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We believe that SPECTRUM's AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator) and digitizer can contribute to the field of Quantum Computing (such as Neutral atoms, Trapped ions, Cavity QED, Diamond NV centers, Photonics methods, etc.). - By applying the signals generated by the AWG to AOM, AOD, and EOM for laser control, quantum operations within the qubit and the reading of the qubit's state can be performed. Equipped with DDS (Digital Data Synthesis) functionality, it allows for high-speed control of devices with simple commands, enabling fast and complex quantum operations. Additionally, using the digitizer, signals from the qubit can be converted into electrical signals via a photoelectric conversion device, allowing for high-speed and continuous data collection. - The AWG and digitizer are compact and have diverse functionalities, making them useful not only in the basic research phase but also in the development phase. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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SBench6 is a powerful, intuitive, and interactive measurement software that supports all measurement cards from SPECTRUM. It allows you to start measurements immediately without any programming and provides an easy-to-use man-machine interface for hardware setup, data collection display, oscilloscope functions, transient recorder functions, and analysis. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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The standard drivers are available for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11, and the latest versions of Linux operating systems such as openSUSE, Fedora, Ubuntu, and Debian. LabVIEW, the most common graphical programming language for measurement applications, is supported on Spectrum digitizer hardware by using dedicated LabVIEW drivers. The LabVIEW drivers support all versions of LabVIEW for Windows from LabVIEW 2015 to the current version. Mathworks Inc.'s mathematical software package MATLAB has been supported since version 7.7 (R2008b) for both Windows and Linux versions. SPECTRUM products can be controlled using various programming languages, including C/C++, Visual Basic, VB.NET, C#, Delphi, Python, Java, LabVIEW, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF documentation or feel free to contact us.*

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The "AWG" is an arbitrary waveform generator that enables quantum operations within qubits and the reading of qubit states by directly applying generated signals to qubits or by applying them to AOM, AOD, or EOM for laser control. Equipped with DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) functionality, it allows for fast control of devices with simple commands, enabling high-speed and complex quantum operations. Additionally, we offer a digitizer that can collect signals from qubits either directly or, in cases where the signal from the qubit is optical, convert it into an electrical signal via a photoelectric conversion device for high-speed and continuous collection. [DDS Function Features] - Useful for signal generation applications that require fast frequency switching or fine-tuning. - Enables waveform output such as multi-carrier and multi-tone. - Capable of generating up to 20 sine waves. - In high-speed DMA mode, more advanced frequency changes can be performed using DDS command sequences. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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We believe that SPECTRUM's AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator) and digitizer can contribute to the field of Quantum Computing (including Superconductors, Silicon, Neutral atoms, Trapped ions, Cavity QED, Diamond NV centers, Photonics methods, etc.). - The signals generated by the AWG can be directly applied to qubits or used to control lasers via AOM, AOD, and EOM, enabling quantum operations within the qubit and the reading of the qubit's state. With the DDS (Digital Data Synthesis) function, devices can be controlled quickly with simple commands, allowing for fast and complex quantum operations. Additionally, using the digitizer, signals from the qubit can be collected quickly and continuously, either directly or converted from optical signals to electrical signals through a photoelectric conversion device if the signals are optical. - The AWG and digitizer are compact and have diverse functionalities, making them useful not only in the basic research phase but also in the development phase. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Star-Hub is a feature that allows multiple digitizers and AWG cards to be connected and operated in complete synchronization. Using this feature, up to 16 cards can be fully synchronized and operated in the M2p series, while up to 8 cards can be fully synchronized and operated in the M4i and M5i series. SCAPP (Spectrum CUDA Access for Parallel Processing) enables a direct link between Spectrum's digitizers and CUDA-based GPU cards. When connected to a GPU, users can take advantage of the processing power of multiple processing cores and large memory capacity of the GPU. SCAPP transfers data to the GPU card at the PCIe transfer speed of the digitizer. Conversely, the GPU can also transfer data to the AWG card. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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There is a device called Digital IO (DIO) that can perform data collection and generation of digital signals. ■ Features and Characteristics of DI - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Trigger source - External clock - Gated record mode - Timestamp ■ Features and Characteristics of DO - Single output mode - Repeat output mode - Single repeat output mode - FIFO mode - Multi output mode - Gated output mode - Sequence mode As Digital IO, we handle the 77xx series 32-channel digital data acquisition and the 75xx series high-performance high-speed digital I/O cards. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. The "arbitrary waveform generator (AWG)" stores numerical values of waveforms in built-in memory and outputs the selected waveform data as an analog waveform. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp ■ Functions and Features of the AWG - Single shot - Repeat output - Single restart replay mode - FIFO replay mode - Multiple replay mode - Gated replay mode - Sequence replay mode The hybridNETBOX series combines the above digitizer and AWG into a single portable box. This single LXI/Ethernet device can simultaneously generate, acquire, and analyze electrical signals in manual, automatic, or remote control applications. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. The "AWG" stores numerical values of waveforms in its built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to a Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing before being output as an analog waveform. 【Functions and Features】 - Single shot - Repeat output - Single restart replay mode - FIFO replay mode - Multiple replay mode - Gated replay mode - Sequence replay mode The M2p.65xx is a 16-bit arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) with a maximum sampling rate of 125 MS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. The "AWG" stores numerical values of waveforms in its built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to the Data Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing before being output as an analog waveform. ■ AWG - Single shot - Repeat output - Single restart replay mode - FIFO replay mode - Multiple replay mode - Gated replay mode - Sequence replay mode The M4i.66xx and M4x.66xx series are 16-bit high-speed arbitrary waveform generators (AWG) with a maximum sampling rate of 1.25 GS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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A "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions using built-in FPGA An "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. The "AWG" stores numerical values of waveforms in its internal memory. The selected waveform data is sent to a DATA converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing before being output as an analog waveform. As Ethernet platforms, the following are available: - digitizerNETBOX - generatorNETBOX - hybridNETBOX *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions with built-in FPGA The M5i.33xx series is a high-speed 12-bit digitizer with a maximum sampling rate of 10 GS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions via built-in FPGA The M2p.59xx series is a 16-bit general-purpose digitizer with a maximum sampling rate of 125 MS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions with built-in FPGA The M4i.44 and M4x.44 series are high-resolution digitizers with a maximum sampling rate of 500 MS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions with built-in FPGA The M4i.22 and M4x.22 series are ultra-fast 8-bit digitizers with a maximum sampling rate of 5 GS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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SBench6 is a powerful, intuitive, and interactive measurement software that supports all measurement cards manufactured by SPECTRUM. It enables immediate measurement without programming and provides an easy-to-use man-machine interface for hardware setup, data collection display, oscilloscope functions, transient recorder functions, and analysis. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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The standard drivers are available for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11, and the latest versions of Linux operating systems such as openSUSE, Fedora, Ubuntu, and Debian. LabVIEW, the most common graphical programming language for measurement applications, is supported on Spectrum digitizer hardware by using dedicated LabVIEW drivers. The LabVIEW drivers support all Windows versions of LabVIEW from LabVIEW 2015 to the current version. Mathworks Inc.'s mathematical software package MATLAB has been supported since version 7.7 (R2008b) for both Windows and Linux versions. SPECTRUM products can be controlled by various programming languages including C/C++, Visual Basic, VB.NET, C#, Delphi, Python, Java, LabVIEW, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF documentation or feel free to contact us.

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Star-Hub is a feature that allows multiple digitizers and AWG cards to be connected and operated in complete synchronization. Using this feature, up to 16 cards can be fully synchronized and operated in the M2p series, while up to 8 cards can be fully synchronized and operated in the M4i and M5i series. SCAPP (Spectrum CUDA Access for Parallel Processing) enables a direct link between Spectrum's digitizers and CUDA-based GPU cards. When connected to a GPU, users can take advantage of the processing power of multiple processing cores and large memory capacity of the GPU. SCAPP transfers data to the GPU card at the PCIe transfer speed of the digitizer. Conversely, the GPU can also transfer data to the AWG card. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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There is a device called Digital IO (DIO) that can collect data from digital signals and generate digital signals. ■ Features and Characteristics of DI - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Trigger source - External clock - Gated record mode - Timestamp ■ Features and Characteristics of DO - Single output mode - Repeat output mode - Single repeat output mode - FIFO mode - Multi output mode - Gated output mode - Sequence mode As Digital IO, we handle the 77xx series 32-channel digital data acquisition and the 75xx series high-performance high-speed digital I/O cards. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. The "arbitrary waveform generator (AWG)" stores numerical values of waveforms in built-in memory and outputs the selected waveform data as an analog waveform. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp ■ Functions and Features of the AWG - Single shot - Repeat output - Single restart replay mode - FIFO replay mode - Multiple replay mode - Gated replay mode - Sequence replay mode The hybridNETBOX series combines the above digitizer and AWG into a single portable box. This single LXI/Ethernet device can simultaneously generate, acquire, and analyze electrical signals in manual, automatic, or remote control applications. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. The "AWG" stores waveform data in its built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to the Data Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing before being output as an analog waveform. 【Functions and Features】 - Single shot - Repeat output - Single restart replay mode - FIFO replay mode - Multiple replay mode - Gated replay mode - Sequence replay mode The M2p.65xx is a 16-bit arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) with a maximum sampling rate of 125 MS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The digitizers and AWGs (Arbitrary Waveform Generators) from the German company SPECTRUM that we handle have been used for many years in various fields of research and development by numerous users. Here are the reasons why SPECTRUM has been chosen: (1) Ultra-fast and high-resolution digitizers and arbitrary waveform generators (2) Over 200 product variations (3) Solutions that perfectly fit customer requirements with modular design (4) Compatibility with older version products (for the past 15 years) (5) Quick market introduction of products (proven platform boards) (6) Unique and convenient software (7) World-class support (8) German quality since 1989 (9) 5-year warranty (10) Significant trust from multinational corporations and major research institutions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. The "AWG" stores numerical values of waveforms in its built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to the Data Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing, and is output as an analog waveform. ■ AWG - Single shot - Repeat output - Single restart replay mode - FIFO replay mode - Multiple replay mode - Gated replay mode - Sequence replay mode The M4i.66xx and M4x.66xx series are 16-bit high-speed arbitrary waveform generators (AWG) with a maximum sampling rate of 1.25 GS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions via built-in FPGA The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. The "AWG" stores numerical values of waveforms in built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to a DATA converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing before being output as an analog waveform. As Ethernet platforms, the following are available: - digitizerNETBOX - generatorNETBOX - hybridNETBOX *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions via built-in FPGA The M5i series is a high-speed 12-bit digitizer with a maximum sampling rate of 10 GS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory. ■ Functions and Features of the Digitizer - Simultaneous sampling - Transient capture/ring buffer mode - FIFO mode - Multi-record mode - Gated mode - ABA mode/dual time base - Timestamp - SCAPP - Computational functions with built-in FPGA The M2p series is a 16-bit general-purpose digitizer with a maximum sampling rate of 125 MS/s. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. A "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory, while the "AWG" stores waveform values in its internal memory. The selected waveform data is sent to a Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing, and is output as an analog waveform. 【Functions and Features】 ■ Single Shot ■ Repeat Output ■ Single Restart Replay Mode ■ FIFO Replay Mode ■ Multiple Replay Mode ■ Gated Replay Mode ■ Sequence Replay Mode *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. A "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory, while the "AWG" stores waveform data in its built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to a Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing before being output as an analog waveform. 【Functions and Features】 ■ Single Shot ■ Repeat Output ■ Single Restart Replay Mode ■ FIFO Replay Mode ■ Multiple Replay Mode ■ Gated Replay Mode ■ Sequence Replay Mode *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)" is a device that generates analog signals. A "digitizer" samples waveforms, digitizes them, and stores them in memory, while the "AWG" stores numerical values of waveforms in its built-in memory. The selected waveform data is sent to a Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), where it undergoes appropriate filtering and signal processing, and is output as an analog waveform. 【Functions and Features】 ■ Single Shot ■ Repeat Output ■ Single Restart Replay Mode ■ FIFO Replay Mode ■ Multiple Replay Mode ■ Gated Replay Mode ■ Sequence Replay Mode *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Our company offers a wide range of digitizers and AWGs (Arbitrary Waveform Generators) from Spectrum in Germany, allowing us to provide tailored proposals to meet your needs. 【Examples of Applications】 < Electronic Equipment and Circuit Board Inspection > Component characteristic testing (diodes), synchronized measurement of mixed analog and digital signals, multi-channel multifunction measurement systems. < Automotive > Measurement of Remote Keyless Entry, measurement of fuel cell characteristics, data recorders for in-vehicle measurement. < Aircraft > Testing of electronic systems for aircraft. < Industry > Ultrasonic measurement, LiDAR, magnetic characteristic measurement, turbine blade vibration measurement, equipment diagnostics, TOF-MS mass spectrometry. < Physics and Chemistry > Applications in accelerators, applications in high magnetic field measurements, nuclear fusion, scanning atoms with AFM tips, experiments concerning single atoms, AWG cards used to move single atoms. < Medical and Bio > Ultrasonic measurement, cell sorting, photoacoustic effect applications, applications in MRI. < Communication and Radar > Detection of animals on roads, examples of continuous data collection. *For more details, you can view them immediately from the "PDF Download."

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On March 14, 2023, the German company Spectrum announced the flagship digitizer M5i.33xx-x16 series, boasting a maximum of 10 GS/s, 12-bit resolution, a data transfer rate of 12.8 GB/s, and a bandwidth of 3 GHz. This flagship digitizer card breaks through the previous limits of data transfer speeds for digitizers. - Explanation material "What is a Digitizer?" *Available for free - Is your measurement, inspection, and oscilloscope sufficient?* - What is a digitizer? - Basic performance of digitizers - What is the difference between a digitizer and an oscilloscope? - Oscilloscope vs. Digitizer - Comparison examples of oscilloscopes and digitizers - What is PCle? -> You can download it from the "Catalog" below.

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The PC in use can be transformed into an oscilloscope, allowing for the setting of measurement conditions, display and storage of collected data, and direct deployment of collected data into reports and materials. It is composed of the digitizer board from the German company SPECTRUM, the digitizerNETBOX, and a PC, enabling highly flexible operation and analysis (p-p, MIN/MAX, FFT, etc.) through the software "SBench6 Pro" on the PC. It supports high speed, high resolution, and multi-channel operation, and remote control is possible. 【Features】 ■ High speed, high resolution, multi-channel support ■ Long-term data collection capability ■ Network compatibility, allowing the same data to be viewed in different locations ■ High-speed data transfer to PC ■ Remote operation capability *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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A "digitizer" is a device that converts analog quantities into digital data. In recent years, oscilloscopes have been digitized and are referred to as DSO (Digital Storage Oscilloscope). In terms of digitizing analog voltage signals along the time axis, there are many commonalities. However, digitizers and oscilloscopes have significantly different functions, and it is important to use each appropriately in their respective areas of expertise. 【Digitizer Features】 ■ Basic Function: Mainly waveform observation (known signals) ■ Form: Embedded (in conjunction with PC) ■ Main Applications: Inspection, observation, large-scale equipment ■ Data Transfer Speed: Fast (up to 12.8GB/s) ■ Measurement Resolution: 8/10/12/14/16 bits *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The "Digitizer/AWG" is a device capable of processing information from the environment at high speed. By programming from a PC and configuring through the included "GUI," it is possible to generate arbitrary analog waveforms from the "AWG" and apply them to the measurement target. Additionally, actual waveforms obtained from the digitizer can be replayed from the "AWG," and waveforms processed on a computer can also be output. 【Features】 ■ PC Oscilloscope - Your handheld PC becomes an oscilloscope - Space-saving, with high-speed data transfer to the PC ■ Interface with PC - PCIe interface, mounted in PXIe chassis (PXIe interface) - NETBOX (LAN connection) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Spectrum M2p.59xx-x4 - 16 bit general purpose Digitizer series PCIe, 16bit, sample rate 5 ~ 125MS/s, 1 ~ 8 channels, true differential 1 ~ 4 channels, high-resolution digitizer from Spectrum, Germany 1/2 size long Input impedance: 50Ω, 1MΩ Resolution: 16 bit PCIe x4 Gen 1 Interface (maximum data transfer speed 700MB/s) Standard memory 1 GByte Input voltage level: DC, ±200 mV ~ ±10 V Can operate synchronously with up to 16 cards (using PCIe expansion box) via Star-Hub SCAPP support Warranty period 5 years

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That AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator) can be purchased at an affordable price of less than half that of standalone types. It can easily be integrated with a digitizer for coordinated operation. Synchronous operation with up to 16 cards (128 outputs) is possible. On May 15, 2019, two new 8-channel versions were added. On November 26, 2019, six new high-output voltage versions were added. Sample Rate: 40MS/s, 125MS/s Output Bandwidth (-3dB): 70MHz, 40MHz, 5MHz, 1MHz Number of Output Channels: 1, 2, 4, 8 Number of Output Channels (High Output Voltage Version): 1, 2, 4 Output Voltage Level: ±1mV to ±3V, 1mV step (50Ω load) ±2mV to ±6V, 2mV step (High Impedance Load) Output Voltage Level (High Output Voltage Version): ±1mV to ±6V, 1mV step (50Ω load) ±2mV to ±12V, 2mV step (High Impedance Load) Resolution: 16 bit Onboard Memory: 512M samples

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Spectrum M4i.44xx-x8 - 14/16 bit Digitizer up to 500 MS/s Series Sample Rate: Up to 500 MS/s Resolution: 14 bit, 16 bit Maximum Bandwidth: 250 MHz 4GB Onboard Data Memory High-Speed Data Transfer: PCIe x8 Gen2 up to 3.4 GB/s Trigger Modes: Edge, Level, Window, OR/AND Synchronous operation possible with up to 8 cards Data Acquisition Modes: Single, Multi, Gated, Streaming, ABA Timestamp Function

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Spectrum M4i.44xx-x8 - 14/16 bit Digitizer up to 500 MS/s Series Sample Rate: Up to 500 MS/s Resolution: 14 bit, 16 bit Maximum Bandwidth: 250 MHz 4GB Onboard Data Memory High-Speed Data Transfer: PCIe x8 Gen2 up to 3.4 GB/s Trigger Modes: Edge, Level, Window, OR/AND Synchronous operation possible with up to 8 cards Data Acquisition Modes: Single, Multi, Gated, Streaming, ABA Timestamp Function

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Spectrum M4i.22xx-x8 - 8 bit Digitizer up to 5 GS/s Series Sample Rate: Up to 5 GS/s Resolution: 8 bit Maximum Bandwidth: 1.5 GHz 4GB Onboard Data Memory High-Speed Data Transfer: PCIe x8 Gen2 up to 3.4 GB/s Trigger Modes: Edge, Level, Window, OR/AND Synchronous operation possible with up to 8 cards Data Acquisition Modes: Single, Multi, Gated, Streaming, ABA Timestamp Function

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Spectrum M4i.22xx-x8 - 8 bit Digitizer up to 5 GS/s Series Sample Rate: Up to 5 GS/s Resolution: 8 bit Maximum Bandwidth: 1.5 GHz 4GB Onboard Data Memory High-Speed Data Transfer: PCIe x8 Gen2 Up to 3.4 GB/s Trigger Modes: Edge, Level, Window, OR/AND Synchronous operation possible with up to 8 cards Data Acquisition Modes: Single, Multi, Gated, Streaming, ABA Timestamp Function

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That AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator) is available at an affordable price. Spectrum's M4i.66xx-x8 - 16 bit 1.25 GS/s AWG series Sample rate: up to 1.25 GS/s Resolution: 16 bit Maximum bandwidth: 400 MHz 2G sample on-board pattern memory Number of output channels: 1, 2, 4 High-speed data transfer: PCIe x8 Gen2 up to 2.8 GB/s Trigger modes: edge, level, window, OR/AND Waveform generation modes: single, single repeat, repeat, multi, gated, sequence, FIFO … Synchronous operation with up to 8 cards is possible.

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The M2p series digitizer M2p.59xx-x4 and the AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator) M2p.65xx-x4 have been expanded with the addition of a new digital IO card, M2p.7515-x4, enhancing the M2p series lineup. The M2p.7515-x4 is a PCIe half-length card (168mm x 107mm), enabling 32-channel digital signal acquisition and digital signal output on most desktop PCs.

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Spectrum M4i.77xx-x8 - 32 Channel Digital Waveform Acquisition up to 720 MBit/s Series Sample Rate: Up to 720 MBit/s Data Width: 32 Channels Maximum 4G Onboard Memory Data Transfer Speed: PCIe x8 Gen 2 Maximum 3.4GB/s Trigger Modes: Edge, Level, Window, OR/AND Waveform Acquisition Modes: Single, Multi, Gated, FIFO … Synchronous operation of up to 8 cards is possible

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Our company, which specializes in the sale of high-speed digitizers and arbitrary waveform generators, is currently offering a "reference material" related to digitizers. In addition to "basic performance" such as input range and conversion bit count, we provide explanations with images on fundamental knowledge such as "averager," which is widely used for signal integration processing, and "PCI Express standards." The material is designed to be easy to understand for beginners. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ What is a digitizer? ■ Basic performance of digitizers ■ What is the difference between a digitizer and an oscilloscope? ■ What is PCIe? ■ What is LXI? ■ What is an averager? ■ Ultra-fast parallel processing of large data ■ SCAPP *For more details, you can view it immediately from the [Download] section.

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We sell high-speed digitizers manufactured by SPECTRUM in Germany. Because we specialize in high-speed digitizers, we have extensive product knowledge and a robust support system. We aim to provide total solutions to our customers as a comprehensive measurement system that caters to various applications. SPECTRUM's hardware (high-speed, high-performance, multi-channel) and software products, including SBench6, enable improved work efficiency, accelerate innovation, and lead to the application of the latest technologies. ★ We are currently offering a handbook on SPECTRUM digitizers! If you would like one, please contact us through the <Contact Us> section. 【Some of the content included】 ■ Terminology and basic technology explanations ■ How to use probes and sensors ■ Trigger modes ■ How to use SBench6 (GUI software), etc. * You can view a digest version from the download button. If you would like the gift, please apply through the <Contact Us> section. * The content of the handbook is entirely in English.

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