Arbitrary waveform generators are essentially function generators where the function (waveform) is defined by the user rather than being predefined and fixed. (usually sine, triangle and square waves) ...

If a product debuted in 2016 and it didn’t have a tie to the Internet of Things, did it ever really debut? This variation of the tree falling in the woods... If a product debuted in 2016 and it didn’t ...

When you’re actively using Ch 1 or Ch 2, the respective channel button will also be backlit. If you turn the output on, that will also light up. The buttons are independent to their channels, and are ...

Austin, Jan. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Market Size & Growth Analysis: The SNS Insider report indicates that,“The Arbitrary Waveform Generator Market Size was valued at USD 444.98 Million in 2023 ...

B&K Precision launched its 4060 Series line of dual channel function/arbitrary waveform generators. The series includes three models that generate sine waveforms up to 80 MHz (4063), 120 MHz (4064), ...

The V370 VME four-channel arbitrary waveform generator was designed in cooperation with aircraft engine manufacturers to handle simulation of real-world sensor inputs. Applications include simulation ...

Spectrum has introduced a 24 channel synchronised arbitrary waveform generator (AWGs), aiming at the development of parallel architecture electronic systems, such as MIMO, radar, quantum computing and ...

Siglent has introduced a two-channel arbitrary waveform generator series with 16bit 1Gsample/s sampling and outputs at up to 60GHz. The SDG1000X Plus series is a step up from the existing SDG1000X ...

Enables R&D engineers to develop designs well beyond 160 GBaud SANTA ROSA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS), a leading technology company that delivers advanced design ...

LOCKPORT, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Signatec, a leading designer and manufacturer of high-speed data acquisition, parallel digital signal processing, continuous signal data recording and arbitrary ...

Spectrum Instrumentation introduces its new flagship Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs) with a maximum of 6 channels at 10 GS/s or 12 channels at 5 GS/s output speed.