Accurate high data-rate analysis with <200 fs jitter
Small footprint from compact design
Unfiltered bandwidth >40 GHz (option 40A)
Integrated clock recovery available (option CDR)
Controlling the N1092A/B/C/D/E
There are three ways to control the N109X system
A PC directly connected to the N1092A/B/C/D/E with a USB cable
An 86100D or N1000A mainframe connected to the N1092A/B/C/D/E with a USB cable. (The mainframe can then be controlled via GPIB or LAN)
For an automated test system environment, the simplest and preferred method to control the N1092A/B/C/D/E is to connect the primary test system PC to a low-cost modern PC via LAN. The FlexDCA interface resides on the second PC. The second PC is then connected to the N1092A/B/C/D/E via USB. This eliminates most issues of compatibility between an existing test system PC and the N1092A/B/C/D/E hardware and can greatly simplify converting an 86100D system to an N1092A/B/C/D/E system.
The N109X user interface and operating system is identical to the modern FlexDCA interface of the 86100D and N1000A. A user-provided PC running N1010A FlexDCA software controls the N1092A/B/C/D/E over a simple USB 2.0 or 3.0 connection.
