Spectrum Instrumentation Corp.

Spectrum Instrumentation’s complete line of PCIe digitizer cards can now perform digital down-conversion thanks to a low-cost option that uses an external GPU card for continuous “on-the-fly” processing.

M5i.3321-x16 is designed to handle a wide variety of signals. The unit's fast sampling rate and high resolution are supported by fully functional front-end electronics with 1 GHz bandwidth, programmable full-scale ranges from ±200 mV to ±2.5 V and variable offset. 

Offering driver support for the NVIDIA Clara AGX™, a universal computing architecture for AI medical instruments. 

Embedded systems, used in applications ranging from toys to advanced aircraft, use microcontrollers to execute specialized operations within a more complex system.

Offers driver support for the NVIDIA Jetson, a series of embedded computing boards from NVIDIA. The driver package means that any of Spectrum's high performance digitizers, AWGs or digital I/O products with PCIe interface, currently 65 different cards, can be used with this small but powerful platform. 

The hybridNETBOX is an instrumentation platform for applications that require simultaneous signal generation and acquisition. Six models are available offering the choice of two, four, or eight pairs of matched AWG and digitizer channels.

Spectrum Instrumentation has announced a digital input option (M4i.44xx-DigSMA) for its popular high-speed and high-resolution series of PCIe digitizers. 

Spectrum Instrumentation has added six arbitrary waveform  generators (AWGs) to its recently released M2p.65 xx series of PCIe cards. The AWGs extend the product family’s capabilities by boosting the available output range, so that waveforms can be generated with amplitude swings of up to ±12 V into 1 MOhms or ±6 V into 50 Ohms.

Spectrum Instrumentation has released an optional module for its latest range of 16-bit digitizers and AWGs that adds 16 synchronous digital lines to the analog data.

Spectrum Instrumentation has expanded its line of PXIe-based (PXI Express) high-speed digitizers with nine new cards. The new M4x.22xx series includes modules that offer one, two or four fully synchronous channels. Each channel is equipped with its own analog-to-digital converter (ADC), with real-time signal sampling at rates from 1.25 GS/s to 5 GS/s, and scope-like signal conditioning circuitry that allows programming of parameters such as input gain, signal offset and coupling.