Germany Spectrum Corporation Digitizer M4i.44xx-x8

Spectrum GmbH is a comprehensive manufacturer of digitizers, arbitrary waveform generators (AWG), and digital I/O cards based in Germany. This is the 2021 edition of Spectrum's comprehensive catalog. - Digitizers Resolution: 8 ~ 16 bit Sample Rate: ~ 100KHz ~ 5GHz Number of Input Channels: 1 ~ 48 ~ 128 (when using PCIe expansion box) Frequency Bandwidth: ~ 1.5GHz - AWG Resolution: 14 ~ 16 bit Sample Rate: ~ 100KHz ~ 1.25GS/s Number of Channels: 1 ~ 24 ~ 64 (when using PCIe expansion box) Frequency Bandwidth: ~ 400MHz - Digital I/O Sample Rate: ~ 100KHz ~ 720MHz Number of Channels: ~ 4 ~ 32 ~ 64 ~ 256 (when using PCIe expansion box) - hybridNETBOX A revolutionary new type of measuring instrument that combines an arbitrary waveform generator and a digitizer. It can be easily connected to a computer via an LXI (Ethernet) interface, allowing for easy control of the instrument and real-time analysis of measurement data from the computer.

Spectrum Instrumentation GmbH in Germany will extend the warranty period of its products to five years, starting from shipments made on July 1, 2017, ahead of other companies. According to CEO Gisela Hassler, "This is significantly superior to any of our competitors and reflects the exceptional quality we build into our products." "After reviewing our repair history outside of the warranty period for over the past 10 years, we are confident that there will be very few repairs during the five-year warranty period. The oldest product we repaired this year was made 14 years ago. This is important for our customers and particularly crucial for OEM products that are trusted and built for long-term use, such as industrial and medical machines, which are often expensive. Furthermore, our products are frequently used as key components in long-term research. With the five-year warranty on products shipped after July 1, 2017, all customers can use our products with peace of mind."

Spectrum Instrumentation GmbH, based in Germany, released a new SDK, the SCAPP software option – the Spectrum CUDA Access for Parallel Processing – on November 20, 2017. SCAPP is an SDK option that uses Nvidia's CUDA standard (CUDA is a parallel computing architecture that utilizes GPUs with 256 to 5,000 processing units provided by NVIDIA) to perform computational processing of data acquired by digitizers at supercomputer-level speeds. With CUDA, it is possible to execute data conversion, filtering, integration and averaging processes, baseline correction, window processing, and FFT at supercomputer-level speeds (up to 12 TFLOPS).