Agilent 81110A Pulse/Pattern Generator two 81112A Modules, 330 Mhz
Product Overview
The Agilent 81110A is a pulse pattern generator from the 81100 family, designed to generate the standard pulses and digital patterns needed for testing digital designs and components across current logic technologies including CMOS, TTL, LVDS, and ECL. As a mainframe instrument, the 81110A accepts one or two output modules — the 81111A (165 MHz, 10 V) or the 81112A (330 MHz, 3.8 V differential) — allowing the configuration to match the specific frequency, voltage, and connector requirements of the test application.
The 81110A is used for testing digital designs and components, generating stimuli for current logic technologies (CMOS, TTL, LVDS, ECL), simulation of reflections and distortions, and generation of three-level and four-level codes. Pattern mode supports user-defined data sequences up to 16 kbit per channel as well as pseudo-random binary sequences, making the instrument suitable for both deterministic stimulus generation and statistical bit-pattern testing. With dual output modules, multi-level and multi-timing signals can be created using the internal channel addition feature.
Additional Features:
- Frequency range from 1 mHz to 330 MHz with the 81112A output module, or to 165 MHz with the 81111A module
- Available as one or two channel configurations with user-retrofittable output modules
- Pattern mode with 16 kbit per channel memory, including pseudo-random binary sequences (PRBS 2^n-1, n=7 to 14)
- Self-calibration capability for improved timing and level accuracy
- Selectable transition times of 800 ps or 1.6 ns on the 81112A module; variable 2 ns to 200 ms on the 81111A module
- Channel addition feature allows internal combination of dual-channel outputs for multi-level and multi-timing signals
- GPIB remote control per IEEE 488.2 with SCPI 1992.0 command set for ATE integration
- Multiple trigger modes: continuous, external triggered, external gated, external width, manual, and internal triggered
