AWG7000B Performance Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Uncompromised performance with ultimate flexibility.
The AWG7000B Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator, with up to 24 GS/s and 10 Bit vertical resolution, delivers the industry's best signal stimulus solution for ever-increasing measurement challenges. This allows for easy generation of very complex signals, complete with controllable jitter, noise and other signal impairments. The AWG7000B Series is the ideal solution for your receiver stress tests of high-speed serial data, development of wideband RF signals, or any application where complex signal creation is required.
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Features |
Benefits |
| Sample Rate up to 24 GS/s | Generate more accurate signals including controllable jitter, noise and other signal impairments. |
| Waveform sequencing | To replicate real world behavior of serial transmitters, real-time sequencing creates infinite waveform loops, jumps, and conditional branches enabling a longer pattern generation. |
| Up to 32 M point record length | Generate multiple, high resolution complex waveforms. |
| Deep memory | Generation of long patterns to replicate low frequency events such as spread spectrum clocking on high speed serial signals. |
| Superior RF frequency output of 9.6 GHz | Suitable for wide-band RF technologies and 2nd & 3rd generation serial standards. |
- Analog Signals Join Digital Patterns In Serial Data
With fast digital-to-analog converters and faster sample clock capabilities, a new generation of AWGs is evolving as a way to generate waveforms for high-speed serial bus protocols such as SATA 2 and PCI-Express. - Practical Filter Design & Implementation: Lab
This lab covers how to design and build a circuit that implements a practical filter given a set of filter specifications. - Practical Filter Design & Implementation: Worksheet
This worksheet covers how to design and build a circuit that implements a practical filter given a set of filter specifications. - Fourier Series & Transform: Lab
This lab covers how to use and interpret the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) function on the oscilloscope, and to be able to recognize and interpret Gibbs phenomenon when observed in practice and on oscilloscopes. - Operational Amplifiers: Lab
This lab covers how to build a circuit that uses 741 operational amplifiers. How to determine the practical limitations of operational amplifiers. The difference between ideal and non-ideal operational amplifiers. How to use operational amplifiers to amplify voltage signals.
| SMA Cable | 102 cm (40 inch) | P/N 012-1690-00 |
| SMB Cable | 51cm (20 inch) | P/N 012-1503-00 |
| Rack Mount Kit | Rack Mount Kit with instruction | P/N 016-1983-01 |
| Front Removable HDD Bay | Front Removable HDD Bay | P/N 016-1979-01 |
| Replacement Hard Disk for AWG5000B/7000B Series | SATA disk assembly (no software installation), Instruction sheet | P/N 065-0811-00 |
| SerialXpress®: Serial data signal creation software package Creation of the exact waveforms required for design validation, margin/characterization and conformance testing of high speed serial data receivers. |
| RFXpress®: RF signal creation software package Synthesize digitally modulated base band, IF and RF signals. Take IQ, IF and RF signal generation to the next level and fully exploit the wideband signal generation capabilities of Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs). |
| TekExpress: SATA Automated Compliance Test Software Completely automated, simple, and efficient solution for SATA Gen1 and Gen2 Hosts, Devices, and Cables per the requirements of the SATA-IW as defined in accepted Methods of Implementation (MOI). |