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The Tabor P2584B is a standalone benchtop Arbitrary Waveform Transceiver featuring 4 AWG channels at 1.25 GS/s with 16-bit resolution, each equipped with 4 GS of waveform memory. It integrates optional digitizer support, FPGA processing, and a touchscreen interface in a 4U, 19″ chassis—ideal for real-time, synchronized waveform control and testing in RF, quantum, and communications environments..
The P2584B consolidates high-performance waveform generation, data acquisition, sequencing, and processing in a single instrument. Its four independent AWG channels can operate synchronously or separately, controlled via a robust sequencer with conditional logic. Real-time streaming supports continuous output beyond internal memory. The integrated NCO accommodates RF applications, while the onboard FPGA enables advanced, responsive control without external PCs. This makes the P2584B suitable for phased-array radar prototyping, quantum control experiments, multi-channel communications testing, and other advanced test scenarios.
Four AWG channels (1.25 GS/s, 16-bit DACs)
4 GS waveform memory per channel
Optional onboard dual-channel digitizer for feedback
Integrated FPGA for real-time signal processing
Touchscreen interface with embedded PC
Built-in NCO for RF/microwave generation
Task-based sequencer with conditional logic
Real-time PC→FPGA streaming for continuous waveform output
User-programmable FPGA enabling custom DSP/control
High-density, self-contained benchtop design
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | P2584B |
| Form Factor | Benchtop 4 U, 19″ chassis with touchscreen |
| AWG Channels | 4 (1.25 GS/s, 16-bit) |
| AWG Memory | 4 GS per channel |
| Digitizer Support | Optional dual-channel onboard |
| Marker Outputs | 4 per channel |
| NCO | Integrated |
| FPGA | Onboard, user-programmable |
| Sequencer | Task-based with conditional logic |
| Streaming | Real-time PC→FPGA waveform streaming |
| Interfaces | Touchscreen PC, USB 3.0, LAN, PCIe Gen3 |
| Typical Use Cases | RF, quantum control, phased-array systems, multi-channel test |