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Siglent Technology releases the SDG8000A series of arbitrary waveform generators to facilitate signal testing in complex scenarios. This product features up to four analogue output channels, an output frequency of up to 5 GHz, a maximum modulation bandwidth of 2 GHz, and, for each channel, up to 4GB of sample-point storage, providing longer playback time without sacrificing signal bandwidth. Furthermore, the SDG8000A offers high-speed serial pattern signal output and supports complex multi-level sequence waveforms, dual-pulse, multi-tone, and linear frequency modulation functions, meeting a wide range of testing needs in the communications, industrial, and scientific research fields.

Key Features and Performance

  • 2/4 channels, maximum output frequency of 4 GHz (10 GSa/s sampling rate) or 5 GHz (12 GSa/s sampling rate)
  • 16-bit vertical resolution
  • Using TrueArb technology, arbitrary waveforms can be output point-by-point without losing waveform detail; low-jitter waveforms can be output at sampling rates from 100 Sa/s to 5 GSa/s
  • Supports multi-layer sequence waveform playback, with up to 4 Gpts waveform memory per channel
  • Using EasyPulse technology, it can output low-jitter square/pulse waveforms with precise adjustment of pulse width, rising/falling edges, extremely high adjustment resolution, and wide adjustment range
  • Supports single-ended and differential output modes
  • Supports multi-pulse output functionality for measuring switching parameters of power devices and evaluating dynamic characteristics
  • Supports multi-tone and chirp functions
  • Supports PRBS up to 1.25 Gbps
  • Rich analogue and digital modulation functions
  • Sweep and Burst functions
  • Harmonic function
  • Waveform combining function
  • Can output vector signals with bandwidths of up to 2 GHz
  • Supports Bluetooth, OFDM, IoT, LTE, and Wi-Fi signal output
  • 196 built-in arbitrary waveforms
  • Standard interfaces: USB Host, USB Device (USBTMC), LAN (VXI-11); optional GPIB
  • Built-in 250 GByte SSD
  • Built-in web server supports instrument control via a web browser
  • 7-inch touchscreen display

High-Speed Pulse and Step Signal Testing: Generation of ultra-fast rise-time pulses and step signals for applications such as radar systems, LiDAR, and semiconductor device characterisation (e.g., switching behaviour of diodes and transistors).

High-Speed Serial Bus Testing: With optional serial data generation software, the instrument can generate PCIe and other high-speed serial data patterns for compliance testing, bit error rate (BER) testing, and eye diagram analysis.

Mid- to Low-Frequency Communication Signal Generation: vector signal generation within a 2 GHz mod bandwidth, including 5G NR, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other comms standards, for carrier frequencies up to 5 GHz.

Multi-Instrument Synchronisation: Enables precise timing synchronisation between transmitters, receivers, oscilloscopes, and data acquisition systems with flexible marker outputs.

Custom Arbitrary Waveform Generation: Supports user-defined complex waveforms, including modulation signals, device emulation signals, and noise patterns for advanced system design and validation.

Model SDG8002A SDG8004A
Max output frequency 4 GHz@10G Sampling rate, 5 GHz@12G Sampling rate 4 GHz@10G Sampling rate 5 GHz@12G Sampling rate
Number of channels 2 4
Sampling rate 10 GSa/s (interpolation), optional 12 GSa/s (interpolation)
Vertical resolution 16bits
Arbitrary waveform length 2 Gpts, optional 4 Gpts
Display 7-inch display touch screen
Interface Standard interfaces: USB Host, USB Device (USBTMC), LAN (VXI-11); optional GPIB
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Introducing the Siglent SDG8000A Series Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator!

Posted on: May 22nd, 2026 by Kane Brady
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Siglent Technology releases the SDG8000A series of arbitrary waveform generators to facilitate signal testing in complex scenarios. This product features up to four analogue output channels, an output frequency of up to 5 GHz, a maximum modulation bandwidth of 2 GHz, and, for each channel,...

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