Dedicated Waveform Digitizers Simplify Data Conversion

March 3, 2003
Making data conversion less complex, less time consuming, and less expensive is the bailiwick of a new line of off-the-shelf waveform digitizer cards. These cards take advantage of the latest proprietary waveform digitizer chips for amplification,...

Making data conversion less complex, less time consuming, and less expensive is the bailiwick of a new line of off-the-shelf waveform digitizer cards. These cards take advantage of the latest proprietary waveform digitizer chips for amplification, interleaving, analog-to-digital conversion, trigger and clock distribution, and memory addressing. Supplied in a PCI package, they particularly suit OEM applications and government markets. They support applications in which customers need to acquire a signal and quickly analyze results, sometimes even on-the-fly. Both 8- and 12-bit designs are available with sampling rates from 500 Msamples/s to 4 Gsamples/s and bandwidth up to 1 GHz. The waveform digitizer cards range from $3990 to $14,990, depending on sampling rate, bandwidth, and the number of channels. A variety of memory options is also available.

Acqiris USA
www.acqiris.com; (845) 782-6544

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