2 Channels / 80MHz bandwidth 1.2 GSa/s maximum sampling rate 16-bit vertical resolution 8 pts to 8 Mpts waveform length Innovative TrueArb technology supports user-defined waveforms from 8 pts to 8 Mpts and user-defined sample rate from 1 μSa/s to 75 MSa/s Siglent SDG2082X - Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (2 Channels/80MHz/1.2 GSa/s) 2 Channels / 80MHz bandwidth 1.2 GSa/s maximum sampling rate 16-bit vertical resolution 8 pts to 8 Mpts waveform length Innovative TrueArb technology supports user-defined waveforms from 8 pts to 8 Mpts and user-defined sample rate from 1 μSa/s to 75 MSa/s The Siglent SDG2000X are dual channel function/arbitrary waveform generators with 16-bit vertical resolution and sampling rates up to 1.2 GSa/s. Available in 40, 80 and 120MHz, the SDG2000X feature proprietary TrueArb and EasyPulse technologies and were designed to solve the weaknesses inherent in traditional DDS generators. These devices provide a variety of high fidelity and low jitter signals, which can meet the growing requirements of complex and extensive applications. Easy Pulse technology When a Square/Pulse waveform is generated by DDS, there will be a one-clock-jitter if the sampling rate is not an integer-related multiple of the output frequency. SDG2000X EasyPulse technology successfully overcomes this weakness in DDS designs and helps to produce low jitter Square/Pulse waveforms. The Pulse width can be fine-tuned to the minimum of 16.3ns with the adjustment step as small as 100ps. The rise/fall times can be set independently to the minimum of 8.4ns at any frequency and to the maximum of 22.4s. The adjustment step is as small as 100 ps. True Arb technology For arbitrary waveforms, TrueArb not only has all the advantages of traditional DDS, but also eliminates the probability that DDS may cause serious jitter and distortion. TrueArb generates arbitrary waveforms point by point, never skips any point so that it can reconstruct all the details of the waveform as defined. As with EasyPulse, TrueArb effectively overcomes the defect that DDS may cause the one-clock-jitter in arbitrary waveforms.