The new instruments offer extra low trigger jitter, improved amplitude accuracy, improved phase noise performance, excellent low frequency noise performance, and new programmable trigger impedance option.
Other features include below 1% EVM performance at high bandwidth, double the arbitrary waveform and sync output resolutions, and improved Instrument synchronisation and inter channel skew.
In addition to the improved performance, Tabor also upgraded the series’ digital option (Option D) to include all 32 digital bits as standard. Having separate waveform memory and being fully programmable independent of each other, provides maximum versatility and enables the generation of 32-bit LVDS serial data patterns, without the need to compromise the 4 built-in markers.
For even tighter signal control with amplitude settings within a 4Vp-p window, the WX digital option can be attached to the optional WXD1 digital pod.