Scientists and engineers now have a way to produce high frequency arbitrary waveforms, with high purity and low distortion, directly from their PC. Using the new PCIe flagship AWG cards from Spectrum Instrumentation and cost-effective COTS (Commercial-of-the-shelf) PC-parts, it is possible to generate nearly any waveform with up to 10GS/s output rates, 2.5GHz bandwidth and 16-bit vertical resolution.

Spectrum Instrumentation has launched a family of DDS Generators named the 96xx series, forming a new product category in the company’s portfolio.

Ultrafast digitisers, or ADC cards, by Spectrum Instrumentation have been used for the largest liquid-neutrino-detector of mankind, JUNO.

There are various methods for constructing a Quantum Computer (QC), and RPTU Kaiserslautern's approach within the Rymax One collaboration involves creating an array of single atoms that function as qubits.

Spectrum Instrumentation presents a new open-source Python package (“spcm”) that is now available for the current line of all Spectrum Instrumentation test and measurement products.

Digitisers and AWGs by Spectrum Instrumentation are at the heart of the new spectrometer instruments.

Spectrum Instrumentation has released a new firmware option for its range of versatile 16-bit Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs) with sampling rates up to 1.25GS/s and bandwidths up to 400MHz.

Electronic measurement and testing instruments, like modular digitisers, are constantly being improved and updated. Market needs and improved components like analog to digital converters drive this movement to enhanced performance. 

The causes of a lightning flash are complex and still unclear. At Duke University, North Carolina, USA, the team of Prof. Cummer tries to resolve these secrets.

Spectrum Instrumentation has expanded its Digital Pulse Generator (DPG) feature to include ultrafast digitisers (with speeds up to 10GS/s) and Arbitrary Waveform Generators, following its successful implementation in medium speed products.

A new option from Spectrum Instrumentation offers a user-friendly way to create multi-channel data acquisition systems with ultrafast sampling speeds up to 10 GS/s.

Saying it sets a new standard for data acquisition, Spectrum Instrumentation has added a new streaming mode to its flagship M5i.33xx digitizer series.

Spectrum Instrumentation has added a new streaming mode to its flagship M5i.33xx digitiser series.

A common way of designing a new large building is to make a scale model and test it in a wind tunnel.

A 10GS/s sampling rate, 12-bit vertical resolution and 12.8GB/s data streaming are features of two new PCIe Digitiser cards from Spectrum Instrumentation.

Guatemala in Central America has three constantly active volcanos, all of which have villages near them, so it is vitally important to have an early warning system for eruptions to save lives.

Spectrum Instrumentation’s complete line of PCIe digitiser cards can now perform Digital Down Conversion (DDC) thanks to a low-cost option that uses an external GPU card for continuous ‘on-the-fly’ processing.

The addition of two PCIe Digitiser cards from Spectrum Instrumentation extends the company’s flagship M5i series to deliver optimal GHz signal acquisition and analysis capabilities.

To help explain the formation, evolution and behaviour of large-scale structures in the universe such as galaxies, scientists have predicted the existence of dark matter. In fact, theory suggests that the universe may actually contain up to five times more dark matter than ordinary matter!

A new firmware option has been created by Spectrum Instrumentation that allows the company’s high-speed M5i digitiser cards to perform on-board summation averaging.