Items Tagged with 'Spectrum Instrumentation'

The addition of two new PCIe Digitizer cards from Spectrum Instrumentation extends the company’s flagship M5i series to deliver optimal GHz signal acquisition and analysis capabilities. 

A new firmware option has been created by Spectrum Instrumentation that allows the company’s high speed M5i digitizer cards to perform on-board summation averaging. 

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. 

Researchers at the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have used a Spectrum Instrumentation digitizer card to create a next-generation molecular spectrometer with both high-resolution and high sensitivity that is capable of capturing sample data substantially faster.

Spectrum Instrumentation now offers driver support for the NVIDIA Jetson, a series of embedded computing boards from NVIDIA, allowing any of Spectrum's high performance digitizers, AWGs or digital I/O products with PCIe interface

At the University of Newcastle, Dr. Michael Ruppert and his team are improving the key elements of AFM systems to simplify the operation as well as to enhance the overall performance, using a model DN2.593-08 digitizerNETBOX from Spectrum Instrumentation.

14 different hybridNETBOX-models are available with 2+2, 4+4 or 8+8 matched channels and possible speeds from 40 MS/s to 1.25 GS/s.

Functions added to SBench 6-Professional software that is used for controlling 130  different high-performance digitizers, 55 different Arbitrary Waveform Generators and 5 Digital I/O products.

The Physics Department at the University of San Diego is building a model of atoms moving in an optical lattice, attempting to cool the atoms to near absolute zero and then move them into a triangular lattice formation using pulses of laser light. To achieve this, a Spectrum Instrumentation M4i.6622-x8 Arbitrary Waveform Generator was used.