Next-Gen Arbitrary Waveform | Principles & Capabilities with the Model 686 @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Next-Gen Arbitrary Waveform | Principles & Capabilities with the Model 686  @BerkeleyNucleonicsMedia
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Your waveform is only as good as the instrument generating it. ⚡

Our full webinar recording is now available on demand.

In this session, we cover:

• A practical refresher on arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) fundamentals
• How to evaluate key specifications like sample rate, vertical resolution, jitter, and memory depth
• What differentiates next-generation AWGs from legacy systems
• Real-world waveform creation and sequencing workflows
• A live demonstration using the BNC Model 686

Sections:
0:00 - Introductions
3:39 - What is an AWG?
7:48 - Traditional vs Next Gen AWG
11:55 - AWG Parameters
16:00 - About the Model 686 AWG
22:44 - Specification Spotlight
25:20 - Applications
31:20 - Demonstration of Next Gen AWG


Whether you're validating test setups, improving signal fidelity, or comparing AWG platforms, this session gives you a clearer framework for decision-making.
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