Pulse/pattern generators emulate the competition

Units generate the complete range of standard, arbitrary and sequenced waveforms needed in today's laboratories, all conveniently housed in a small, 2U half-rack-sized box.

New from Tabor Electronics, the models PM8571 and PM8572 are the first members of the company's new Pulse Master Series.

These super high-performance single- and dual-channel pulse/pattern generators execute command emulators to nearly all new and discontinued pulse generators on the market, solving all TPS programmers' replacement challenges.

To add to their high-performance pulse features, the new Pulse Master models are capable of generating the complete range of standard, arbitrary and sequenced waveforms needed in today's laboratories, all conveniently housed in a small, 2U half-rack-sized box.

These efficient Pulse Master models reach groundbreaking integration levels, establishing them as market leaders in the areas of size, price and performance, for any possible application.

"The new Pulse Master Series is by far the most advanced pulse/waveform source available in the market today", says Ron Glazer, Tabor's Business Development Manager.

"Tabor's smart design enables designers and manufacturers to conserve substantial bench space, while benefiting from high performance, reliability and the flexibility to adapt to a full spectrum of applications".

Moti Glazer, Tabor's CEO adds: "Once again, Tabor has made it clear that it is serious about leading the market with new and advanced platforms, while not neglecting clients that need replacements of legacy products".

"As aging automatic test systems face obsolescence and maintenance problems, Tabor makes sure its new advanced products always provide smooth "drop-in" transition for slots vacated by out-of-order Agilent, Fluke, HP, LeCroy, Tabor, Tektronix and Wavetek models".

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