HyperFADC

The world's only solution that can sample weak signals 10 km away at 1 GHz.

"HyperFADC" is a high-speed ADC board with optical fiber output. In recent years, there has been an increase in high-speed ADCs that transfer data using the JESD204B standard. JESD204B is an open standard that uses high-speed serial communication technologies like 8b/10b to transfer data from ADCs and DACs. HyperFADC enables electrically isolated long-distance remote sensing by transferring data over 40Gbps optical fiber, unaffected by noise from measurement PCs or FPGA boards. By connecting the output of this board to Cosmo-K+, a low-cost ultra-high-speed data acquisition system (DAQ) can be realized. This board is equipped with an ultra-jitter clock oscillator and also allows for synchronization with external clocks and trigger inputs. It can be widely applied in particle physics experiments, radar wave reception, and transient phenomenon analysis.

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