The 2700 Series is designed for audio engineers who need the highest performance, lowest distortion and greatest flexibility possible in their audio analyzer. With the Programmable Serial Interface Adapter (PSIA), it is the best solution for high end converter and other chip designers.
The 2722’s true dual domain architecture enables uncompromised measurement of both analog and digital signals: the analog generator and analyzer performance surpasses that of any digital converter-based design, while digital analysis techniques offer a wide array of precise, high-speed measurement techniques for either domain. Cross-domain work can be accomplished using the best of both worlds.
The typical THD+N of the 2700 Series is ≤115 dB at 2.0 Vrms. However, even with AP’s conservatively specified THD+N of -112 dB, the 2700 Series is the industry’s undisputed performance leader.
Dedicated analog circuitry for vanishingly low residual noise and THD+N
192 kHz digital input and output capabilities
Generates and analyzes a broad palette of stimulus signals such as MLS, white and pink noise and other special purpose waveforms
Extensive API automation with AP Basic scripting and “learn mode”, LabVIEW driver and an IEEE.488 GPIB interface
User-defined sweeps, switcher support up to 192 channels
The 2700 Series is designed for audio engineers who need the highest performance, lowest distortion and greatest flexibility possible in their audio analyzer. With the Programmable Serial Interface Adapter (PSIA), it is the best solution for high end converter and other chip designers.
The 2722’s true dual domain architecture enables uncompromised measurement of both analog and digital signals: the analog generator and analyzer performance surpasses that of any digital converter-based design, while digital analysis techniques offer a wide array of precise, high-speed measurement techniques for either domain. Cross-domain work can be accomplished using the best of both worlds.
The typical THD+N of the 2700 Series is ≤115 dB at 2.0 Vrms. However, even with AP’s conservatively specified THD+N of -112 dB, the 2700 Series is the industry’s undisputed performance leader.
- Dedicated analog circuitry for vanishingly low residual noise and THD+N
- 192 kHz digital input and output capabilities
- Generates and analyzes a broad palette of stimulus signals such as MLS, white and pink noise and other special purpose waveforms
- Extensive API automation with AP Basic scripting and “learn mode”, LabVIEW driver and an IEEE.488 GPIB interface
- User-defined sweeps, switcher support up to 192 channels
