Anritsu Company Pattern Generator MP1758A

The MP1758A is a Pattern Generator from Anritsu. A pattern signal generator, or pattern generator, is a type of electronic test equipment engineers use to detect and generate waveforms from a device. An engineer can program a central pattern generator to make a particular digital signal during a test. There are several channels, or outputs, to choose from on a pattern generator. Additonal Features: Four independently adjustable output channels PRBS pattern with max. 2 31 -1 bits Built in synthesized clock signal The Anritsu MP1758A Pulse Pattern Generator has a 4-channel data output and a 2-channel clock output. It can generate two patterns: programmable, and pseudorandom. The programmable pattern can be up to 128 Kbit long for each channel. In addition, seven pseudorandom patterns with periods from 27 – 1 to 231 – 1 can be generated with a 1/4 phase difference for each channel. The amplitude and offset voltage of the data/clock output can be set independently for each channel. The setting ranges are 0.5 to 2.0 Vp-p for amplitude, and –2.0 to +2.0 VOH for offset voltage, –500 to +500 ps for delay between the data and clock outputs.