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New Application Note – Arb Rider AWG-5000 Series | AWGs for Optics, Photonics and Lasers – 

 Arb Rider AWG-5000 Series for Optics, Photonics and Lasers

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Active Technologies’s “ARB RIDER AWG-5000 Series AWGs for Optics, Photonics and Lasers” new application note describes the Arb Rider AWG-5000’s usage to generate fast and high amplitude pulses for optics, photonics and laser applications.

The Active Technologies Arb-Rider AWG-5000 has the capability to create signals up to 5Vpp amplitude with 110 ps of rise/fall time and more than 2 GHz of analog bandwidth.

This unique feature allows the

Moreover take a look to our new application note section where our powerful Arbitrary Waveform Generators and Fast Pulse Generators are applied in applications like:

  • Semiconductor test
  • Advanced Research
  • Physics Research
  • Quantum Optics and Photonics
  • Pulsed Lasers

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Ferrara – Italy, 07-03-2023

 

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Active Technologies @ ECS Brokerage Event 2023

Active Technologies presented at ECS Brokerage Event 2023

ECS Brokerage event 2023

ECS Brokerage 2023

 

The 7th and 8th of Feb.’23 more than 400 people joined the ECS Brokerage Event in Brussels and I had the chance to present Active Technologies into the SME pitch section, showing to all participants our capabilities to design and manufacture high performance Arbitrary Waveform Generators and Fast Pulse Generators.

Thanks to all the people that talked with me to exchange ideas and comments on next projects.

The ECS Brokerage Event combines the brokerage activities of the industry associations AENEAS, EPoSS and Inside into one networking event dedicated to project proposals in the field of Electronic Components and Systems.

This event facilitates the ECS communities and collects all project proposals and experts together, making it easier for the ECS research community to find and create information and project proposals.

Michele Ramponi

Ferrara – Italy, 14-02-2023

 

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Electronica 2022 – 2nd day

Ready for the 2nd day at ELECTRONICA 2022 in Munich, Germany (Hall A3 – Booth 230).

 

Electronica 2nd day

Don’t miss to meet us at our booth

Active Technologies will be present in the hall A3 (Test and Measurement) with AWG-5000 the world’s fastest 16 bit Arbitrary Waveform Generator, the only instrument capable to reach 5Vpp – 110 ps rise and fall time at the output. In Simple Rider True-Arb interface, the users can define complex waveforms with up to 16,384 sequence entries of analog waveforms and digital patterns, define their execution flow by means of loops, jumps and conditional branches. Digital output combined and synchronized with analog output signals represent an ideal tool to troubleshoot and validate digital design. The waveform memory length of up to 4 GSamples on each channel combined with up to 16,384 and up to 4,294,967,294 repetitions, make the Arb-Rider 5062/5064/5068 the ideal generator for the most demanding technical applications. Thanks to the intuitive and easy waveform sequencer user interface, the most complex waveform scenarios can be created with just few screen touches.
Up to 4 instrument can be synchronized together in order to obtain a 32 analog – 128 digital channel generator. A dedicated synchronization bus guarantees the intra-chassis synchronization.

Active Technologies is also going to show the new PG-1500 at 50V amplitude – 400 ps rise time Pulse Generator. The Pulse Rider Series offers premium signal integrity with the easiest to use touch screen display interface (SimpleRider™). The Generation of pulses requires only a few screen touches. The output Voltage can be adjusted up to 50 Volts pk-pk in a window of ±25 Volts with
400 ps edge rate (based on RiderEdge™ technology). Its innovative hardware architecture provides the possibility to generate multiple pulse sequences, such as double, triple or quad pulses, with fully independent timing parameters.

 

Munich – Germany, 16.11.2022

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