EUVIS AWG801 Arbitrary Waveform Generator 8 GSPS 11-bit
$3,500.00
EUVIS AWG801 Arbitrary Waveform Generator 8 GSPS 11-bit
The Euvis AWG801 modules generate arbitrary CW waveforms with sampling rates up to 8 GSPS. The on-board SRAMs provide up to 8M x 11-bit data memory. The AWG modules can be controlled by a PC via a USB interface or can work alone with pre-stored waveforms. The sole RF input is a single-ended clock source CK, which can be operated up to 4 GHz with minimum power of 10 dBm. The RF outputs of the module are comprised of differential analog outputs, with 50-Ω back termination. The module accepts a high-speed trigger signal and generates three programmable marker signals. The waveform generation can be in continuous or burst/pulse mode. The waveform contents can be dynamically changed using the user page selection. Programmable profile option facilitates compound waveforms. The companion API provides an interface for software development.
Key Features
- 11-bit DAC with 10-bit linearity
- Standard AWG has sampling rate of 8 GSPS with 4 GHz external clock
- Optional 4 GHz internal clock with 10 ~ 100 MHz reference clock
- Optional sampling rate range: 4 ~ 8 GSPS with 2 ~ 4 GHz external clock
- Up to 8M x 11-bit words memory depth with multi-page configuration
- Up to 1 millisecond waveform at 8 GSPS
- Accepts external trigger and generates programmable marker signals
- Programmable cyclic length
- USB 2.0 compliant interface
- 12V power supply
- User-friendly input data formats and various built-in waveforms
- Companion API and software drivers for easy system development
- API compatible with Matlab 2010a
- API compatible with LabView
- Multi-AWG synchronization
- Aluminum anodized enclosure: 8.25 x 3.5 x 14.0 (W x H x D) inches
The flexibility of Euvis AWG modules to generate arbitrary patterns with high sample rates, dynamic page selection, and continuous or burst mode operation allow the AWG to be used for a variety of applications, such as:
- Linear Frequency Modulation (LFM) and chirping
- Frequency Modulated Continuous-wave radar (FMCW)
- Agile LO frequency synthesis
- Electronic warfare
- RF signal source generation
- Fast frequency hopping
- VSAT satellite communications
- Test and measurement equipment
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Description
Description
EUVIS AWG801 Arbitrary Waveform Generator 8 GSPS 11-bit
The Euvis AWG801 modules generate arbitrary CW waveforms with sampling rates up to 8 GSPS. The on-board SRAMs provide up to 8M x 11-bit data memory. The AWG modules can be controlled by a PC via a USB interface or can work alone with pre-stored waveforms. The sole RF input is a single-ended clock source CK, which can be operated up to 4 GHz with minimum power of 10 dBm. The RF outputs of the module are comprised of differential analog outputs, with 50-Ω back termination. The module accepts a high-speed trigger signal and generates three programmable marker signals. The waveform generation can be in continuous or burst/pulse mode. The waveform contents can be dynamically changed using the user page selection. Programmable profile option facilitates compound waveforms. The companion API provides an interface for software development.
Key Features
- 11-bit DAC with 10-bit linearity
- Standard AWG has sampling rate of 8 GSPS with 4 GHz external clock
- Optional 4 GHz internal clock with 10 ~ 100 MHz reference clock
- Optional sampling rate range: 4 ~ 8 GSPS with 2 ~ 4 GHz external clock
- Up to 8M x 11-bit words memory depth with multi-page configuration
- Up to 1 millisecond waveform at 8 GSPS
- Accepts external trigger and generates programmable marker signals
- Programmable cyclic length
- USB 2.0 compliant interface
- 12V power supply
- User-friendly input data formats and various built-in waveforms
- Companion API and software drivers for easy system development
- API compatible with Matlab 2010a
- API compatible with LabView
- Multi-AWG synchronization
- Aluminum anodized enclosure: 8.25 x 3.5 x 14.0 (W x H x D) inches
Applications
The flexibility of Euvis AWG modules to generate arbitrary patterns with high sample rates, dynamic page selection, and continuous or burst mode operation allow the AWG to be used for a variety of applications, such as:
- Linear Frequency Modulation (LFM) and chirping
- Frequency Modulated Continuous-wave radar (FMCW)
- Agile LO frequency synthesis
- Electronic warfare
- RF signal source generation
- Fast frequency hopping
- VSAT satellite communications
- Test and measurement equipment
