Agilent Technologies has introduced streaming and multichannel synchronisation functionality for its M8190A high-speed arbitrary waveform generator (AWG). For engineers working on applications like low-observable radar or high-density communications, the new functionality makes testing more realistic with long playtime and parallel signal generation for multi-emitter support.
By combining streaming functionality and the ability to synchronise up to 12 channels, the instrument makes it easy for engineers to take simulation to the extreme, allowing them to simulate an entire plane flight instead of just milliseconds of flight data at a time.
Real-time events can influence signal scenarios, which makes testing as realistic as possible. The M8190A can now generate waveforms while downloading new waveforms into memory, which overcomes previous AWG limitations and streamlines testing.
Before the addition of this new functionality, engineers could not change AWG signal waveforms at runtime. Agilent’s unique ASIC allows the M8190A to change amplitude, frequency and phase on the fly. That means engineers no longer need to conduct time-consuming downloads to change parameters. They can perform margin tests more efficiently by changing the parameters during runtime.
Engineers working on applications that require multichannel support – like radar testing, multi-emitter simulation and parallel-lane testing – can benefit from the new M8192A synchronisation module, a 1U AXIe unit. Infinite playtime and the ability to change parameters on the fly are made possible by software upgrades now included with M8190A shipments. The M8192A synchronisation module can be used on new or existing M8190A AWGs.
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