Jitter Analysis Unit Boasts Deeper Memory,Faster Speeds

Feb. 17, 2003
Homing in on the optical disk market is the TA720 Time Interval Analyzer, the newest release in a line of jitter analysis instruments. The TA720 features a larger memory capacity and faster speeds than its predecessors, the TA520 and TA320. Maximum...

Homing in on the optical disk market is the TA720 Time Interval Analyzer, the newest release in a line of jitter analysis instruments. The TA720 features a larger memory capacity and faster speeds than its predecessors, the TA520 and TA320. Maximum sampling rate is 80 Msamples/s, and maximum memory capacity is 1024 ksamples. The analyzer includes a variety of new functions, including dual measurement function, intersymbol interference analysis, and an optional Ethernet and PC-card interface. The unit continuously measures high-speed signals from sources such as fast-rotating CDs, DVDs, and next-generation optical disks without dropping measurements. It can continuously measure signals as fast as eight times DVD speed. The base model TA720 Time Analyzer Unit costs $28,000 in single-unit quantities.

Yokogawa Corporation of America www.us.yokogawa.com; (800) 258-2552

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