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For those who have isolators. Achieving high chemical resistance and workability. Low cost and short delivery times are also possible for glove box and isolator gloves.
- Work gloves
Notice of participation in 'INTERPHEX Week Tokyo' from May 20 (Wednesday) to May 22 (Friday), 2026.
Ito Corporation will be exhibiting at "INTERPHEX Week Tokyo" held at Makuhari Messe. This exhibition is the largest in Japan, showcasing a wide range of products and services related to the research and manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and regenerative medicine from 25 countries and regions around the world. Pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturers, as well as regenerative medicine companies, will be attending from all over the globe. We will be showcasing "Gloves for Glove Boxes/Isolators" manufactured by Tron Power. We look forward to your visit.
PXIe platform, boasting a maximum of 5GS/s, 8 bits, and a maximum bandwidth of 1.5GHz, Spectrum's flagship model.
- oscilloscope
A multi-channel high-speed high-resolution digitizer net box that can be easily used from the included GUI simply by connecting to a computer via Ethernet.
- oscilloscope
Is that measurement, inspection, and oscilloscope okay? A clear explanation of basic knowledge such as basic performance, signal processing methods, and connection interfaces.
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New Release: Spectrum Corporation has launched two new models in the next-generation digitizer card M5i.33xx-x16 series, breaking the limits of data transfer speeds.
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
[Introduction Example Presentation] A digitizer delivered over 15 years ago is still in active use! We are also providing a popular explanatory document on [What is a Digitizer?].
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Germany's Spectrum Corporation has launched support for the programming language "Julia" (SDK).
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
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A groundbreaking hybrid netbox that combines a digitizer and an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is now available. It can be easily connected to a PC via Ethernet.
- oscilloscope
Germany's Spectrum Corporation has launched support for the programming language "Julia" (SDK).
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
A digitizer and an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) can be mounted on the NVIDIA Jetson (an ARM-based embedded computer board).
- oscilloscope
Spectrum Inc. in Germany has started supporting NVIDIA Jetson (ARM-based embedded computer boards).
On March 17, 2021, Spectrum, a German company, began supporting drivers for NVIDIA Jetson (ARM-based embedded computer boards) in response to numerous requests received. This allows Spectrum's 65 types of digitizers, AWGs (Arbitrary Waveform Generators), and digital IO products with PCIe interfaces to be used with the compact, power-efficient, and powerful NVIDIA Jetson. NVIDIA Jetson consists of an ARM CPU and NVIDIA's CUDA-based GPU, enabling supercomputer-level parallel computing and featuring a PCIe slot. This allows for the application of supercomputer-level parallel computing performance from NVIDIA GPUs to the vast amounts of data generated by Spectrum's PCIe products. Spectrum has traditionally supported NVIDIA CUDA-based GPUs through the SCAPP (Spectrum's CUDA Access for Parallel Processing) option.
The digitizers, AWG (arbitrary waveform generator), and digital IO from Germany's Spectrum company can be used from the programming language "Julia."
- oscilloscope
Germany's Spectrum Corporation has launched support for the programming language "Julia" (SDK).
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
[Application Example] Scan atoms with an integrated micro-cantilever!
- oscilloscope
To protect operators and equipment from high magnetic fields, the digitizer system can be operated remotely!
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Experiment regarding a single atom! We used Spectrum's arbitrary waveform generator.
- oscilloscope
Spectrum's PC card plays a crucial role in the new MRI for babies!
- oscilloscope
PXIe platform, boasting a maximum of 5GS/s, 8 bits, and a maximum bandwidth of 1.5GHz, Spectrum's flagship model.
- oscilloscope
A multi-channel digitizer net box that can be easily used from the included GUI by simply connecting to a computer via Ethernet.
- oscilloscope
A multi-channel high-speed high-resolution digitizer net box that can be easily used from the included GUI just by connecting to a computer via Ethernet.
- oscilloscope
Just connect to your desktop or laptop via Ethernet! A high-resolution digitizer net box that can be easily used from the included GUI.
- oscilloscope