Engineered for work in wireless, radar, aerospace, and quantum research, these new high-speed AWGs feature 16-bit resolution, ...

An arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a powerful and flexible signal source capable of generating any wave shape within the bandwidth and amplitude range of the generator. Populating an AWG with ...

The compact and lightweight AWGs just use a standard Ethernet/LXI cable to connect to any PC or network. High-resolution ...

[Herp] just shared a nice 1MHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator (right click -> translate to English as google translation links don’t work) with a well designed user interface. His platform is ...

Furthermore, in optics there have been significant limits on what waveforms can be generated, whereas electronic devices have been used to generate arbitrary waveforms for several decades.

CHESTNUT RIDGE, N.Y., June 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Teledyne LeCroy today announced its Teledyne Test Tools (T3)-branded 4 and 8 channel High Definition arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs).

Fully general waveform control through optical arbitrary waveform generation (O-AWG) should allow more complex manipulation of quantum-state excitations in such systems. Applications in new ...

The price has come down, though, and [Rishin Goswami] made a 5 MHz 8-bit signal generator with 131K data points of arbitrary waveform for a low price: about $20. If you want to spend a bit more ...

B&K Precision this month launched a new line of dual-channel arbitrary waveform generators capable of generating waveforms up to 50 MHz. The 4050 series includes four new models built around 14-bit, ...

Arbitrary waveform transceivers could offer a solution. Satellite manufacturers are looking for a measurement solution that will allow them to generate wideband, microwave carriers to test their ...

Keysight Technologies, Inc. added a 92-GSa/s, 32-GHz modular instrument to its portfolio of arbitrary waveform generators Keysight Technologies, Inc. added a 92-GSa/s, 32-GHz modular instrument to ...

announced the first 256 GSa/s arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) – Keysight’s M8199A - with 65 GHz analog bandwidth in a compact 2-slot AXIe module. The growing demand for higher data ...