Supplied on 6U VME board, V350 Function Generator is 4-channel VME-module analog/digital waveform generator intended for use in creation of arbitrary waveshapes synchronized with logic-level outputs. Each waveform generator is capable of generating one 12-bit analog waveform and up to 4 digital outputs. Channels may operate independently or be synchronized within module or across modules for operation at full 40 MHz rate or programmed sub-multiples.
San Francisco, Calif., May 2, 2005--Highland Technology announced the release of its new V350 Function Generator.
The V350 is a four-channel VME-module analog/digital waveform generator intended for use in the creation of arbitrary waveshapes synchronized with logic-level outputs, as used in control systems, radar simulation or other COTS applications..
The V350's four versatile waveform generators are each capable of generating both one 12-bit analog waveform and up to four digital outputs. Channels may operate independently or may be synchronized within a module or across modules for operation at full 40 MHz rate or programmed sub-multiples.
"The V350 builds on Highland's arb technology for our customers who need to simulate complex waveform sequences at very high speeds," said company president and chief engineer, John Larkin.
The V350 generates waveforms by scanning sequential data points stored in user-loadable memory, with outputs processed by digital-to-analog converters, smoothing filters, and output amplifiers, under the control of a versatile microengine architecture.
The V350 also features Self-test and Demo modes to allow the user to make quick evaluations and verifications of test data.
The V350 form factor is a 6U single board VME board. The standard front panel connectors are female SMA for waveform outputs, pulse outputs, clock and DB-9 female for two sync outputs and four logic inputs. Other connectors optional. The V350 Function Generator is available in both a standard and in a conformal-coated, wide-temperature range COTS version.