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German company Spectrum has newly released two models in the next-generation digitizer card M5i.33xx-x16 series, breaking the limits of data transfer speeds. The M5i.33xx-x16 series boasts a flagship digitizer with a maximum sampling rate of 10 GS/s, 12-bit resolution, a data transfer speed of 12.8 GB/s (the fastest in the industry), and a bandwidth of 3 GHz. Card Overview Specifications: PCIe x16 Gen3 | Channel 2 Channels | Bandwidth M5i.3357-x16 | 10 GS/s | 5 GS/s | 3 GHz M5i.3350-x16 | 10 GS/s | --- | 3 GHz Input Impedance: 50Ω Resolution: 12 bit Input Voltage Level: ±200 mV to ±2.5 V Maximum Data Transfer Speed: 12.8 GB/s (PCIe x16 Gen 3) Data Memory: 4GB (2G Samples), Option: 16GB (8G Samples) Block Average Function

German company Spectrum has announced the next-generation digitizer card M5i.33xx-x16 series, which breaks the limits of data transfer speeds. The M5i.33xx-x16 series boasts a maximum of 6.4 GS/s, 12-bit resolution, a data transfer speed of 12.8 GB/s (the fastest in the industry), and a bandwidth of 2 GHz, making it a flagship digitizer. Card Overview Specifications PCIe x16 Gen3 1 Channel 2 Channels Bandwidth M5i.3337-x16 6.4 GS/s 3.2 GS/s 2 GHz M5i.3330-x16 6.4 GS/s --- 2 GHz Input Impedance: 50Ω Resolution: 12 bit Input Voltage Level: ±200 mV to ±2.5 V Maximum Data Transfer Speed: 12.8 GB/s (PCIe x16 Gen 3) Data Memory: 4GB (2G Samples), Option: 16GB (8G Samples)

The German company Spectrum launched support for the programming language "Julia" (SDK) on May 5, 2021, ahead of the world. You can use Spectrum's digitizers, AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generators), and digital IO from "Julia." "Julia" is a relatively new programming language developed at MIT. It combines the performance speed of "C" with the expressiveness of "Python" and "MATLAB," and is rapidly gaining popularity in the fields of science and technology as well as numerical computation. - Digitizer 16bit, ~250MS/s, 14bit, ~500MS/s, 8bit ~5GS/s Maximum bandwidth: ~1.5GHz Number of input channels: 2, 4, 8 (50Ω, 1MΩ) - Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG) 16bit ~125MS/s (8 channels), ~625MS/s (4 channels), 16bit ~1.25GS/s (2 channels) Number of output channels: 2, 4, 8 (50Ω) - Digital IO Number of input or output channels: 16 or 32 Sampling frequency: ~125MHz Input level: 3.3V (5V) TTL

On April 21, 2021, the German company Spectrum released the PCIe half-length (168mm x 107mm) digital IO card M2p.7515-x4, featuring 16 or 32 channels and a sampling rate of ~125MS/s. The new digital IO card M2p.7515-x4 has been added to the M2p series, which already includes the digitizer M2p.59xx-x4 and the arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) M2p.65xx-x4, expanding the lineup of the M2p series. Since the M2p.7515-x4 is a PCIe half-length card (168mm x 107mm), it enables digital signal acquisition, generation, and output of 32 channels on most desktop PCs. M2p.7515-x4 card summary specifications: - Number of input or output channels: 16 or 32 - Sampling frequency: ~125MHz - Input level: 3.3V TTL, 5V TTL compatible - Output level: Low < 0.2V, High > 2.8V to high impedance