Introducing the Model 765 Fast Rise Time Pulse Generator from Berkeley Nucleonics @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Introducing the Model 765 Fast Rise Time Pulse Generator from Berkeley Nucleonics  @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Model 765 Fast Rise Time Pulse Generator from Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation (BNC) offers premium signal integrity with a number of other advantages.

It comes with a 7" capacitive touchscreen that generates pulses quickly with just a few screen touches and has one of the easiest display interfaces (SimpleRider™) in the industry. The pulse generator also changes values on the fly and offers multiple pulse generation. Pulses can be combined to produce double, triple, quadruple output pulse signals, and pulse parameters are fully adjustable with independent width and delay.

The Model 765's innovative hardware architecture also provides advanced pulse sequences, with fully independent timing parameters.

To learn more about our products or and to speak to a representative of Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation, please visit berkeleynucleonics.com/model-765.

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