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Tabor P9482D

Rs. 6913753.00

The Tabor P9482D is a PXIe RF transceiver module featuring 2 AWG channels at 9 GS/s with 8 GS waveform memory per channel, paired with 2 digitizer channels at 5.4 GS/s and 12‑bit resolution. Offering up to 8 GHz RF bandwidth, eight marker outputs, integrated NCO, and embedded FPGA—designed for real-time, closed‑loop RF applications like radar, communications, and quantum control..

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Built on Tabor’s Proteus PXIe RF platform, the P9482D enables synchronized generation and acquisition across two RF channels. The module supports tight closed‑loop workflows with real‑time feedback via the digitizers, while embedded NCOs deliver high‑purity RF signals. Its task sequencer allows instrument-side conditional control, and PC-to-FPGA streaming enables waveform playback of unlimited length. It's perfectly suited for radar prototyping, beamforming arrays, automated signal correction, and quantum feedback systems.

 

  • Dual AWG channels (9 GS/s, 16‑bit)

  • Dual-digitizer channels (5.4 GS/s, 12‑bit)

  • 8 GS memory per AWG channel (expandable to 16 GS total)

  • Up to 8 GHz RF output bandwidth

  • Eight marker outputs per channel

  • Integrated NCO for coherent RF synthesis

  • Task‑based sequencer with conditional waveform logic

  • Real‑time PCIe-to-FPGA streaming for unlimited waveform output

  • User‑programmable FPGA for embedded DSP and control

  • PXIe format (3-slot, PCIe Gen3 ×8) ideal for high‑performance RF systems

Parameter Value
Model P9482D
Platform PXIe (3-slot, PCIe Gen3 ×8 interface)
AWG Channels 2 (9 GS/s, 16-bit DACs)
Digitizer Channels 2 (5.4 GS/s, 12-bit ADCs)
AWG Memory 8 GS per channel (expandable)
RF Bandwidth Up to 8 GHz
Marker Outputs 8 per channel
NCO Integrated
FPGA User-programmable
Sequencer Task‑based with conditional logic
Streaming Capability Real‑time PC-to-FPGA waveform streaming
Typical Use Cases Radar, beamforming, quantum control, RF test systems