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Strona 1 - Enhance your reality

Data Sheet Version 1.5Agilent M8190A Arbitrary Waveform Generator 12 GSa/s Arbitrary Waveform GeneratorEnhance your reality

Strona 2 - BANDWIDTH IN AN AWG

INFINITE PLAYTIMEStreaming and memory ping pong While up to 2G Samples of waveform memory and a powerful sequencing engine provide sufficient playtime

Strona 3 - Synchronization Module

Data sourcesWaveform data for streaming can be retrieved from a number of sources:• Harddisk – typically a fast RAID drive or Solid State Drive (SSD)

Strona 4 - ENHANCE YOUR REALITY

High numbered digital modulations transport more data in the same bandwidth, but tend to produce inaccurate levels and phase angles. Detailed testing

Strona 5 - VERSATILE

PRODUCT STRUCTURE The AWG has a modular product structure and requires an AXIe chassis (please see page 13)M8190A OptionSoftware upgradeable Comme

Strona 6 - Wideband Waveform Center

THE INSTRUMENTTwo slot AXIe chassis with M8190A AWGFive slot AXle chassis with two M8190A AWG; can contain an embedded controllerChallenge the Boundar

Strona 7 - CONFIGURE

The chassis can be used on the bench or in a rack, occupying only 4U of rack space. Agilent computer I/O cards are also available for AXIe systems.•

Strona 8 - MULTI-LEVEL SIGNALS

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONGeneral characteristicsCharacteristics DescriptionDigital to analog converter Option: –14BResolution 14 bitSample rate

Strona 9 - SCENARIOS

Direct out1/direct out2Characteristics DescriptionType of output Single-ended 1 or differential, DC-coupledSkew between normal and complement outputs

Strona 10 - INFINITE PLAYTIME

NRZ/DNRZ modeBandwidth (3 dB) 23.0 GHz (typ)Bandwidth (5 dB) 5.0 GHz (typ)Harmonic distortion 7.2 GSa/s 3, 5–72 dBc (typ, fout = 100 MHz)–68 dBc (typ)

Strona 11 - INFINITE PLAYTIME (CONTINUED)

Doublet modeCharacteristics DescriptionBandwidth See frequency plot (measured) 8 GHz/12 GHz, single endedHarmonics 14 bit doublet mode 1 8 GSa/sfout =

Strona 12 - HEADROOM

HIGH RESOLUTION + WIDE BANDWIDTH IN AN AWG2

Strona 13 - PRODUCT STRUCTURE

Eye pattern with amplitude 1000 mV with 0 V offsetTwo selectable output paths per channel are available when Option AMP is installed: 1) DC output pat

Strona 14 - THE INSTRUMENT

AC outputCharacteristics DescriptionOutput type Single-ended, AC coupledFront-panel marking: amp out1 for channel 1; amp out2 for channel 2Impedance 5

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Marker outputsCharacteristics DescriptionNumber of markers Two markers per channel: Sample marker Sync markerOutput type Sample marker: single-e

Strona 16 - PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION

A common trigger/gate input for both channels is provided on the front panel. This input is used to start a sequence or a scenario. Trigger/gate and e

Strona 17 - Direct out1/direct out2

A common dynamic control input for both channels is provided on the front panel. The user can select, if the dynamic control input affects none, only

Strona 18 - NRZ/DNRZ mode

The M8190A can operate synchronously or asynchronously. Synchronous operation must be selected to achieve minimum delay uncertainty between Trigger In

Strona 19 - 14 Bit ; 2.5GSa/s

Variable delayIn order to compensate for e.g. external cable length differences as well as the initial skew, channel 1 and channel 2 can be independen

Strona 20 - DC output

Coarse delayCharacteristics DescriptionThe coarse delay is independently adjustable for channel 1 and channel 2Delay range0 ps to 10 ns, variableDelay

Strona 21 - AC output

Reference clock outputCharacteristics DescriptionSource Internal backplane 100 MHz Frequency 100 MHz Stability± 20 ppm (see M9502A/M9595A Data S

Strona 22 - Marker outputs

Sample clockThere are two selectable sources for the sample clock:• Internal synthesizer • Sample clock inputThe two channel instrument (Option 002)

Strona 23 - Trigger/gate and event input

• Precision AWG with two DAC settings ◦ 14-bit resolution up to 8 GSa/s ◦ 12-bit resolution up to 12 GSa/s• Variable sample rate from 125 MSa/s to 8

Strona 24 - Dynamic control input

Phase noise plot with internal sample clock, 7.2 GSa/s, direct output measured with balunPhase noise plot with external sample clock, 7.2 GSa/s, direc

Strona 25 - Delay uncertainty

Phase noise with internal sample clock 7.2 GSa/s,direct out measured with balun and reduced noise floorPhase noise with external sample clock 7.2 GSa/

Strona 26 - Fine delay

The source for the sample clock output can be either the internal synthesizer or the sample clock input. The source for the sample clock output can be

Strona 27 - Coarse delay

Coupling between channel 1 and channel 2The two channel instrument (Option 002) has two distinct modes of operation: coupling = off and coupling = on.

Strona 28 - Sync clock output

Coupling = on • The two channels start synchronously; the clock source for channel 1 and channel 2 is the same• The fix delay between channel 1 and

Strona 29 - Sample clock input

Internal trigger generatorCharacteristics DescriptionFrequency range 100 mHz to fmaxfmaxSync clock out frequency divided by 5 e.g.: 12 bit mode, fS

Strona 30 - Phase noise

DIGITAL UP-CONVERSIONIn a two-channel instrument, each channel has a separate digital up-conversion engine. All parameters (e.g. carrier frequency, am

Strona 31

MarkerCharacteristics DescriptionSync marker Timing resolution 24 input IQ sample pairs Width Multiples of 24 input IQ sample pairsSample mark

Strona 32 - Coupling = off

GeneralCharacteristics DescriptionPower consumption 210 W (nom, 12 GSa/s operation)Operating temperature 0 °C to 40 °COperating humidity 5% to 80% rel

Strona 33

DEFINITIONSSpecification (spec) The warranted performance of a calibrated instrument that has been stored for a minimum of 2 hours within the operating

Strona 34

This description signifies a level of versatility that enables you to set up complex real-world signals—whether you need precise signals to characteri

Strona 35 - SEQUENCER

The modular tangramThe four-sided geometric symbol that appears in this document is called a tangram. The goal of this seven-piece puzzle is to create

Strona 36 - DIGITAL UP-CONVERSION

VERSATILEAn AWG is the most versatile signal scenario generator possible. Capabilities such as easy switching between 14-bit output at 8 GSa/s and 12

Strona 37

*Planned81199A Agilent Wideband Waveform CenterN7617B Signal Studio WLANMATLABLabVIEWVisual Studio PlusAgilent SystemVueN7620B Pulse Builder Agilent 3

Strona 38 - Download times

CONFIGUREThe typical test setup shown to the right covers high RF applications up to 40 or 60 GHz. In this case the M8190A generates differential I/Q

Strona 39 - SOFTWARE

The M8190A is equipped to ensure flexible modifications to fit new distortion requirements by simply adapting the waveform itself. You can easily mimi

Strona 40 - Agilent Modular Products

The foundation is digital technology, which is becoming more prevalent because it provides advantages such as reduced size, lower power requirements,

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