Saelig Introduces Siglent SDG7000A 1GHz Advanced Arbitrary Waveform Generator Series

ROCHESTER, N.Y. - March 3, 2022 - PRLog -- Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced Siglent's SDG7000A series of dual-independent-channel arbitrary waveform generators that feature up to 1GHz bandwidth, 5Gsa/s sampling, 14-bit vertical resolution, and a memory depth of 512Mpts.  Arbitrary waveforms are generated with sample rates from 0.01Sa/s to 2.5GSa/s, and vector signals at 500MSa/s. A wide variety of test signals can be generated, including CW, pulse, noise, PRBS patterns, and 16-bit digital bus patterns.  The optional digital bus feature can create 16-bit LVTTL or LVDS output with a bit rate of 1ubps to 1Gbps. Combining analog channels with the digital bus can create synchronous mixed-signal outputs for complex test situations.

Pulse waveforms can have a minimum width of 1ns, and a minimum edge of 500ps pulse with low jitter, the rise/fall edge being independently and finely adjustable. The series also supports complex signals such as modulation, lin/log sweep and burst, and dual channel copying/coupling/tracking and superposition. The outputs can be differential or single-ended and the 24Vpp analog output can add a ± 12Vdc offset to provide a maximum output range of ± 24V (48V). This large output swing can eliminate the need for external power amplifiers and extend the range of suitable applications. Phase locking can align the phases of both outputs.

Three models are available in the SDG7000A series: SDG7032A (350MHz), SDG7052A (500MHz), and SDG7102A (1GHz). Optional vector signal generation includes modulation modes such as ASK, PSK, FSK, and QAM, while the accompanying EasyIQ software helps with vector signal creation and editing. All models also include a high-precision Frequency Counter.   Instrument control is simplified by the 5" capacitive touchscreen, as well as external mouse and keyboard support and remote webserver operation.

The SDG7000A series supports up to 1024 arbitrary wave segments, each of which can be set with a maximum of 65535 repetitions. When switching between segments, the output seamlessly moves from the last point of the previous segment to the first point of the next segment without generating an idle level, suiting the SDG7000A series for applications with challenging requirements for waveform switching.

The Siglent SDG7000A Series of 2-channel AWGs are available now from Saelig Company, Inc.  https://www.saelig.com/pr/sdg7000a.html