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Model P9086D

Rs. 12621768.00

The Tabor P9086D is a high-density PXIe module featuring 6 AWG channels at 9 GS/s (8‑bit) and 6 digitizer channels at 2.7 GS/s (12‑bit). Each AWG channel includes 4 GS memory and 8 marker outputs. With an integrated NCO and onboard FPGA, it supports real-time streaming, feedback-controlled waveforms, and conditional sequencing—ideal for complex, multi-channel RF, radar, and high-speed communications systems..

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The P9086D combines high-density signal generation and acquisition in a single PXIe module. Six AWG and six digitizer channels operate synchronously, supported by tight FPGA-driven control. The device is purpose-built for large-scale, real-time applications like phase-coherent radar arrays, quantum feedback loops, and multi-channel communications testing. The onboard sequencer and streaming capability enable complex waveform patterns and adaptive behavior without external control.

 

  • Six AWG channels (9 GS/s, 8‑bit DACs)

  • Six digitizer channels (2.7 GS/s, 12‑bit ADCs)

  • 4 GS memory per AWG channel

  • Eight marker outputs per channel for precise timing

  • Built-in NCO for RF/microwave signal generation

  • Task-based sequencer with conditional logic

  • Real-time streaming to FPGA enabling continuous waveform output

  • Feedback-control architecture for adaptive, closed-loop operation

  • User-programmable FPGA for custom digital signal processing

  • High-throughput PCIe Gen3 ×8 interface (~64 Gb/s) in compact PXIe form factor

Parameter Value
Model P9086D
Platform PXIe (PCIe Gen3 ×8)
AWG Channels 6 (9 GS/s, 8‑bit)
Digitizer Channels 6 (2.7 GS/s, 12‑bit)
AWG Memory 4 GS per channel
Marker Outputs 8 per AWG channel
NCO Yes
FPGA User-programmable
Sequencer Task-based with conditional logic
Streaming Capability Real‑time waveform streaming to FPGA
Interface Speed ~64 Gb/s
Form Factor PXIe module, 3-slot (12 HP)
Scalability High – modular, multi-module systems