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Programmable Pulse/Pattern Generator

PSPL1P601 and PSPL1P602 Datasheet

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The PSPL1P601 and PSPL1P602 are effectively two instruments in one, a programmable pulse generator and a programmable pattern generator. This generator can operate in one of four modes, Pulse, Pattern, Burst, or External Width. There is also an option for built-in jitter insertion, an unprecedented capability for pulse/pattern generators at this price performance point.

Key performance specifications
  • 15 MHz to 1.6 GHz operation
  • 50 mV to 2.5 V programmable amplitude
  • 150 ps rise time
  • Programmable offset (-2.0 to +3.3 V window)

Key features

  • Full Pulse and Pattern Generator capabilities
  • 1 or 2 differential output channels
  • NRZ, RZ, R1 data formats
  • Programmable patterns
    • User defined
    • 16 Mbit per channel
    • PRBS
  • Built-in Jitter Insertion option
    • Random
    • Multi-UI sinusoidal
    • Deterministic
  • Built-in Spread Spectrum Clocking
  • External trigger capability
  • Adjustable trigger output

Applications

  • Serial data generation
  • Jitter tolerance testing
  • General purpose pulse generator

Pulse and pattern generator modes

Fully programmable pulse generator with burst and external width modes.

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-9-N

Pulse output at 800 MHz repetition rate and 2.5 V peak-to-peak amplitude


High-quality pattern generator with options for jitter insertion.

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-10-N

1.6 GHz, 27-1 PRBS, NRZ pattern, 2.5 V peak-to-peak amplitude


Typical performance

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-11-N

Programmable pulse amplitude (250 mV to 2.5 V) at 500 MHz rate and 900 ps width

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-12-N

Programmable pulse width/duration at 200 MHz repetition rate and 2.0 V peak-to-peak amplitude

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-13-N

Pulse burst mode (3 pulses with a burst period of 8 pulses) at 800 MHz rate and 600 ps width

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-14-N

1.6 Gbps, 27-1 PRBS, NRZ pattern captured with pattern trigger (one per pattern)

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-15-N

1.6 Gbps, 27-1 PRBS, NRZ pattern with built-in random delay modulation jitter insertion

PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-16-N

1.6 Gbps, 27-1 PRBS, NRZ pattern with built-in sine delay modulation jitter insertion

Specifications

All specifications are typical unless noted otherwise.

Output signal

The following notes apply to the output signal characteristics:

  • The output characteristics apply to the Ch1 and Ch2 outputs.
  • Ch1 and Ch2 are independent.
  • True and complement outputs share the same settings. Differential values (true minus complement) are double those stated.
  • The output is designed to drive into a 50 Ohm load terminated to a user-provided voltage. The termination voltage must be in the range specified. For the generator to display accurate levels, the user must enter the actual termination voltage.
  • Each channel has independent delay and duration settings.
Amplitude
Range
50 mV to 2.5 V, within level window
Resolution
3 digits (1 mV best case)
Accuracy
±(50 mV + 1%), 50 Ω to 0 V termination
Level window
Range
-2.0 V to +3.3 V
Resolution
3 digits (1 mV best case)
Offset
Range
-1.975 V to +3.275 V, within level window
Resolution
3 digits (1 mV best case)
Accuracy
±(50 mV +2%), 50 Ω to 0 V termination
Termination voltage
Range
-2.0 V to +3.3 V
Resolution
3 digits (1 mV best case)
Baseline noise, RMS
1 mV
Overshoot/Preshoot/RInging
±(5% + 50 mV), at 25 °C
Signal rise/fall time
150 ps, 10 - 90 %
Width/Duration
Range
250 ps to (period-250 ps), May be set as duration or duty cycle
Resolution
4 digits, 1 ps best case
Accuracy
±(100 ps + 1%)
Jitter RMS (trigger out to trailing edge)
Delay
Range
0 ps to period
Resolution
4 digits, 1 ps best case
Accuracy
±(50 ps + 1%), Relative to 0 delay setting
Jitter RMS (trigger out to leading edge)
Output impedance
50 Ω
Internal clock

The following notes apply to the internal clock characteristics:

  • The clock source is shared between both channels.
  • Some modes of operation (burst, pulse with external trigger, RZ/R1 patterns) are only specified to 800 MHz. However, over-programming is allowed for these modes, and some will work to frequencies higher than 800 MHz.
  • Spread spectrum clocking and internal clock modulation sinusoidal jitter cannot be used at the same time.
Frequency
Range
15 MHz - 1.6 GHz, Can be set as frequency or period
Resolution
1 Hz
Accuracy
±100 ppm
RMS Jitter (int ref, int clock, cycle-to-cycle)
Pulse/Pattern clock source
Internal Clock or “Clk In”
Spread spectrum clocking
1 kHz - 100 kHz, 0% to 2%; Triangular wave frequency modulation of the clock at a specified frequency and % amplitude below nominal selected clock frequency
Pattern mode
Pattern
Types
Data, PRBS
PRBS length
2n - 1 with n = 5, 6…15, 23, 31 
Pattern length resolution
8 bits
Memory depth
16 Mbit, per channel
Data formats
NRZ
Yes, programmable crossing point
RZ, R1
Yes, programmable duration/duty cycle
RZ, R1 max repetition rate
800 MHz, up to 1.6 GHz for NRZ data and 800 MHz for RZ, R1 data
Crossing point adjustment
For NRZ format only. Calibrated for 50% duty cycle data signals.
Range
30 - 70%
Resolution
1%
Burst mode

The following notes apply to the Burst mode characteristics

  • Each channel has independent number of pulses and common burst period.
  • See the Burst mode screen under Typical performance.
Burst count
2 - 1,048,576 pulses, number of pulses in burst
Burst period
Range
8 - 1,048,576 clocks, number of clock cycles in a burst. Must be ≥ number of pulses.
Resolution
8 clocks, clock cycles
Maximum repetition rate in Burst mode
800 MHz
Jitter insertion

The following notes apply to the Jitter insertion specifications:

  • The pulse generators are capable of generating jitter from two different mechanisms, modulation of the internal clock source or output channel delay modulation.
  • Delay modulation sources can be either internal or external. External delay modulation is applied via an analog signal on the delay inputs (separate for each channel).
  • Modulation of the internal clock is applied to both channels of a two-channel instrument.
  • Delay modulation jitter may be applied to each channel independently with the ability to apply different jitter functions to each channel.
  • Internal clock and delay modulation jitter can be applied in any combination. The combined peak-to-peak amplitude of delay modulation jitter (deterministic waveforms, random, and external) is limited to 0.5 UI.
  • The trigger output is also subject to the internal clock modulation jitter but not delay modulation jitter.
  • The bandwidth of the delay modulation jitter depends on the clock frequency. Below 300 MHz clock frequency, the delay modulation jitter insertion bandwidth will be reduced. Jitter insertion signal frequencies approaching ½ of the clock frequency or higher are not recommended and can result in unexpected behavior (due to in-band mix products / undersampling).
  • Spread spectrum clocking and internal clock modulation sinusoidal jitter cannot be used at the same time.
  • The following figure shows a plot of the limit points (linearly interpolated on a log-log scale between stated frequency points) for internal clock modulation sinusoidal jitter:
    PSPL1P601-602-Pulse-Generator-Datasheet--968212-17-N


Internal clock modulation sinusoidal jitter (peak-to-peak)
Jitter amplitude range is from 0 ns to the values at the specified frequencies. Between the frequencies, the limit points are interpolated linearly on log-log scale plot. Please refer to the Clock Modulation plot.
10 kHz & 30 kHz
40 ns
3 MHz & 10 MHz
0.6 ns
Delay Modulation Jitter
See the bandwidth note above.
Deterministic waveforms

Square (peak-to-peak), 1 Hz to 20 MHz: 0 to 0.4 UI

Triangle (peak-to-peak), 1 Hz to 4 MHz: 0 to 0.5 UI

Sine (peak-to-peak), 1 Hz to 20 MHz: 0 to 0.5 UI (See Sine Delay Modulation Jitter Insertion figure above for an example.)

Random jitter Gausian noise (RMS)
80 MHz BW: 0 to 0.08 UI (See Random Delay Modulation Jitter Insertion figure above for an example.)
External input (peak-to-peak)
80 MHz BW: 0 to 0.5 UI (±1 V maximum useable input with 2 V peak-to-peak input corresponding to peak-to-peak jitter of 0.5 UI. See the bandwidth note above.)
Trigger types
When in Pulse mode
Continuous
One pulse per period of the internal clock or Clk In
Ext In, Edge
One pulse per valid edge on the Ext In input. The latency between the Ext In signal and the output signal is repeatable (deterministic) and is adjustable with the delay control. The Ext In signal can vary from single shot to 800 MHz. Clk In is not used.
Ext In, Level
The active Ext In level enables continuous pulses. The Pulse period is set by internal clock or Clk In. The clock frequency is limited to 800 MHz. The latency between trigger source and signal output is not fixed or deterministic.
Remote/Manual
A trigger command from the remote interface or front panel generates a single pulse. Clk In is not used.
When in Burst or Pattern mode
Continuous
Trigger circuitry is always armed. Clock can be internal or Clk In. Bursts or Patterns are continuously generated.
Ext In, Edge
The active transition on Ext In generates one burst or pattern. The Burst or Pattern pulse period is set by internal clock or Clk In. There is no fixed latency between trigger source and signal output.
Ext In, Level
The active Ext In level enables continuous bursts or patterns. On an inactive input level, a burst or pattern in progress will finish before halting. The Burst or Pattern pulse period is set by internal clock or Clk In. The latency between trigger source and signal output is not fixed or determinant.
Remote/Manual
A trigger command from the remote interface or front panel generates a single burst or pattern. The Burst or Pattern pulse period is set by internal clock or Clk In.
When in External width mode
No triggering
Outputs follow the Ext In signal. The trigger output is not active.
Inputs
Front panel inputs
SMA jacks, 50 Ω impedance
Rear panel input
BNC jack, 50 Ω impedance
Clk In
Accepts external clock to set the pulse period. AC coupled signal with selectable AC or DC coupling of the termination.
Termination voltage
-2 V to +3 V (active only for DC coupled termination)
Input absolute limits
2.6 V maximum AC peak-to-peak, -2 V to +3 V DC
Input frequency
15 MHz - 800 MHz except for NRZ Pattern, then 15 MHz - 1.6 GHz
Ext In

Accepts external signal to start or gate the burst/pattern or the trigger pulse, DC coupled.

Termination voltage
-2 V to +3 V
Input threshold
-2 V to +3 V
Input absolute limits
-3 V to +4 V
Input frequency
DC to 800 MHz
Delay In (1 and 2)

Accepts external signal for jitter insertion on channels 1 & 2. 50 Ω, DC coupled.

Voltage range
-1 V to +1 V
Input absolute limits
±5 V
REF IN (rear panel)
Reference oscillator input accepts external 10 MHz signal for timebase reference.
Termination voltage
AC Coupled, 50 Ω
Input amplitude
0 dBm
Input absolute limits
4 V maximum AC peak-to-peak, ±10 V DC
Outputs
Front panel outputs
SMA jacks, 50 Ω impedance
Rear panel output
BNC jack, 50 Ω impedance
OUT 1 and /OUT 1 
Output 1 is the Channel 1 signal output; /Output 1 is the Channel 1 complement signal output.
OUT 2 and /OUT 2 
Output 2 is the Channel 2 signal output; /Output 2 is the Channel 2 complement signal output.
Trig Out
Generates trigger pulse corresponding to each output pulse or start of burst or pattern, DC coupled.
Adjustable amplitude range
50 mV to 2.5 V
Adjustable offset range
-2 V to +3.3 V window
Output modes
Pulse mode
Pulse mode delivers a single pulse per trigger event. The pulse timing is programmable in repetition rate, duration, and delay.
Pattern mode
Pattern mode delivers a defined pattern per trigger event. The pattern may be presented in either NRZ, RZ, or R1 formats. In NRZ mode the crossing point is programmable. In RZ and R1 mode the duration of the pattern pulse is programmable.
Burst mode
Burst mode delivers a ‘burst’ of n pulses per trigger event.
External width mode
External width mode delivers pulse levels that follow the edges of the “Ext In” input. A rising edge causes the output to go high, while a falling edge causes the output to go low.
General characteristics
REF OUT (rear panel)
Reference oscillator output, generates 10 MHz signal phase locked to instrument timebase.
Signal amplitude (peak-to-peak)
1.4 V
Ref Osc output impedance
AC coupled, 50 Ω
Interfaces
The PSPL1P601 and PSPL1P602 generators can be controlled by either the front panel GUI interface, a GPIB interface, or a USB interface. IEEE 488.2, SCPI compliant.
Mechanical dimensions
Size: 439 mm (17.3 in) wide x 87 mm (3.4 in) high x 421 mm (16.6 in) deep
Temperature
Operating Ambient Temperature: 0 to 50 °C

Specifications apply from 0 to 50 °C unless otherwise noted.

All ventilation openings must allow unobstructed flow of ambient air.

Warranty
One year

Ordering information

Models
PSPL1P601
1.6 GHz PULSE/PAT GEN, 1 CH
PSPL1P602
1.6 GHz PULSE/PAT GEN, 2 CH
Options
PSPL1P601 JIT
1.6 GHz PULSE/PAT GEN, 1 CH, JITTER
PSPL1P602 JIT
1.6 GHz PULSE/PAT GEN, 2 CH, JITTER