BNC Model 676 offer premium signal integrity with an easy to use and robust touch-screen display interface. The output voltage can be adjusted in amplified mode up to 5 Volts peak-to-peak into a 50 Ω load, and with an analog bandwidth of 1 GHz, it is very capable of attaining transition times as fast as 350 ps with minimal overshoot and ringing. The disruptive and innovative architecture provides unmatched performance, versatile functionality, outstanding usability, and upgradability during the life of the instrument.
Overview
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Mode of Operation | Arbitrary Function Generator (AFG) Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG) |
Number of Outputs | 2 Analog Channels (each channel has Positive, Negative and AC output) 32 Digital Channels (optional) |
Frequency Range | 1µHz to 600 MHz sine wave (AFG Mode) |
Waveforms | Sine, Square, Ramp, Pulse, Gaussian, Lorentz, Exp Rise, Exp Decay, Haversine, Sinc, Noise, Arbitrary, DC, Double Pulse |
Run Mode | Continuous, Modulation, Sweep and Burst |
Amplitude | 0 to 5 Vpp |
Offset | -2.5 V to +2.5 V [Dependent on the Amplitude] |
Resolution | 1mV |
Initial Delay | 0 to 100 seconds |
Pulse Delay | 0 to 1 Megasecond [Dependent on Frequency] |
Phase | 0 to 360° |
Polarity | Positive and Negative |
Output Impedance | 50 Ω (Single Ended) 100 Ω (Differential) |
Sample Rate | 2.5 GSa/s Fixed Clock, 14-Bit Vertical Resolution |
Minimum Pulse Width | 2.5 ns |
Marker Outputs | 2 |
Modulating Frequency | 500 µHz - 50 MHz Internal 10 MHz Max External |
Rise and Fall Time (20% to 80%) | 800 ps to 800 ns adjustable (PULSE) |
Duty Cycle | 0.1% to 99.9% adjustable (PULSE) |
Bandwidth | 1 GHz |
Waveform Memory | Up to 128 Million Points (TrueARB Mode) |
Mechanical (W x H x D) Weight |
17.7 x 6.3 x 13.4 inch [450 x 160 x 340 mm] 4.4 lbs [9.7 kg] |
Power Source | 100 to 240 VAC / 45-66 Hz 120 Watts (max) |
Emission and Immunity | CISPR 11, Class A, EN61000-3-2:2006, EN 61000-3-3:1995 EN 61326-1:2006, IEC 61000-4-2:2001, IEC 61000-4-3:2002, IEC 61000-4-4:2004, IEC 61000-4-5:2001, IEC 61000-4-6:2003, IEC 61000-4-11:2004 |
Operating Environment | Temperature: +32 ºF to +122 ºF [0 ºC to +50 ºC] Humidity: 8% to 90% RH Altitude: 10,000 ft [3048 m] |
Automotive
Today’s cars include many highly sophisticated Electronic Control Unit (ECU) with sensitive electronic components. The Model 676 combines 2.5 GSa/s with a 14-bit vertical resolution, making it the ideal tool for successfully addressing emergent shifts in the automotive industry.
- CAN bus, CAN-FD, LIN, Flexray, SAE J2716 SENT Protocol Emulation
- EMI debugging, troubleshooting and testing
- Electrical standards emulation up to 24V
- Power MOSFET circuitry in automotive electronics optimization
IoT and Industry 4.0
Arbitrary waveform and function generators will help define new industrial practices for testing the compliance of smart devices. These machines can modulate RF I/Q to enabling simulated testing environments and are capable of generating noise to test against wireless devices, thus allowing for emulations close to or matching compliance test standards required for industry 4.0 applications.
University and Research Institute
Research centers and Universities are key users of the Model 676 Arbitrary Waveform Generator. A combination of fast edge generation, excellent dynamic range, and an accessible user interface enables scientists and engineers the ability to create strictly-defined, sophisticated pulse emulations. A perfect emulation based on variable edges, or multilevel, fulfills an essential need in scholastic experiments such as accelerators, Tokamak, or synchrotrons--without the need for expensive custom test boards.
- Emulation of Detectors
- Emulation of Noise adding Signal Sources
- Generation or Playback of Real-world Signals
- Emulation of long PRBS (PseudoRandom Binary Sequence)
- Modulating and Driving Laser Diodes
Aerospace and Defense
Electronics warfare signals, driven by Radar or sonar systems match perfectly with these generators. Large BW Riders can be used on digital modulation systems for Radio Applications, or other I/Q signal modulations. As well, pulses may be generated for applications such as pulse electronic beams, X-ray sources, flash X-ray radiography, lightning pulse simulators, or high power microwave modulators.
- Frequency Response, Intermodulation Distortion, and Noise-Figure measurements
- Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) pull-in and Hold Range characterization
- Radar Base-band Signals Emulation
Semiconductor Tests
The emulation of complex signals generated with added noise or distortions stands to be an emergent method of conducting component compliance tests for semiconductors. The fast edges and pulse generation can be used to provide characterization in fast power devices.
- Clock and Sensor Signals Generation
- MOSFET gate drive Amplitude Signal Emulation
- Power up sequences of IC using the Low Impedance feature (5 Ω output impedance)
IoT and Industry 4.0
Arbitrary waveform and function generators will help define new industrial practices for testing the compliance of smart devices. These machines can modulate RF I/Q, enabling simulated testing environments, and are capable of generating noise to test against wireless devices, allowing for emulations close to or matching compliance test standards required for industry 4.0 applications.
University and Research Institute
Research centers and Universities are key users of the Model 675 Arbitrary Waveform series. Complex waveform and/or sophisticated pulse emulation based on variable edges or multilevel can be perfectly created. The combination of fast edge generation, excellent dynamic range, and an easy-to-use user interface combine perfectly for scientists and engineers working on large experiments such as accelerators, tokamak, or synchrotrons to emulate signals without creating specifics test boards.
- Emulation of Detectors
- Emulation of Noise adding Signal Sources
- Generation or Playback of Real-world Signals
- Emulation of long PRBS (PseudoRandom Binary Sequence)
- Modulating and Driving Laser Diodes
Aerospace and Defense
Electronic Warfare signals driven by Radar or Sonar systems match perfectly with these generators. Large BW Riders can be used on digital modulation systems for radio applications or other I/Q signal modulation. Pulses may be easily generated for applications such as Pulse Electron Beams, X-ray sources, Flash X-ray Radiography, Lighting Pulse simulators, and High Power Microwave modulators.
- Frequency Response, Intermodulation Distortion, and Noise-Figure measurements
- Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) pull-in and Hold Range characterization
- Radar Base-band Signals Emulation
Semiconductor Tests
Emulation of complex signals generated with the inclusion of noise or distortions is an excellent way to provide the Compliance Components Test to help semiconductor engineers. The fast edges and pulse generation can be used to provide characterization in fast power devices.
- Clock and Sensor Signals Generation
- MOSFET gate drive Amplitude Signal Emulation
- Power up sequences of IC using the Low Impedance feature (5 Ω output impedance)
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