Tektronix AWG610 Data Sheet

AWG 610 High Performance Arbitrary Waveform Generator
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Sample Rate to 2.6 GS/s Tests High-speed Devices and Subsystems
Output Bandwidths Available to Over 800 MHz
Record Length to 8 M Words for Longest Signal Playtimes
Vertical Resolution 8 Bits for Precise Signal Replication
Channel 1 and Complementary Output
Marker Output 2 per Channel, Variable and Complementary for Mixed Signals
400 fs Resolution Edge Shift Control for Greater Timing Precision
Applications
Disk Drive Read/Write Design and Test – Head,
Pre-amplifier, Read/Write and servo test.
Communications Design and Test –
The AWG 610 generates pre­defined waveforms that sim­ulate pseudo random bit streams (PRBS) for physical layer testing to the following electrical standards:
ITU-T T1.102 Fibre Channel SDH/Sonet Misc
STM1E STS-# FC1063E OC/STM16 D2 E5 CEPT STS-1 FC531E OC36 D1 E4 DS4NA FC266E OC24 FDD1 E3 DS3 FC133E OC18 100 Base-TX E2 DS2 OC12/STM4 Gigabit Ethernet EI DS1/1C/1A OC3/STM1
OC1/STM0
Applications include charac­terization of designs for new and emerging standards by simulating “real” physical layer conditions. Margin test­ing includes nominal and impaired signals that simu­late amplitude and timing impairments like:
• Cross talk
• Intersymbol effects
• Reflections
• Ground Bounce
• Noise simulations
• Jitter testing, and more.
Pulse generation –
Duty cycle ranges from 0% to 100% for NRZ data.
Testing clock/gating width variations.
FAMILY FEATURES
Direct Waveform Transfers from DSO File Transfers from GPIB, Floppy
Disk, or 10 Base-T Ethernet On-Screen Waveform Creation and
Editing for Ease-of-Use Arbitrary or Standard Waveform
Generation for Flexible Use Unique Real-Time Sequencing
Effectively Extends Records for Virtually Infinite Record Lengths
Programmable via GPIB and 10 Base-T Ethernet
Built-in Hard Drive for Mass Data Storage
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AWG 610 Characteristics
Real-world simulations –
Corrupt ideal waveforms. Timing and amplitude signal
impairments. Jitter profiles. Playback captured waveform
by a DPO or DSO. Replace standard function
and sweep generators in wide range of applications.
High Performance AWG Family
The High performance AWG family of Arbitrary Genera­tors from Tektronix can cre­ate ideal signals conforming to specific standards or “real­world” signals with speed, precision and ease. They pro­vide the highest clock speeds from 1 GS/s to 2.6 GS/s, 10 or 8 bit DAC resolution and up to 8 Mega bytes of memory depth. They combine wave­form generation and editing in one package that enables you to:
• create a waveform from scratch
• automatically transfer a waveform from a DPO or DSO
• download signals created via computer simulation tools
• modify a signal using the built-in editors
ARBITRARY WAVEFORMS
Waveform Length – 512 to 8,100,032
points in multiples of eight.
Sequence Length – 1 to 8,000 steps. Sequence Repeat Counter – 1 to 65,536
or infinite.
CLOCK GENERATOR
Sampling Frequency – 50.000000 kHz to
2.6000000 GHz.
Resolution – 8 digits. Internal Clock – Accuracy: ±1 ppm. Phase Noise – (data clock is 1/4th of the
output sample rate) At 650 MHz, 10 kHz offset:–80 dBc/Hz. At 650 MHz, 100 kHz offset:–100 dBc/Hz.
OPERATING MODES
Continuous – Waveform is iteratively out-
put. If a sequence is defined, the sequence order and repeat functions are applied.
Triggered – Waveform is output only once when an external, internal GPIB and LAN, or manual trigger is received.
Gated – Waveform begins output when gate is true and resets to beginning when false.
Enhanced – Waveform is output as defined by the sequence.
These instruments can simu­late “real-world” signal impairments such as Noise, Jitter, Fading and more.
Their unique design inte­grates a graphical editing dis­play with the most powerful hardware output capabilities available. This allows on­screen viewing of waveform editing and simplifies “what­if” test scenarios by easily allowing the creation of com­posite signals. The family uses a graphical user inter­face to overcome the histori­cal difficulties associated with developing arbitrary and complex waveforms. Several intuitive and powerful tech­niques are built-in to develop and edit custom waveforms.
AWG 610
As a premier member of the Tektronix family of arbitrary generators, the AWG 610 is an easy-to-use, high perfor­mance, flag-ship product. The AWG 610 provides the world’s fastest and deepest memory with its 2.6 GS/s sample clock rate and 8 Mega-points of execution memory.
INTERNAL TRIGGER GENERATOR
MAIN OUTPUT
NORMAL OUT
The AWG 610 provides up to 2 V output or 4 V into a dif­ferential input with the complementary output with 460 MHz bandwidth at nor­mal mode (1 V output or 2 V into differential input with the complementary output with 875 MHz bandwidth at direct out), each with 8-Bits vertical resolution. The AWG 610 also provides 2-channels complementary
2.5 V variable marker (Tr/Tf : <150 ps @ 2 V
p-p
) data 100 ps deskew resolu­tion at up to 2.6 GHz.
System Considerations
The high performance AWG 610 is fully programmable via GPIB. For throughput crit­ical applications, the AWG 610 is also programmable via the 10-Base-T Ethernet port and provides an order of magnitude faster data trans­fers. Its GPIB reduces the pro­gramming effort required. As a result, it is the ideal addi­tion to provide standard and arbitrary waveform genera­tion for your system environ­ment. An optional rack mount is available for easy hardware integration into your test system.
Internal Trigger Rate –
Range: 1.0 µs to 10.0 s. Resolution: 3 digits, 0.1 µs minimum. Accuracy: ±0.1%.
Output Signal – Complementary; CH1 and channel/inverse.
Digital to Analog Converter –
Resolution: 8 bits. Differential Non-Linearity: ± 1/2 bit. Integral Non-Linearity: ±1 bit.
Output Connector – Front Panel SMA.
Amplitude –
Output Voltage: –2.0 V to +2.0 V into 50 . Amplitude: 20 mV to 2.0 V into 50 . Resolution: 1 mV. DC Accuracy: ±(1.5% of Amplitude + 2 mV) at offset = 0 V.
Offset –
Range:–1.000 V to +1.000 V into 50 . Resolution: 1 mV. Accuracy: ±(1% of offset + 10 mV) at amplitude = 20 mV.
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