MHz. Full remote control is achieved through a simple Ethernet connection to a PC or local area net- work for easy integration into a test system. To allow the generation of long
and complex waveforms, the AWGs combine large onboard memory with a number of operating modes. In FIFO mode, the instruments can stream data continuously from PC memory to the AWG memo- ry over the Gbit Ethernet port. The generators can even output signals while new waveform data is being sent to the onboard memory. Each channel is clocked
Waveform generator NETBOX series AWG.
The new generatorNETBOX series contains seven new models that give users a wide choice of performance levels. The AWGs are LXI-based with
14- and 16-bit resolutions for accu- rate signal generation, have output rates up to 1.25 GS/s with 400 MHz bandwidth, may include two, four and eight fully-synchronized chan- nels, have single-shot, loop, FIFO, gating, and sequence replay modes, and also come with SBench6-Pro software for waveform creation, con- trol and documentation. With the latest digital-to-analog
converter (DAC) technology, the AWGs can generate signals from DC
using a precision phase locked loop (PLL) control system generated internally or from an external clock or reference. Front-panel mul-
tipurpose I/O connectors enhance system flexibility by
allowing access to asynchronous dig- ital inputs, asynchronous digital out- puts, the trigger output, the run and arm status, the PLL reference clock, and a marker output. Small and compact,
the
generatorNETBOX products can be benchtop or rack mounted. For mobile applications they can also be powered by an optional 12 or 24 VDC
source. Contact: Spectrum
Instrumentation Corp., 15 Warren Street, Suite 25, Hackensack, NJ 07601 % 201-562-1999 fax: 201-342- 7598 E-mail:
sales@spectrum-instrumentation.com Web:
www.spectrum-instrumentation.com
VTI Instruments Intros Switch Matrix Platform
Irvine, CA — VTI Instruments, a divi- sion of AMETEK, has introduced the EX1200-SMP high-density switch matrix platform to its EX1200 series of multifunction switch/measure units. This newest addition to the EX product family contains 16 integrated analog backplane lines that reduce the need for external cabling. System designers can create 16
x N matrices and easily bridge together multiple carriers to create even larger matrices, with up to 704 x 8 two-wire inputs in a single chas-
frame with the ability to mix and match with standard EX1200 series switch cards. For example, a 176 x 8 two-wire 2A matrix can be combined with a 1.5 GHz RF multiplexer and 16A general purpose relay modules to cover a wide range of application requirements. The EX1200-SMP can be config-
ured with either resource or I/O matrix modules in any combination, which allows point-to-point I/O switching or mapping resources to UUT I/O. Routing signals between resource and I/O modules reduces external wiring. The platform’s inter- nal 16-line analog bus with integrated digital multimeter (DMM) has been designed to maximize performance. The compatible EX1208A main-
EX1200-SMP switch matrix platform.
sis. Increased board space allows for efficiency and performance gains for mixed signal applications in mechan- ical data acquisition and electronic test environments. The EX1200-SMP supports sys-
tem configurations for switching applications that require the flexibili- ty of a crosspoint matrix topology. The four-slot main carrier can be plugged into any four slots of an EX1208A mainframe. One to four carriers can be accommodated in a single main-
frame module has a dedicated slot that can house an optional high-per- formance 6.5-digit DMM. When used as part of the measurement system, the DMM can be routed directly to five dedicated lines (hi/hi sense, lo/lo sense and guard) on the analog backplane of the EX1200-SMP carrier. The DMM also can be disconnected from the ana- log backplane to free up the bus lines for use by other resources. The entire system supports typical bandwidths in
excess of 20 MHz. Contact: VTI Instruments,
Corp., 2031 Main Street, Irvine, CA 92614 % 949-955-1894 E-mail:
sales@vitinstruments.com Web:
www.vtiinstruments.com
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