The Acoustics Research Group at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham Young University, Utah, has chosen Spectrum Instrumentation’s leading-edge digitizers and signal generators to form the heart of its new underwater acoustics laboratory.

Spectrum Instrumentation has released a cost-effective variant of their 16-lane PCIe interface, specifically designed for dual-channel applications. 

Spectrum Instrumentation now offers driver support for the NVIDIA Clara AGX™, a universal computing architecture for the next generation of AI medical instruments. 

Spectrum Instrumentation's new PCIe digitizers deliver massive data streaming at an impressive 12.8 GB/s, enabling real-time processing at 6.4 GS/s with 12-bit resolution!   

Spectrum Instrumentation's digitizer cards were selected by Max Planck Institute to measure diameters of distant stars on MAGIC telescopes. 

Embedded systems, used in applications ranging from toys to advanced aircraft, use microcontrollers to execute specialized operations within a more complex system. Most microcontrollers are mixed signal devices using a combination of analog and digital signals.

Spectrum's modular PCIe card family M2p is now completed and delivers cost-effective solutions for perfect tailored test systems.

The key to the much smaller MRI scanner design is the use of digitizers and AWGs by Spectrum Instrumentation that offer sub-nano second, coherence precision to generate the scanner-signals and capture the results.

A software development kit (SDK) for programming its full range of over 200 different digitizers, generators and digital I/O products using Julia.

The model M2p.7515-x4 is a half-length PCIe card that measures just 168 x 107 mm, it can be inserted into almost any desktop PC and features 32 parallel channels that can be clocked at speeds up to 125 MHz.