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SDG1000X Series -
SIGLENT Technologies
SIGLENT’s SDG1000X is a series of dual-channel function/arbitrary waveform generators with specifications that include up to 60 MHz maximum bandwidth, 150 MSa/s sampling rate and 14-bit vertical resolution. The proprietary EasyPulse & TrueArb technique helps to solve the weaknesses inherent in traditional DDS generators when generating pulse waveforms, and the special square generator is capable of generating square waveforms up to 60 MHz in frequency with low jitter. With these advantages, the SDG1000X can provide users with a variety of high fidelity / low jitter signals while meeting the growing requirements of a wide range of complex and varied applications.
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CG635 -
Stanford Research Systems, Inc.
The CG635 generates extremely stable square wave clocks between 1 µHz and 2.05 GHz. The instrument''s high frequency resolution, low jitter, fast transition times, and flexible output levels make it ideal for use in the development and testing of virtually any digital component, system or network. Clocks from 1 µHz to 2.05 GHz. Random jitter <1 ps rms. 16 digits of frequency resolution. 80 ps rise and fall times. CMOS, PECL, ECL, LVDS & RS-485. Phase control and time modulation. PRBS for eye-pattern testing. OCXO and rubidium timebase.
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Holzworth Instrumentation, Inc.
Holzworth amplifier products are designed for use in applications where low phase noise is critical. An added benefit of the low phase noise characteristic is extremely low additive jitter, making Holzworth amplifiers beneficial for some communications systems.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Analog Devices clock ICs and timing solutions enable new architectures, lower development and manufacturing costs, and shorter design times. Products feature low jitter and phase noise for clock cleanup, synchronization, generation, delay, and distribution.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Fanout Buffers are able to create multiple copies of input signal at their output and distribute them amaong several loads while achieving fast rise/fall time and low jitter. Input and output interfaces are CML and output voltage swing can be adjusted externally.
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Talon -
Talon Meters
Test digital Encoders (5, 12, & 24 Volts) Troubleshoot Digital Read Outs (DRO's) Count / verify Pulses Per Revolution (PPR) Adjust Encoder after cleaning or repair Test for weak or dead signal output Test for intermittent phase jitter
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Holzworth Instrumentation, Inc.
The HX4210 was designed as a reference output translator for Holzworth's early RF Synthesizer designs. The key design requirement was to maintain the low phase noise /jitter characteristics the 100MHz calibrated reference output signal so that it could be utilized as a 10MHz laboratory reference standard.
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GT668PXIe -
Guide Technology, Inc.
GuideTech’s GT668PXIe PXI 3U form factor, meets industrial standard chassis with an expandable platform, achieving optimal test system at low cost. High accuracy 100MHz time base with NIST traceable calibration. Some of the GT668PXIe-1 measurements include Jitter measurements, PLL & Clock Jitter, Spread Spectrum Modulation, PLL Lock Time, Frequency, Period, Pulse Width, Skew, Tpd, Rise/Fall Time, Time Interval Error and more.
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GT668PXIe-40 -
Guide Technology, Inc.
GuideTech’s GT668PXIe-40 PXI 3U form factor, meets industrial standard chassis with an expandable platform, achieving optimal test system at low cost. High accuracy 50MHz time base with NIST traceable calibration. Some of the GT668PXIe-40 measurements include Jitter measurements, PLL & Clock Jitter, Spread Spectrum Modulation, PLL Lock Time, Frequency, Period, Pulse Width, Skew, Tpd, Rise/Fall Time, Time Interval Error and more.
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LS-40-DB -
Lumistar Inc.
The Lumistar LS-40-DB Bit Synchronizer Daughterboard provides optimal reconstruction of a serial PCM data stream that has been corrupted by noise, phase jitter, amplitude modulation, or base line variations. The all-digital design assures a high performance, consistent product, with excellent reliability and long-term stability.
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NextGig Systems
Chimera by Xena is a network impairment emulator that makes it easy to introduce consistent, accurate, well-defined and repeatable impairments (e.g. packet manipulation, latency, jitter, bandwidth control and shaping) to traffic between DUTs in the lab. All rates from 10GE to 100GE are supported by a single 2-slot test module.
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Silicon Labs
Silicon Labs' clock buffers provide ultra-low additive jitter, low skew clock distribution. In addition to differential and LVCMOS buffers, Silicon Labs offers universal clock buffers that support any-in/out signal format and integrate clock muxing and division to further simplify clock tree design.
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N1060A -
Keysight Technologies
Gain margin with high instrument performance: high BW (50 GHz or 35 GHz) receivers, ultra-low residual jitter (< 50 fs typical); adjustable clock recovery peaking & loop BW Reduce development time through instrument flexibility with integrated clock recovery (data rates 50 Mb/s to 32 Gb/s) & integrated pickoffs & phase matched cables for simple one connection "triggerless" operation Reduce validation time with analysis tools like Jitter Spectrum Analysis & SW Clock Recovery Emulation
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Quartzlock (UK) Ltd.
This is a module to control an OCXO or Rubidium oscillator with 1PPS from a GPS receiver. The Quartzlock A6-1PPS uses a 3 state Kalman filter algorithm to measure & correct the frequency offset of the oscillator with respect to the 1PPS input. Time-tagged input 1PPS to 200ps resolution & <1ns jitter. Analog interpolator is self calibrating. Interface to GPS decodes messages & extracts relevant info. i.e. time correction data for 1PPS output, this has AVAR of the Rb or OCXO i.e. 5 x 10-12/s & <100ps RMS jitter. The output is steered to time coincidence with GPS time/UTC to 1ns resolution. Holdover initiated by 1PPS fail or data from GPS RX that 1PPS is inaccurate. During holdover, measured frequency offset & drift steer the oscillator & 1PPS is still available.
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SDG5000 Series -
SIGLENT Technologies
Siglent Technologies invented the pulse generator algorithm EasyPulse, which is found in the SDG5000 waveform generators. Based on this new technology, the SDG5000 is capable of generating a pulse signal with low jitter, fast rising and falling edge (frequency independent effect), small duty cycle, edge and pulse width can be a wide range of adjustment.