Tabor Electronics WS8354A-DST - 350MHz Four-Channel Arbitrary / Function Generator (AFG)

Tabor’s WS835x is a 350MHz single, dual & four channel generator with the functionality of a function, arbitrary, modulation and pulse/pattern generator, all in one easy to use, high performance, compact stand alone bench top, which enables engineers to test analog, digital and mixed signals devices with a single instrument.

Standard Waveforms

The WS835xA-DST has 11 built-in functions for quick and easy waveform generation. Front panel operations allows for easy selection and editing of all waveforms parameters. All the standard waveforms can reach up to 125MHz with the Sine and Square going as high as 350MHz.

User Defined Waveforms

For more advanced users the WS835xA-DST with its 14-bit vertical resolution offers a standard 16Mpts memory depth and a 2GS/s sample clock for designing waveforms, with the ability to control and edit the value of each and every point any wave is possible.

Modulation Waveforms

In addition to the capability of generating any shape and style of waveform generation power, the series can also do standard modulation schemes such as FM, AM, FSK, sweep and PSK, without sacrificing the power of the instrument control and output run modes.

Pulse/Pattern Creation

Generating complex pulse trains has never been easier. The Pulse Composer is a powerful built-in tool that converts the WS835xA-DST to very sophisticated Pulse/Pattern Generator, allowing to create literally any complex pulse train / patter, whether it’s a single pulse, multi-level, linear-points, initialization or preamble pattern definition, arbitrary bit design, user-defined or even standard random patterns with programmable resolution, so it doesn’t matter if your application is radar communications, nanotechnology or serial bus testing, the pulse/pattern composer is the right tool for your application. Moreover, all the WS835xA-DST advanced trigger modes are applicable, hence one can choose to use the “step” mode to advance every bit independently or the “once” mode to advance a complete data block in one trigger event, enabling even more applications such as trigger, clock and data protocols.