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1. RFXpress RFX100 RFXpress is a software package that synthesizes digitally modulated base band IF and RF signals It takes IQ IF and RF signal generation to the next level and fully exploits the wideband signal generation capabilities of Arbitrary Waveform Generators AWGs Supporting a wide range of modula tions as well as the symbol map func tions the software allows you to define your own modulation UWB WiMedia signal creation a soft ware module for RFXpress has the capability to digitally synthesize and generate RF signals in Band Groups 1 and 2 of the UWB spectrum As per the latest WiMedia specification signals will band hop in real time over 1 5 GHz modulation bandwidth including all the different preamble synchronization sequences cover sequences TFCs and band groups All six band groups BG1 to BG6 can be generated with band hopping in either IQ or IF The conformance mode enables you to generate all signals that conform to WiMedia s specifications while the custom mode allows you to adjust the signals for stress and margin testing Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 SerialXpress SDX100 SerialXpress enables creation of exact waveforms required for thorough and repeatable design validation margin characterization and conformance testing of high speed serial data receivers It considerably simplifies the signal creati2. Calibration Data Report Opt D3 Calibration Data Report 3 Years with Option C3 Opt D5 Calibration Data Report 5 Years with Option C5 Opt R3 Repair Service 3 Years Opt R5 Repair Service 5 Years Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 Service Post sales Offering for example AWG7102 CA1 CA1 A single calibration event R3DW Repair service coverage 3 years R5DW Repair service coverage 5 years R2PW Repair service coverage 2 years post warranty R1PW Repair service coverage 1 year post warranty Product Upgrade AWG7102 AWG7OUP Opt M12 Waveform Length Expansion 32 M point to 64 M point Product Upgrade AWG7052 AWG7OUP Opt M02 Product Upgrade AWG7101 AWG7OUP Opt M11 Product Upgrade AWG7051 AWG7OUP Opt M01 Recommended Accessories Transition Time Converter 150 ps 10 to 90 Order 015 0710 00 250 ps 10 to 90 Order 015 0711 00 500 ps 10 to 90 Order 015 0712 00 1000 ps 10 to 90 Order 015 0713 00 2000 ps 10 to 90 Order 015 0714 00 Pin Header SMA Cable 102 cm 40 in Order 012 1690 00 Pin Header SMA Cable 51 cm 20 in Order 012 1503 00 Rackmount Kit Rackmount Kit with instruction 016 1983 00 Replacement Hard Disk SATA disk assembly no software installation Order 065 0753 00 Front Removable HDD Bay Front remov
3. through 10 Bit DAC operation mode DC to 5 GHz 10 Bit DAC operation mode DC to 2 5 GHz Normal 45 dB 51 dB Direc 45 dB at 312 5 MHz 51 dB at 156 MHz Phase Noise 10 GS s clock amplitude 1 V offset 0 V 312 5 MHz GS s clock amplitude 1 V p offset 0 V 156 MHz 90 dBc Hz at 10 kHz offset 90 dBc Hz at 10 kHz offset Random Jitter Typical 1010 clock pattern RMS Normal 1 6 ps 1 6 ps Direct 0 9 ps 0 9 ps Total Jitter Typical 2151 PN data pattern 10 BER Peak to Peak Normal 50 ps at 0 5 Gb s 50 ps at 0 5 Gb s Direct 30 ps at 1 G to 6 Gb s 30 ps at 1 G to 5 Gb s Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 5 Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 gt Option 02 High Bandwidth Output Option Remove Standard Output AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Output Style Differential Output Impedance 50 Q Connector SMA Front Amplitude into 50 Q Amplitude 500 MV to 1 0 Vpop Resolution 1 mV DC Accuracy 2 0 of Amplitude 2 mV Offset N A Pulse Response 1 and 1 waveform data 1 Vp p Rise Fall Time 20 to 80 45 ps Overshoot Less than 3 at 1 0 V amplitude Bandwidth 3 dB typical 5 8 GHz Timing Skew Less than 20 ps between each channel Pos and Neg output Delay from Marker Output 0 2 ns Sine Wave Characteristics 10 GS s clock 32 waveform points 312 5 MHz up to 5th harmonic s
4. others have also included pre de emphasis tests as a requirement to meet the respective compliance test specification The basic theory of pre emphasis is that for any series of bits of the same value the first bit always has a higher voltage level than the following bits By doing so frequency characteristics of transmission lines can be compensated thus the signal fidelity at the receiver side increased The AWG7000 Series with its perform ance and analog output enables users to directly generate pre de emphasized signals for next generation serial data standards It also enables users to generate 3 level signals as required for SATA Out of Band OOB testing The direct generation of such signals provides an increased signal quality and avoids cumbersome signal generation via multiple channels and power combiner See Figure 1 mal f njas C1 20 00m Viiv etme vein c liso Bl Efso pel 4 04PM 7731 05 Figure 2 20 Gb s 4PAM signal 5 GS s AWG7101 Multilevel Signal Generation The requirements for serial interfaces are continuously increasing Higher and higher data rates are required and the performance of cables and circuits is moving closer to their theoretical limits One technique to increase the cata rate without increasing the transition rate is by applying multilevel signals wherein a signal can assume more than the stan dard binary 2 levels In multi level signa
5. 12 13 14 File Manage Rotary Knob Keypad Output Setting Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 9 Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 AWG7052 e AWG7051 AWG REMOVABLE HARD DRIVE TURN OFF POWER BEFORE REMOVAL OR INSTALLATION co X E enabling your LAN and cohnecting to a network N A TekLink Tektronix E gt A AWG7102 S N PQ40101 Ae Options 06 OPTION KEY PQ4A1 AAAAA BBBBB ccecce WARNING A To avoid electric shock the power cord protective grounding conductor must be connected to ground No operator serviceable components inside Do not remove covers Refer servicing to qualified personnel Reference External Clock Rost Pe omi inpul N 5GHz 10 10GHz 500 3V5 p Max Otto 11 dBm Max 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 LAN PS 2 Keyboard VGA USB Reference Input 3 5 inch GPIB 10 1 00Base T Mouse Monitor Out Port x 4 fixed and variable Removable HDD Reference Output External Clock Input 10 Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 N gt Auxiliary Outputs AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Marker Output Number of Outputs 4 2 per channel 2 4 2 per channel 2 Output Style Differential Output Impedance
6. 4 392400 USA 1 800 426 2200 For other areas contact Tektronix Inc at 1 603 627 7111 Updated 12 November 2007 For Further Information Tektronix maintains a comprehensive constantly expanding collection of application notes technical briefs and other resources to help engineers working on the cutting edge of technology Please visit www tektronix com c lt 6 E Product s are manufactured in ISO registered facilities Product s complies with IEEE Standard 488 1 1987 RS 232 C and with Tektronix Standard Codes and Formats Copyright 2008 Tektronix All rights reserved Tektronix products are covered by U S and foreign patents issued and pending Information in this publication supersedes that in all previously published material Specification and price change privileges reserved TEKTRONIX and TEK are registered trademarks of Tektronix Inc All other trade names referenced are the service marks trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies 07 08 JS WOW 76W 19779 3 Tektronix Enabling Innovation N
7. 50 Q Connector SMA Front Level into 50 Q Twice for Hi_Z Input Output Window 1 4V to 1 4V Amplitude 0 5 Vp p t0 1 4 Vpop Resolution 10 mV External Termination 2 8 V to 2 8 V Level Accuracy 10 of setting 50 mV Rise Fall Time 20 to 80 45 ps 1 0 Vp Hi 1 0 V Lo 0 V Marker Timing Skew ntra Skew lt 13 ps between each channel Pos and Neg output typical n Same Channel lt 30 ps between Marker 1 and Marker 2 output typical Delay Control Between Markers Range 0 to 300 ps Resolution 1 ps Accuracy 5 of setting 50 ps Random Jitter Typical 1010 clock pattern RMS 1ps 1ps Total Jitter Typical 2151 PN data pattern 1012 BER Peak to Peak 30 ps p 30 ps 10 MHz Reference Out Amplitude 1 2V into 50 Q Max 2 5 V open mpedance 50 Q AC coupling Connector BNC Rear DC Outputs umber of Outputs 4 Independently controlled outputs Range 3 0 to 5 0 V Resolution 10 mV Max current 30 mA Connector 2x4 Pin header on front panel Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 11 Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 i gt Auxiliary Inputs AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Trigger Gate In Impedance 1 kQ or 50 Q Polarity POS or NEG Connector BNC Front Input Voltage Range 1 kQ 10 V 50 Q 5 V Th
8. Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 The AWG7000 Series of Arbitrary Waveform Generators Delivers the Industry s Best Mixed Signal Stimulus Solution for Ever increasing Measurement Challenges The AWG7000 Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator delivers a unique combination of superior signal stimulus unrivaled sample rate bandwidth and signal fidelity and uncompromised usability This family offers the industry s best solution to the challenging signal stim ulus issues faced by designers verifying characterizing and debugging sophisti cated electronic designs With sample rates from 5 GS s to 20 GS s 10 Bits together with 1 to 2 output channels the toughest meas urement challenges in the disk drive communications digital consumer and semiconductor design test industries can be easily solved The open Windows Windows XP based instruments deliver ease of use and allow connectivity with peripherals and compatibility with third party software Application Examples The need for performance arbitrary waveform generation is broad and spans over a wide array of applications With the AWG7000 Series Tektronix 3 generation of industry leading Arbitrary Waveform Generators repre sent a new benchmark in performance sample rate signal fidelity and timing resolution The ability to create generate or repli cate either ideal distorted or real life s
9. Fixed Reference Clock IN Input Voltage Range 0 2 Vpn t0 3 0 Vip Impedance 50 Q AC coupled Frequency Range 10 Mhz 20 MHz 100 MHz with 0 1 Connector BNC Rear Variable Reference Clock IN Input Ranges 5 MHz to 800 MHz acceptable frequency drift is 0 1 Input Voltage Range 0 2 Vpn t0 3 Vip Impedance 50 Q AC coupled Multiplier Rate 1 to 2000 1 to 2000 1 to 1000 2 to 4000 at interleave Connector BNC Rear 12 Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 gt AWG7000 Series Common Features N Waveform File Import Capability Tektronix DPO7000 TDS5000 6000 7000 wfm TDS3000 ISF AWG400s 500s 610 615 710 710B wfm pat seq Text data file 3rd party software creation waveform data MATLAB MathCad Excel S W Driver for Third Party S W IVI COM driver Instrument Control Data Transfer Ports GPIB Remote control and data transfer Conforms to IEEE Std 488 1 compatible with IEEE 488 2 and SCPI 1999 0 Ethernet 10 100 1000Base T Remote control and data transfer Conforms to IEEE 802 3 RJ 45 Computer System and Peripherals Windows XP Professional 512 MB SDRAM 20 GB removable Hard Drive at rear available front mount kit CD RW DVD drive at front included USB compact keyboard and mouse PC 1 0 Ports USB 2 0 compliant ports 6 total 2 front 4 rear PS 2 mou
10. Telecom Data Communications Up to 10 Gb s Data Rate Binary Pre De emphasis and Multi level Logic Wireless Communications Up to 5 GHz 4 waveform points cycle Arbitrary RF IF and Wide bandwidth Modulation and Q Baseband Signals Mixed Signal Design and Test 2 Channel Analog plus 4 Channel Marker Outputs High speed Low jitter Data Pulse and Clock Source Real world Ideal or Distorted Signal Generation Including All the Glitches Anomalies and Impairments Enhanced Corrupted Playback of DSO Captured Signals Waveform Vectors Imported from Third party Tools such as MATLAB MathCAD Excel and Others Tektronix Enabling Innovation Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 AE Esk Yen Seip Wiles Help Tinoered ma EA N Ed Vew Setup Utities Hep T EIN Penra Aca rode Sanco Thole wemnsi Die A a E Bl Jee Bll AMTEAY Acaode Sancie TinfevienalDvect a E l vice m fAmowude m m nnn ta m m m m aa C1 30 00mvidlv Jeroe manc QQ Foos m 22200 aaea a Figure 1 5 Gb s Pre De emphasized signal Pre De Emphasized Signal Generation With increasing transmission speeds and to compensate for frequency char acteristics of lossy media the tech nique of pre de emphasis is increas ingly applied Serial data standards such as PCI Express and
11. Time 20 to 80 45 ps Overshoot Less than 10 at 1 0 Vep amplitude Bandwidth 3 dB 5 8 GHz Delay from Marker Output 1 0 ns Sine Wave Characteristics Up to 5th harmonic 20 GS s clock 32 waveform points 625 MHz signal frequency Harmonics Distortion Zeroing On lt 40 dBc 0 5 Vp Off lt 40 dBc 1 Vp Non harmonic Spurious DC to 5 GHz Zeroing On lt 45 dBc 0 9 Vp Off lt 45 dBc 1 Vp SFDR Typical 20 GS s clock 10 Bit DAC operation mode DC to 10 GHz 2 9 GHz Zeroing On 30 dB Off 40 dB Phase Noise 20 GS s clock 625 MHz At 10 kHz offset Zeroing On lt 85 dBc Hz 0 5 Vp Off lt 85 dBc Hz 1 Vp Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 7 Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 AWG7052 e AWG7051 8 Tektronix AWG7102 Arbitrary Waveform Generator 10 GS s Analog Mkr1 Mkr 1 Mkr 2 Mkr2 Analog Analog Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 AWG7051 0 0 00 00 6618 0 0 o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 4 inch CH 1 Analog CH 1 Analog CH 1 CH 2 CH 2 Input Touch Screen interleave Marker 1 2 Analog Marker 1 2 Trigger Event Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 8 USB For Memory Mouse Keyboard 9 4 channel DC Output 10 RUN Channel Selection 11 CD RW DVD ROM Drive 3
12. able HDD kit Order 016 1979 01 Documentation Quick Start User Manual English 071 1851 xx Quick Start User Manual Japanese 071 1852 xx Service Manual Service Manual English 071 1854 xx Warranty One year parts and labor Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 15 Contact Tektronix Arbitrary Waveform Generator ASEAN Australasia 65 6356 3900 gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 AWG7052 e AWG7051 Austria 41 52 675 3777 Balkans Israel South Africa and other ISE Countries 41 52 675 3777 Belgium 07 81 60166 Brazil amp South America 11 40669400 Canada 1 800 661 5625 Central East Europe Ukraine and the Baltics 41 52 675 3777 Central Europe amp Greece 41 52 675 3777 Denmark 45 80 88 1401 Finland 41 52 675 3777 France 33 0 1 69 86 81 81 Germany 49 221 94 77 400 Hong Kong 852 2585 6688 India 91 80 22275577 Italy 39 02 25086 1 Japan 81 3 6714 3010 Luxembourg 44 0 1344 392400 Mexico Central America amp Caribbean 52 55 5424700 Middle East Asia and North Africa 41 52 675 3777 The Netherlands 090 02 021797 Norway 800 16098 People s Republic of China 86 10 6235 1230 Poland 41 52 675 3777 Portugal 80 08 12370 Republic of Korea 82 2 6917 5000 Russia amp CIS 7 495 7484900 South Africa 27 11 206 8360 Spain 34 901 988 054 Sweden 020 08 80371 Switzerland 41 52 675 3777 Taiwan 886 2 2722 9622 United Kingdom amp Eire 44 0 134
13. chronous and Asynchronous Run Modes Continuous Waveform is iteratively output If a sequence is defined the sequence order and repeat functions are applied Triggered Waveform is output only once when an external internal GPIB LAN or manual trigger is received Gated Waveform begins output when gate is true and resets to beginning when false Sequence Waveform is output as defined by the sequence Interleave Operation Up to 20 GS s sample rate N A Option 06 Clock Generator Sampling Frequency 10 MS s to 10 GS s 10 MS s to 10 GS s 10 MS s to 5 GS s 10 GS s to 20 GS s at interleave Resolution 8 digits Internal Clock Accuracy Within 1 ppm Aging Aging within 1 ppm year Clock Phase Noise lt 90 dBc Hz at 100 kHz offset Internal Trigger Generator Internal Trigger Rate Range 1 0 ps to 10 0 s Resolution 3 digits 0 1 us minimum Skew Control Between Outputs Range 100 ps to 100 ps N A 100 ps to 100 ps N A Resolution 1 ps N A 1 ps N A Skew Accuracy 10 of setting 10 ps N A 10 of setting 10 ps N A 4 Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 N gt Main Arbitrary Waveform Output AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Digital to Analog Converter Resolution 10 Bit no marker output or 8 Bit 2 Ch mar
14. e AWG7000 Series with its ability to generate an accurate reproduction of the read and write signals enables users to design develop and test the latest storage devices With sample rates up to 20 GS s and the genera tion of up to 6 signals 2 analog plus 4 Marker with a clock timing resolution of 100 ps the AWG7000 Series repre sents a new benchmark in the industry See Figure 3 Wideband RF Signal Generation In the RF world technologies ranging from a wireless mouse to a satellite image require test equipment that can provide enough sample rate and reso lution to re create even the most complex RF behavior The latest digital RF technologies often exceed the Capabilities of current test equipment to generate wide bandwidth and fast changing signals that are increasingly seen in many wireless applications such as radar UWB and others The AWG7000 Series enables the direct generation of RF signals and their output via the D A converter for signals up to a carrier frequency of 5 GHz and a Bandwidth of 5 8 GHz The direct generation of IF or RF signals avoids Q degradations and lengthy adjustments associated with traditional generation using I Q modulators The AWG7000 Series with its maximum sample rate of 20 GS s is the sole solution that allows a direct RF signal generation for up to 5 GHz See Figure 4 Additional Software Application Tools Extending Waveform Generation
15. ignal frequency 1 0 V amplitude 5 GS s clock 32 waveform points 156 25 MHz signal frequency 1 0 V amplitude Harmonic Distortion Typical lt 50 dBc DC to 2 5 GHz Non harmonic lt 50 dBc DC to 5 GHz Spurious Typical SFDR Typical 10 GS s clock amplitude 1 V _ 10 Bit DAC GS s clock amplitude 1 V 10 Bit DAC operation mode DC to 5 GHz operation mode DC to 2 5 GHz 44 dB at 312 5 MHz 48 dB at 156 MHz Phase Noise 10 GS s clock amplitude 1 V 312 5 MHz 6 GS s clock amplitude 1 V 156 MHz lt 90 dBc Hz at 10 kHz offset lt 90 dBc Hz at 10 kHz offset Random Jitter Typical 1010 clock pattern RMS Total Jitter Typical 2151 PN data pattern 1012 BER Peak to Peak 20 ps p at 2 G to 10 Gbp s 20 ps at 2 G to 5 Gb s 6 Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 N gt Option 06 Interleaved High Bandwidth Output in Addition Option 02 Remove Standard Output Available for only AWG7102 AWG7102 Output Style Differential Output Impedance 50 Q Connector SMA Front Zeroing Control On or Off Amplitude into 50 Q Amplitude Zeroing On 250 mV to 0 5 V Zeroing Off 500 mV to 1 0 Vp Resolution 1 mV DC Accurac ical 8 0 of Amplitude 2 mV at offset 0 V Offset N A Pulse Response Rise Fall
16. ignals is essential in the design and testing process Signal generation with controllable rise and fall times noise or jitter pre emphasis multilevel and mixed signals wideband RF and fast changing signals are just some of the capabilities of the AWG7000 Series gt Features amp Benefits 10 GS s 20 GS s and 5 GS s Models 1 or 2 Arbitrary Waveform Outputs Accurate Timing with only 20 ps Total Jitter at 1012 BER Typical 45 ps Tr Tf 20 to 80 100 ps Range 1 ps Resolution Inter Channel Skew Control 2 or 4 Variable Level Marker Outputs Accurate Timing with Only 30 ps Total Jitter at 1012 BER Typical 45 ps Tr Tf 20 to 80 Up to 300 ps Range 1 ps Resolution Delay Control Vertical Resolution up to 10 Bit Available 10 Bits No Marker Output or 8 Bits with Two Marker Outputs Up to 64 M 64 800 000 Point Record Length Provides Longer Data Streams Down to 100 fs Resolution Edge Timing Shift Control Sequencing Creates Infinite Waveform Loops Jumps and Conditional Branches Real time Sequencing Creates Infinite Waveform Loops Jumps and Conditional Branches Intuitive User Interface Shortens Test Time Integrated PC Supports Network Integration and Provides a Built in DVD Removable Hard Drive LAN and USB Ports gt Applications Disk Drive Magnetic Optical Read Write Up to 5 Gb s Data Rate 2 point cell or 50 ps Timing Resolution
17. kets available each channel selectable Standard Output into 50 Q Number of Arb Outputs 2 1 2 1 Output Style Differential Output Impedance 50 Q Connector SMA Front Amplitude Normal 50 MV to 2 0 Vp p Direct 50 mV to 1 0 Vip Resolution 1 mV DC Accurac 3 0 of Amplitude 2 mV at offset 0 V Offset Range Normal 0 5 V to 0 5 V Direct N A Resolution 1mV Accuracy 2 of offset 10 mV at minimum amplitude Pulse Response 1 and 1 waveform data 0 V offset through filter at 1 V Rise Fall Time 20 to 80 lormal 350 ps at 2 0 Vp p Direct 75 ps at 1 0 V Overshoot Less than 10 at 1 0 V amplitude Bandwidth 3 dB typical Normal 750 MHz Direct 3 5 GHz Timing Skew Less than 20 ps Direct output between each channel Pos and Neg output Low Pass Filter Normal 50 MHz 200 MHz Bessel type Direct N A Delay from Marker Output Normal 50 MHz 9 7 ns 200 MHz 3 9 ns Through 2 1 ns Direct 0 5 ns Sine Wave Characteristics 10 GS s clock 32 waveform points 312 5 MHz 6 GS s clock 32 waveform points 156 25 MHz up to 5th harmonic signal frequency 1 0 V amplitude signal frequency 1 0 V amplitude Harmonic Distortion Typical Normal lt 35 dBc 40 dBc Direc 42 dBc lt 45 dBc Non harmonic Spurious Typical Normal lt 50 dBc DC to 5 GHz lt 50 dBc DC to 2 5 GHz SFDR Typical 10 GS s clock amplitude 1 V offset O V filter through GS s clock amplitude 1 V p offset O V filter
18. ling one can think of multi level discrete amplitudes of a signal This phenomenon is known as pulse amplitude modulation or PAM A 4PAM signal a signal with 4 different amplitudes increases the data rate by four without increasing the transition rate of the signal Multilevel signals are not only applied for data transmission Multi level memory chips storing more than a single bit in an individual memory element are being produced and multi level coding of data for storage on optical disks is being considered as an efficient way to increase storage capacity The AWG7000 Series enables you to test your latest design by generating any kind of mixed or multi level signal See Figure 2 2 Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources JE tek vert rerun To Cesky Grex Men Mak Meh Ap Mope Unio te Oon 7 Figure 3 Hard disk read channel signal 5 Gb s 2 points per cell AWG7101 with 10 GS s leasurement Off gt Figure 4 UWB MBOA three band 480 Mb s 1795 MAC bytes 96 symbol payload 3 168 GHz to 4 752 GHz AWG7102 Interleave at 15 84 GS s 0 5 Vp p Signal Generation for Storage Device Testing Increasing capacity requirements for storage devices leads to the develop ment of new and faster read and write strategies for magnetic as well as optical storage devices Multi level coding of data for storage on optical disks is also being considered as an efficient way to increase storage capacity Th
19. on and Jitter simulations thus reducing overall development and test time SerialXpress in addition to supporting generation of Jitter Random Periodic sinusoidal ISI and DCD also supports SSC pre emphasis and noise addition This allows the user to create a combination of various impairments simultaneously to stress the receiver Both RFXpress and SerialXpress are powerful easy to use software package to synthesize RF and high speed serial data signals respectively for arbitrary waveform generators AWG It runs as an integral part of the AWG7000 series arbitrary waveform generators or from an external PC For more details on RFXpress and SerialXpress visit www tek com Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 3 Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 gt Characteristics gt Arbitrary Waveforms AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Waveform Length 2 to 32 400 000 points 2 to 32 400 000 points or 2 to 64 800 000 points or 2 to 64 800 000 points Option 01 in multiples of 64 Option 01 in multiples of 64 Interleave 2 to 64 800 000 points or 2 to 129 600 000 points Option 01 in multiples of 128 Number of Waveforms 1 to 16 000 Sequence Length 1 to 4 000 steps Sequence Repeat Counter 1 to 65 536 or infinite Sequence Control Repeat count Wait for Trigger Go to N and Jump Jump Mode Syn
20. ore DVD and instructions AWG7000 Series product software CD and instructions Document CD with Browser Quick Start User Manual registration card Certificate of Calibration power cable 50 Q SMA Terminator 3 each 015 1022 01 Please specify power cord and language option when ordering Instrument Options Product Options AWG7102 Opt 01 Waveform Length Expansion from 32 M to 64 M Opt 06 High Bandwidth output with 20 GS s interleaved including Option 02 features alternative for standard output Product Options AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Opt 01 Waveform Length Expansion from 32 M to 64 M Opt 02 High Bandwidth output alternative for standard output 14 Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources Common Options International Power Plugs Opt AO North America power Opt A1 Universal EURO power Opt A2 United Kingdom power Opt A3 Australia power Opt A5 Switzerland power Opt A6 Japan power Opt A10 China power Opt A11 India power Opt A99 No power cord or AC adapter Language Options Opt LO English Opt L5 Japanese Service The following service options and programs are available for AWG7000s AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7052 AWG7051 Service Option for example AWG7102 Opt C3 Opt CA1 A single calibration event Opt C3 Calibration Service 3 Years Opt C5 Calibration Service 5 Years Opt D1
21. reshold Level 5 0 V to 5 0 V Resolution 0 1V Trigger to Output Uncertainly Asynchronies Between Internal External 2 2 ns at 10 GS s 2 6 ns at 7 GS s 3 4 ns at 5 GS s Clock and Trigger Timing typical Synchronize Between External Clock 10 GS s x1 clock divider 8 clock 50 ps and Trigger Timing typical 10 GS s x1 clock divider with specific timing 50 ps 10 pSays The ambient temperature variant allows only 5 C Synchronize Between External 10MHz 10 GS s setting 8 clock 150 ps Reference and Trigger Timing typical 10 GS s setting with specific timing 150 ps 30 PpSayg The ambient temperature variant allows only 5 C Trigger Mode Minimum Pulse Width 20 ns Trigger Hold off 832 sampling_period 100 ns Delay to Analog Out 128 sampling_period 250 ns Gated Mode Minimum Pulse Width 1024 sampling_period 10 ns Delay to Analog Out 640 sampling_period 260 ns Event Input Impedance 1 kQ or 50 Q Polarity POS or NEG Connector BNC Front Input Voltage Range 1 KQ 10 V 50 Q 5 V Threshold Level 5 0 V to 5 0 V Resolution 0 1V Sequence Mode Minimum Pulse Width 20 ns Event Hold Off 900 sampling_period 150 ns Delay to Analog Out 1024 sampling_period 280 ns Jump timing Asynchronous jump External Clock IN Input Voltage Swing 5 to 11 dBm Impedance 50 Q AC coupled Frequency Range 5 GHz to 10 Ghz acceptable frequency drift is 0 5 Clock Divider WAL WE WAL soon 1 256 VA MAar 1 256 Connector SMA Rear
22. se and keyboard connectors rear panel RJ 45 Ethernet connector rear panel supports 10 100 1000Base T XGA out Display Characteristics 10 4 inch LCD color display with touch screen 1024 H x 768 V XGA Power Supply 100 to 240 VAC 47 to 63 Hz Power Consumption 450 W Safety UL61010 1 CAN CSA 22 2 No 61010 1 04 EN61010 1 IEC61010 1 Emissions EN 55011 Class A IEC61000 3 2 IEC61000 3 3 mmunity IEC61326 IEC61000 4 2 3 4 5 6 8 11 Regional Certifications Europe EN61326 Australia New Zealand AS NZS 2064 Physical Characteristics Dimension mm in Height 245 9 6 Width 465 18 0 Length 500 19 7 Weight approx kg Ibs Net 19 41 9 Net with Package 28 61 7 Mechanical Cooling Required Clearance cm in Top and Bottom 2 0 8 Side 15 6 Rear KS 3 Environmental Operation Non operation Temperature 10 C to 40 C 20 C to 60 C Humidity 5 to 80 relative humidity RH at up to 30 C 5 to 90 relative humidity RH at up to 30 C 5 to 45 RH above 30 C up to 50 C 5 to 45 RH above 30 C up to 50 C Altitude Up to 3 048 meters 10 000 feet Up to 12 192 meters 40 000 feet Random Vibration 0 27 Gays 5 to 500 Hz 10 minutes per axis 2 28 Gays 5 to 500 Hz 10 minutes per axis Sine Vibration 0 33 MM 0 013 in constant displacement 5 to 55 Hz Mechanical Shock Half sine mechanical shocks 30 g peak amplit
23. ude 11 msec duration 3 drops in each direction of each axis 1 Supported by MATLAB software through MATLAB Instrument Control Toolbox Signal Sources www tektronix com signal_sources 13 Arbitrary Waveform Generator gt AWG7000 Series AWG7102 e AWG7101 e AWG7052 e AWG7051 gt Ordering Information AWG7102 AWG7101 AWG7101 AWG7102 b AWG7052 AWG7051 AWG7052 AWG7051 Standard Option 02 Option O6 Including Option 02 Normal Out Direct Out High Bandwidth High Bandwidth Without Interleave High Bandwidth With Interleave zeroing off zeroing on Maximum Amplitude Nba Wha 1Vy5 Wen 1V p 0 5 V 5 Minimum Amplitude 50 MVpp 50 mV 500 mV 500 mV 500 MV 250 mV Offset 500 mV N A N A N A N A Tr Tf 20 to 80 350 ps 79 ps 45 ps 45 ps 45 ps Output Bandwidth 750 MHz 3 5 GHZ 5 8 GHz 5 8 GHz 5 8 GHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator Mainframe AWG7102 10 0 GS s 20 GS s interleaved 8 10 Bit 32 M point 2 Channel arbitrary waveform generator AWG7101 10 0 GS s 8 10 Bit 32 M point 1 Channel arbitrary waveform generator AWG7052 5 0 GS s 8 10 Bit 32 M point 2 Channel arbitrary waveform generator AWG7051 5 0 GS s 8 10 Bit 32 M point 1 Channel arbitrary waveform generator All models include Accessory pouch front cover USB mouse compact USB keyboard lead set for DC Output stylus for touch screen 2 each Windows XP operating system rest
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