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The Tabor P9082B is a standalone benchtop Arbitrary Waveform Transceiver featuring 2 AWG channels at 9 GS/s (8-bit) with 4 GS memory per channel. It includes eight marker outputs, optional onboard digitizer support, integrated FPGA, and a touchscreen interface—all housed in a compact 4U, 19″ chassis. Designed for real-time closed-loop waveform sequencing in advanced RF, quantum, and high-speed communications applications..
The P9082B integrates high-speed waveform generation and optional acquisition in a benchtop instrument. Both AWG channels can operate independently or in precise sync, managed by a robust sequencer that supports conditional logic. Real-time streaming from the built-in PC to FPGA allows waveform durations beyond internal memory capacity. With an onboard NCO and FPGA-enabled feedback capabilities, the P9082B supports closed-loop operation without external PC control, making it ideal for real-time RF testing, quantum control loops, and communication signal development.
Dual AWG channels (9 GS/s, 8-bit DACs)
4 GS waveform memory per channel
Eight marker outputs for precise timing
Optional dual-channel onboard digitizer (2.7 GS/s, 12-bit ADCs)
Integrated FPGA for real-time signal control
Built-in NCO for RF/microwave generation
Task-based sequencer with conditional execution
Real-time PC→FPGA streaming for continuous waveform output
Closed-loop, feedback-capable architecture
Touchscreen interface with embedded PC
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | P9082B |
| Form Factor | Benchtop 4 U, 19″ chassis with touchscreen |
| AWG Channels | 2 (9 GS/s, 8-bit DACs) |
| AWG Memory | 4 GS per channel |
| Marker Outputs | 8 |
| Digitizer Support | Optional dual-channel onboard ADC |
| NCO | Integrated |
| FPGA | Onboard, user-programmable |
| Sequencer | Task-based with conditional logic |
| Streaming Capability | Real-time PC→FPGA waveform streaming |
| Interfaces | Touchscreen PC, USB 3.0, LAN, PCIe Gen3 |
| Typical Use Cases | RF, quantum control, radar, high-speed test |