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Spectrum Instrumentation has introduced a new direct digital synthesis (DDS) option for its 65xx series arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs).

One year after launching its flagship 63xx series of arbitrary waveform generators, Spectrum Instrumentation now introduces a new direct digital synthesis option, significantly expanding the functionality of these already powerful instruments. 

Spectrum Instrumentation presents new flagship digitizers with 12-bit resolution and a maximum of six channels at 10 GSPS or 12 channels at 5 GSPS acquisition speed. 

Spectrum Instrumentation presents new AWGs with 10 GS/s output rate and 16-bit resolution. 

Using a simple Ethernet/LXI cable, the DN2.33x series products can connect directly to PCs, laptops, or even the company network.

Scientists are using Spectrum Instrumentation’s ultrafast digitizers (M5i.3357) and arbitrary waveform generators (M4x.6631) to characterize the signals and to finally design the required application specific integrated circuits and photonic integrated circuits.  

Using the new PCIe flagship AWG cards from Spectrum Instrumentation and cost-effective COTS PC-parts, it is possible to generate nearly any waveform with up to 10 GSPS output rates, 2.5 GHz bandwidth and 16-bit vertical resolution.

Spectrum Instrumentation launches a family of DDS generators named the 96xx series, forming a new product category in the company’s portfolio.

To develop the core part of the JUNO detector, the liquid scintillator, ultra-fast digitizer cards by Spectrum Instrumentation are used.

The new DDS firmware option from Spectrum Instrumentation dramatically cuts the amount of programming and amount of data used for building quantum computers.