In the latest Elektor-magazine (701), I had a look at the DCF77 test generator. For me this was a bit nostalgic. Mostly the DCF77 is used to synchronize time-clock’s. But since the carrier signal of ...

Abstract: In a multitude of industrial and biomedical applications, the need for arbitrary waveform generators is essential, serving the purpose of load characterization and excitation, among others.

Zurich Instruments, a leader in research instrumentation and quantum computing control systems, has launched the VHFLI ...

One year after launching its flagship 63xx series of arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs), Spectrum Instrumentation now introduces a new Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) option, significantly expanding ...

[CreativeLab] bought a cheap arbitrary waveform generator and noted that it only had a two-pin power cord. That has its ups and downs. We feel certain the intent was to isolate the internal switching ...

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Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. Today we’re leaving the podcast studio to take you on a field trip to the LIGO Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of ...

With easy control via Ethernet, these high-speed instruments connect directly to PCs, laptops or even the company network. Designed for automated and remote testing, they are ideal for wideband signal ...

D-Wave, a Palo Alto, Calif.–based technology firm, made a scientific and stock-market splash on Wednesday with its declaration of a breakthrough in quantum computing. But for some experts, the company ...