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Bandwidth
Model
into 50 Ω
Agilent #
950 MHz
DC241A
( 1 GHz
U1064A
typical)
150 MHz
DC265
U1063A
250 MHz
DC270
U1063A
1 GHz
DC271
U1064A
950 MHz
DC271A
( 1 GHz
U1064A
typical)
DC271AR
For 1 MΩ coupling in the DC2x1A/AR the 700 MHz Bandwidth Limiter cannot be used. Furthermore, for FS gain >
5V the 200 MHz Bandwidth Limiter is always active.
3.2.6. Input Voltage and Offset
The input channel provides a fully programmable amplifier with variable input voltage and offset. Full Scale (FS)
input voltages are selectable from 50 mV to 5 V (except as shown above) in a 1, 2, 5 sequence. Care should be taken
to select an input voltage range that will allow the signal to be recorded using as much dynamic range of the digitizer
as possible. The Variable Offset is programmable in the range of ±2 V when using an FS Input Voltage setting of
500 mV or below, increasing to ± Maximum Offset for FS settings above 500 mV. The raw 8-bit ADC data values
are in the range [-128,+127] with the first and last values reserved for underflow and overflow respectively. The
midpoint value, 0, of the range corresponds to the negative of the offset voltage. Thus the Full Scale Range (FSR)
goes from
–Offset Voltage – (FS/2)
Signals going outside of the FSR will be clipped and data values for the clipped portion of a signal should be
regarded as erroneous.
The maximum input voltage for 50 Ω input impedance is ±5 V. The maximum input for 1 MΩ input impedance is
±100 V (dc + ac) except for the DC2x1A/AR models where it is ±300 V (dc + ac).
3.2.7. Vertical Resolution
The digitizers described in this manual use an ADC system with 8 bits of vertical resolution (256 levels). The
dynamic range of the ADC covers the Full Scale Range (FSR) of the Input Voltage setting. For example, if the Input
Voltage is set to 1 V then the ADC resolution is equivalent to 3.91 mV. To obtain the best dynamic range from the
ADC care should be taken to ensure that the input signal varies over more than 50% of the Input Voltage FSR
setting.
3.2.8. DC Accuracy and Linearity
The DP and DC Series digitizers use low noise front-end electronics in order to ensure voltage measurement is made
with accuracy and precision. DC voltage accuracy, at 0 V offset, is better than ±2% (±1% typical) of the input
voltage full scale. The differential linearity is better than ±0.7 LSB ( ±0.8 LSB for DC135/DC140 digitizers and
±0.9 LSB for other DC271-FAMILY digitizers).
User Manual: Family of 8-bit Digitizers
Bandwidth/
Minimum
Capacitance
Rise Time
into 1 MΩ
300 MHz
0.35 ns
(50Ω)
typical
(1.2 ns
14 pF
typical
1 MΩ)
150 MHz
2.3 ns
11 pF
250 MHz
1.4 ns
11 pF
NA
0.35 ns
300 MHz
0.35 ns
(50Ω)
typical
(1.2 ns
14 pF
typical
1 MΩ)
BW Limiter
Maximum
selections
20, 200, 700 MHz
5 V (50Ω)
(see remark below)
20 V (> 0.5 V
FS & 1MΩ)
200 V (> 5V
FS & 1MΩ)
NA
NA
20, 200, 700 MHz
20, 200, 700 MHz
5 V (50Ω)
(see remark below)
20 V (> 0.5 V
FS & 1MΩ)
200 V (> 5V
FS & 1MΩ)
to
–Offset Voltage + (FS/2)
Other
Offset
particularities
DC271 FAMILY
Max FS = 50 V
(1 MΩ)
20 V
BW
= 90 MHz
50
20 V
BW
= 90 MHz
50
5 V
DC271 FAMILY
DC271 FAMILY
Max FS = 50 V
(1 MΩ)
The AR has only 2
channels
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