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Model P1288B

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Rs. 6807708.00 (Excl. GST)

The Tabor P1288B is a benchtop Arbitrary Waveform Transceiver featuring 8 AWG channels at 1.25 GS/s with 16-bit resolution, integrated digitizer and FPGA, all housed in a 4U, 19″ chassis with a touchscreen and on-board PC. It supports real-time streaming, closed-loop waveform control, and complex sequencing—tailored for high-channel-count labs and systems..

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The P1288B combines high-density waveform generation with acquisition and control in one single instrument. All eight channels can operate synchronously, managed by the internal sequencer and FPGA logic. The system enables advanced, closed-loop or conditional waveform generation without need for external computers. Ideal applications include phased-array radar, scalable quantum control, and multi-channel communication testing environments.

 

  • Eight AWG channels (1.25 GS/s, 16-bit DACs)

  • 4 GS waveform memory per channel

  • Onboard digitizer support (optional)

  • Integrated FPGA for real-time processing

  • Touchscreen interface with embedded PC

  • Built-in NCO for RF/microwave signal generation

  • Task-based sequencer with conditional control logic

  • Real-time streaming from PC to FPGA enables uninterrupted waveforms

  • User-programmable FPGA for custom DSP and logic

  • High-speed I/O: USB 3.0, 10 GigE, optional Thunderbolt, and PCIe Gen3

Parameter Value
Model P1288B
Form Factor Benchtop 4U, 19″ chassis with touchscreen
AWG Channels 8 (1.25 GS/s, 16-bit)
AWG Memory 4 GS per channel
Digitizer Support Optional onboard ADC
Marker Outputs 4 per channel
NCO Yes
FPGA User-programmable
Sequencer Task-based with conditional logic
Real-Time Streaming PC→FPGA continuous waveform
Interfaces USB 3.0, 10 GigE LAN, optional Thunderbolt, PCIe Gen3
Typical Use Cases Phased-array radar, quantum control, RF test