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Chapter 5: Reference
Specifications and Characteristics
Data in to BNC port out: 150 ns
Flag set/reset to evaluation: N/A
Note 1: In the 1500 Mb/s mode, only the even-numbered
channels (0,2,4,...etc.) are acquired.
Note 2: The resolution of the hardware used to assign
time tags is 4 ns. Times of intermediate states
are calculated.
1250 Mb/s Sampling Mode Specifications and
Characteristics
NOTE: All specifications are marked by "*" (asterisk).
Maximum data rate: 1250 Mb/s
Minimum clock interval (active edge
to active edge)*: 0.800 ns
Clock periodicity: Clock must be periodic
Number of clocks/qualifiers: 1
Clock polarity: Both edges
Minimum data pulse width: 750 ps
Number of Channels (see note 1)
With time tags: 16 x (number of modules) - 8
Without time tags: 16 x (number of modules)
Maximum channels on single time
base and trigger: 80 (5 modules)
Maximum memory depth: 128 M samples
Setup and Hold Time Range (manual
adjustment),
single edge: N/A
multiple edge: +2.5 ns / -1.5 ns to -1.5 ns / +2.5 ns
Window width (manual adjustment),
single edge: N/A
multiple edge*: 1 ns
Window width after running eye finder: 500 ps
Adjustment resolution: 10 ps
Time tag resolution: 4 ns (see note 2)
Maximum time count between states: 17 sec
Trigger resources: 2 patterns; 4 flags; Arm In
Trigger actions: Trigger and fill memory
Maximum trigger sequence levels: 2
Maximum trigger sequencer speed: 1250 MHz
Store qualification: Default
Maximum global counter: N/A
Maximum occurrence counter: N/A
Maximum pattern/range term width:
Timer value range: N/A
Timer resolution: N/A
Timer accuracy: N/A
Timer reset latency: N/A
Data in to BNC port out: 150 ns
Flag set/reset to evaluation: N/A
Note 1: In the 1250-Mb/s mode, only the even-numbered
channels (0,2,4,...etc.) are acquired.
Note 2: The resolution of the hardware used to assign
time tags is 4 ns. Times of intermediate states
are calculated.