AWG70001A - Tektronix Waveform Generator

Tektronix AWG70001A Arbitrary Waveform Generator 20GHz,1CH,Up to 50GS/s

Features:
Sample rates up to 50 GS/s
80 dBc spurious free dynamic range
10 bits vertical resolution
16 GSample waveform memory
Complete solution for wideband RF signal generation in a single box
Direct generation of wideband signals with carriers up to 20 GHz, removing the need for external RF conversion
Simulate real-world analog effects on high speed digital data streams
Model signal impairments up to speeds of 12.5 GBs
Generate high precision RF signals
Spurious Free Dynamic Range performance better than -80 dBc
Create high speed baseband signals for optical transmission with the vertical resolution to handle higher order complex modulation
10 bits of vertical resolution at a sample rate of 50 GS/s
Create long waveforms scenarios without building complex sequences
Up to 16 GSamples of Waveform Memory plays 320 ms of data at 50 GS/s
Synchronize multiple units (manually or with the AWG Synchronization Hub) to achieve a multi-channel high speed AWG system
Fully operational without external PC
Built-in display and buttons make it possible to quickly select, edit and play waveforms directly from the front panel of the AWG
Simulate real-world environments by playing back captured signals
Waveforms captured with Oscilloscopes or Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers can be played back, edited or re-sampled on the AWG

Description:
The AWG70001A, with Option AC, provides you with an additional high output amplitude connector. Option AC adds a single-ended AC coupled Planar Crown connector to the front panel of the single channel AWG70001A Arbitrary Waveform Generator. User controls are added to allow switching the output path between the standard Direct output connectors or the AC output connector. When switched to the AC path, additional user controlled amplification and attenuation is added to the signal path.

In AC output mode, you can choose one of the four signal filter paths and set the output amplitude, letting the instrument to automatically set the step attenuators in the selected filter path. For greater control, you can manually set the attenuation of the step attenuators for your selected filter path.