1671A TIN50

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The 1671A TIN50 is an automated testing instrument designed​ for signal integrity measurement tasks. The device is ideal for applications that require accurate measurements of high-frequency signals in electrical systems. The 1671A TIN50 is a high-performance instrument that utilises Digital Radiofrequency Memory (DRM) technology. It is ideal for a wide variety of signals, including RF, digital, and mixed-signal. In addition, it is also well suited for power and ESD measurements.

The 1671A TIN50 is designed to measure signals with up to 50 GHz bandwidth. The device operates on the principle of a digital oscilloscope, with the addition of a time-delay system. The instrument provides accurate waveform measurement performance, with a pulse-width accuracy of 0.2 ps. The instrument also offers digital storage capabilities, allowing for the storage of up to 512KB of data.

The 1671A TIN50 is a compact, lightweight, and highly dependable instrument. It has an intuitive user interface that makes it easy to operate. The instrument includes features such as a 3-digit trigger selector, automated waveform capture, and adjustable signal thresholds. The instrument also features an on-board digital-to-analog conversion and an adjustable digital setup box.

The 1671A TIN50 is designed to measure high-speed signals in many environments. The device is capable of acquiring, storing, and analyzing waveforms in real time. Additionally, the device can provide detailed measurements of frequencies up to 50 GHz and offers a number of other features. These include time-stamped events, storage for up to 1.7 million samples, and a full range of user-defined triggers.

The 1671A TIN50 is a high-performance automated testing instrument that is ideal for precision signal integrity and high-frequency testing applications. The device operates on the principle of a digital oscilloscope, with the addition of a time-delay system. The instrument is capable of acquiring, storing, and analyzing waveforms in real time, with a pulse-width accuracy of 0.2 ps. The instrument also features an on-board digital-to-analog conversion and an adjustable digital setup box. The device is well suited for a wide variety of signals, including RF, digital, and mixed-signal, as well as power and ESD measurements.

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