new rigol 1000 series Wave/Arb Gen ? - Page 1
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author: mickpah
author_rank: Regular Contributor
timestamp: July 05, 2013, 03:39:38 am
content: HI Spotted on the Rigol sitehttp://cn.rigol.com/download/China/DG/Datasheet/DG1000Z_DataSheet_CN.pdflooks like a new models ?DG1032Z DG1062Z30MHz 60MHz200MSa/sTotal guess as I can't read chinese but it looks like a a 16M arb memory option ?editgoogle translateOptional.PhaseOriginal SiFi (Signal Fidelity) technology: by point arbitrary waveform generation, signal distortion reduction,Precisely adjustable sampling rate, all the output waveform (including: square wave, pulse, etc.) jitter as low as 200psArbitrary waveform memory depth per channel up to 8M point standard, optional up to 16M pointsStandard and other performance dual channel, the equivalent of two independent sources± 1ppm high frequency stability, low phase noise -125dBc/HzBuilt-in 8 sub-harmonic generatorBuilt-in 7 digits / s, 200MHz bandwidth, full-featured frequency meterUp to 160 kinds of built-in arbitrary waveforms, to include engineering, medical electronics, automotive electronics,Mathematical processing and other fields of common signalSampling rates up to 200MSa / s, vertical resolution: 14bits,Host has a convenient arbitrary waveform editing interface, or through PC software generate arbitrary waveformsA variety of analog and digital modulation functions: AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK and PWMStandard waveform overlay function can be based on the basic waveform output after the specified waveform superimposedStandard channel tracking, tracing is turned on, all parameters can be simultaneously dual channel according to the userConfiguration updatesStandard Interface: USB Host & Device, LAN (LXI-C)3.5 inches TFT color display

author: jpb
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: July 05, 2013, 10:42:23 am
content: Interesting.They're responding to Agilents trueform and Siglents pulse thing with something called SiFi though the jitter is improved relative to the DG4000 series it is still quite high at 200psecs.They only go to 10MHz at 10Vpp but do have a long memory.They'll need to upgrade the DG4000 series for consistency. Rigol do seem to undercut their own products which makes it rather difficult for buyers. Their DG4000 series came in cheaper than their 2000 series with better specs except for waveform memory. Now their 1000Z series is going be better than the 4000 series on some things (memory and jitter) and probably cheaper but worse on others such as sampling rate/rise time.I'm trying to buy an arb at present but deciding between them gets more and more difficult as they all have different plusses and minuses and they spec things differently and as a home user rather than a commercial one it is not really viable to get lots of different examples in to test agains each other.

author: rf-loop
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: July 05, 2013, 11:39:41 am
content: Quote from: jpb on July 05, 2013, 10:42:23 amSquare etc It is RMS jitter<5MHz. 2ppm + 200ps.>5MHz 200ps100Hz Square it means RMS jitter 20.2ns and now it is interesting how much it is peak to peak.Over 200ns?Sampling speed is max 200MSa/s.Also it is good to note how DG4000 jitter is specified.

author: olepr01@gmail.com
author_rank: Contributor
timestamp: October 06, 2013, 11:04:20 am
content: English datasheet:http://www.arbenelux.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/DG1000Z-DataSheet-Firs2013-EN.pdfAnyone know when these will be available? In a previous video on EEVBlog, Rigol stated that they would be announced in October(?), Batronix say its "anounced for end of this year", and this place have them for sale (apparently):http://www.instrumentcenter.se/en/arbitrary/rigol-dg1032z-dual-channel-30-mhz-generator-200msas-vertical-resolution-14-bits.phpDoes anyone know?

author: Electro Fan
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: October 06, 2013, 05:34:48 pm
content: Quote from: jpb on July 05, 2013, 10:42:23 amAmen to all that. This industry could use some further product marketing rationalization. Rigol is doing great, but they could do "greater."