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Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation (BNC) - RF Cafe

World's fastest 16−bit arbitrary waveform generator

Berkeley Nucleonics Intro World's Fastest Arbitrary Waveform Generator - RF CafeSan Rafael, CA – February 3, 2021 – Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation, a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for RF/Microwave research, introduces the Model 685 High-Performance ARB.

The function of an arbitrary waveform generator, or ARB, varies depending on the application. Some of the many applications for a waveform generator include timing solution, signal emulation and modulation of signals. The Berkeley Nucleonics Model 685 High-Performance ARB offers a wide range of modulations and pre-made waveforms as well as complex user-generated waveforms. The UI is intuitive and easy to use through the touch screen interface but can also be used remotely through software with commands or through a remote desktop using the standard Ethernet interface.

Features

  • Number of Channels: 2, 4 or 8

  • Resolution: 6.16 GS/s 16 Bit

  • Vertical Bandwidth: 2 GHz

  • Offset: ± 2.5V

  • Amplitude: 3Vpp

  • Differential (5Vpp Single-Ended) into 50 Ω

  • Memory: 4096 Mpts Waveform per channel

The Model 685 has two modes, AFG and AWG. The AFG (arbitrary function generator) uses the Simple Rider AFG software and features signal modulation (AM, FM etc.) and pre-defined waveforms such as sine, square and pulse accessible with a simple touch of the screen. The Model 685 also boasts a 2 GHz frequency range for sine waveforms making it the fastest AFG in the world.

The AWG (arbitrary waveform generator) uses the Simple Rider TrueArb software and allows the user to define complex waveforms up to 16,384 sequence entries. At 6.16 GS/s with a 16−bit vertical resolution, the Model 685 is the world's fastest 16−bit arbitrary waveform generator. With the vast amount of capabilities, the Model 865 the range of application in research and development is endless.

 

About Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation

Founded in 1963, BNC is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for RF/Microwave research. BNC has its corporate headquarters in San Rafael, California with several additional manufacturing facilities and sales offices located throughout the United States. Phased Array Antennas are evolving rapidly, and BNC is at the forefront of this technology shift, capitalizing on these new requirements with its patented, high performance, software-defined radio technology, and a PC-controlled, networked architecture that provides unparalleled performance for the price. In addition to the RF / Microwave signal source line of equipment, BNC offers Phase Noise Test Systems (Signal Source Analyzers) & Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers in 1963, BNC is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for RF/Microwave research. BNC has its corporate headquarters in San Rafael, California with several additional manufacturing facilities and sales offices located throughout the United States. Phased Array Antennas are evolving rapidly, and BNC is at the forefront of this technology shift, capitalizing on these new requirements with its patented, high performance, software-defined radio technology, and a PC-controlled, networked architecture that provides unparalleled performance for the price. In addition to the RF / Microwave signal source line of equipment, BNC offers Phase Noise Test Systems (Signal Source Analyzers) & Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers.

 

Contact

Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation

22955 Kerner Boulevard

San Rafael, CA  94901  USA

Email:  info@berkeleynucleonics.com

Phone:  (800) 234-7858

Web:  berkeleynucleonics.com

 

 

Posted March 19, 2021