2, 4 and 8 channel Arbitrary Waveform Generators
Active Technologies Arbitrary Waveform Generators meet the demand of today’s engineers offering a wide variety of signal types:
- analog
- digital
- mixed-signal
- multi-channel applications
can be covered by Active Technologies instruments.
As a result the AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator) and AFG (Arbitrary Function Generator) family helps you to generate with confidence waveforms of almost any imaginable shape:
- complex signals like digital modulations
- RF stimuli for functional and performance tests
- radar simulation
- optical communication
- electronic warfare
- Quantum Computing
can be created through an easy to use interface.
The modular structure of AWGs allows to build systems with 2, 4, 8, 16 or 32 channels and sample rate from 250 Ms/s to 6.16 Gs/s combined with 14 and 16 bit resolution.
Moreover the combination with Digital output Channels (up to 32 digital channel per instrument) make each instrument a real MSG (Mixed Signal Generator) solution.
Arbitrary Waveform Generators – Key Features
- Analog, Digital and Mixed Signal Generation
- RF & Wireless, Aerospace & Defense, Quantum Computing, Radar & Lidar, Advanced Research, Educational, Real-World signals generation
- High Speed capabilities combined with High Voltage and High Resolution solutions
- Extremely Easy To Use User Interface
Arb Rider AWG-5000
| MODEL | ANALOG CH | DIGITAL CH | SAMPLE RATE | RECORD LENGTH | VERTICAL RES. | MAX FREQ. | MAXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE | OUTPUT VOLTAGE WINDOW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWG5062 | 2 | 8 (opt.) | 6.16 Gs/s | 2 or 4 Gpts | 16 bits | 2GHz | 5Vpp on 50 Ohm | 10Vpp |
| AWG5062D | 2 | 8 (opt.) | 6.16 Gs/s | 2 or 4 Gpts | 16 bits | 2GHz | 1.5Vpp on 50 Ohm | 5.5Vpp |
| AWG5064 | 4 | 16 (opt.) | 6.16 Gs/s | 2 or 4 Gpts | 16 bits | 2GHz | 5Vpp on 50 Ohm | 10Vpp |
| AWG5064D | 4 | 16 (opt.) | 6.16 Gs/s | 2 or 4 Gpts | 16 bits | 2GHz | 1.5Vpp on 50 Ohm | 5.5Vpp |
| AWG5068 | 8 | 32 (opt.) | 6.16 Gs/s | 2 or 4 Gpts | 16 bits | 2GHz | 5Vpp on 50 Ohm | 10Vpp |
| AWG5068D | 8 | 32 (opt.) | 6.16 Gs/s | 2 or 4 Gpts | 16 bits | 2GHz | 1.5Vpp on 50 Ohm | 5.5Vpp |
Arb Rider AWG-4000
| MODEL | ANALOG CH | DIGITAL CH | SAMPLE RATE | RECORD LENGTH | VERTICAL RES. | MAX FREQ. | MAXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE | OUTPUT VOLTAGE WINDOW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWG-4012 | 2 | 8 (opt.) | 1.2 GS/s | 2 to 128 Mpts | 14 bits | 300 MHz | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) | 24Vpp |
| AWG-4014 | 4 | 8 or 16 (opt.) | 1.2 GS/s | 2 to 128 Mpts | 14 bits | 300 MHz | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) | 24Vpp |
| AWG-4018 | 8 | 8, 16 or 32 (opt.) | 1.2 GS/s | 2 to 128 Mpts | 14 bits | 300 MHz | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) | 24Vpp |
| AWG-4022 | 2 | 8, 16 or 32 (opt.) | 2.5 GS/s | 1 to 64 Mpts | 14 bits | 600 MHz / 1 GHz | 5 Vpp | 10Vpp |
Arb Rider AWG-2000
| MODEL | ANALOG CH | DIGITAL CH | SAMPLE RATE | RECORD LENGTH | VERTICAL RES. | MAX FREQ. | MAXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE | OUTPUT VOLTAGE WINDOW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWG2182 | 2 | 8 (opt.) | 600 Ms/s - 1.2 Gs/s (interleaved) | 2 to 256 Mpts | 16 bits | 180 MHZ | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) |
| AWG2184 | 4 | 8 (opt.) | 600 Ms/s - 1.2 Gs/s (interleaved) | 2 to 256 Mpts | 16 bits | 180 MHZ | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) | 6Vpp - 12Vpp (Opt.) |
AWG-GS 2500
| MODEL | ANALOG CH | DIGITAL CH | SAMPLE RATE | RECORD LENGTH | VERTICAL RESOLUTION | MAX FREQUENCY | MAXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE | OUTPUT VOLTAGE WINDOW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWG GS-2500 | 2 | up to 32 (opt.) | 2.5 GS/s | 1 to 64 Mpts | 14 bits | 600 MHz / 1 GHz | 2Vpp | 2Vpp |
AWG 1102 / 1104
| MODEL | ANALOG CH | DIGITAL CH | SAMPLE RATE | RECORD LENGTH | VERTICAL RES. | MAX FREQUENCY | MAXIMUM OUTPUT VOLTAGE | OUTPUT VOLTAGE WINDOW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWG-1102 | 2 | 18 (opt.) | 250 MS/s | 2 Mpts | 16 bits | 125 MHz | 12Vpp | 12Vpp |
| AWG-1104 | 4 | 18 / 36 (opt.) | 250 MS/s | 2 Mpts | 16 bits | 125 MHz | 12Vpp | 12Vpp |
What is an arbitrary waveform generator used for?
The AWG’s ability is to create virtually any type of waveform with high precision and accuracy. AWG is the reference instrumentation family for applications that require the reproduction of real life signals such as Quantum Computing, RF and Wireless applications, IQ modulation, radar and lidar testing, semiconductor test, advance research in electronic, chemistry and physics, aerospace and defense applications.
What is the difference between arbitrary waveform generator and function generator?
The Arbitrary Waveform Generator is a sophisticated playback system that creates waveforms based on stored digitala data. The AWG’s ability is to create virtually any type of waveform with high precision and accuracy. The Arbitrary Function Generator is based on DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) and produce the most common test signals used in laboratories and design departments. The AFG Function Generator delivers excellent frequency agility and modulation.
Which are the parameters of arbitrary waveform generator?
The main parameters are: sample rate, memory depth or record length, timing or horizontal resolution, vertical resolution,analog bandwidth, output stage, number of channels, digital channels.
What is an arbitrary function generator?
The Arbitrary Function Generator is based on DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) technique and it produces the most common test signals used in laboratories and design departments. The AFG Function Generator delivers excellent frequency agility and modulation.
What is a waveform generator used for?
AWG and AFG are are the reference instrumentation for applications that require the reproduction of real life signals such as Quantum Computing, RF and Wireless applications, IQ modulation, radar and lidar testing, semiconductor test, advance research in electronic, chemistry and physics, aerospace and defense applications.
What is the difference between a function generator and a waveform generator?
The Arbitrary Waveform Generator is a sophisticated playback system that creates waveforms based on stored digitala data. The AWG’s ability is to create virtually any type of waveform with high precision and accuracy. The Arbitrary Function Generator is based on DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) and produce the most common test signals used in laboratories and design departments. The AFG Function Generator delivers excellent frequency agility and modulation.
Do I need a waveform generator?
The Arbitrary Waveform Generator can address a wide range of applications from Quantum Computing to education.
How do you make waveforms?
The waveforms can be created by using the AT Waveform Editor tool that it is a software able to create any kind of analog and digital waveforms. The waveforms can also be created using a third party software and imported in txt or zip format.
What does a waveform generator do?
The Arbitrary Waveform Generator is a sophisticated playback system that creates waveforms based on stored digitala data. The AWG’s ability is to create virtually any type of waveform with high precision and accuracy. The Arbitrary Function Generator is based on DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis) and produce the most common test signals used in laboratories and design departments. The AFG Function Generator delivers excellent frequency agility and modulation.
Which waveform is produced by generator?
The Arbitrary Waveform Generator cab create virtually any type of waveform and replicate real-world signals.
