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APS March meeting 2025

APS March Meeting 2025 – Anaheim, CA

APS March meeting

 

 

APS March Meeting and April Meeting will now be called the APS Global Physics Summit. This event is the largest physics research conference in the world, uniting 14,000 members of the scientific community across all disciplines of physics. This year the event will take in place in Anaheim, CA .

Three venues adjacent to one another — Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim Marriott, and Hilton Anaheim — make up the APS Global Physics Summit campus. Each venue will host distinct sessions represented by the traditional March Meeting and April Meeting disciplines, as well as APS units.

Cross-disciplinary sessions and networking events will take place in all three places and in the outdoor plaza that connects them. Registration will give attendees access to all venues.

Active Technologies will join together with US distributor Berkeley Nucleonics. Don’t miss to meet us at booth #1209 .

Arbitrary Waveform Generators and Fast Pulse Generators can be used to support Physics experiments as described in these  APPLICATION NOTES.

 

Ferrara – Italy, 18-03-2025

 

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AWG5014 • AWG5012 • AWG5004 • AWG5002 Waveform Generator Replacement

It’s long time since Tektronix discontinued popular Arbitrary Waveform Generators like AWG5014 • AWG5012 • AWG5004 • AWG5002 leaving a big gap into the market, in particular for 4 channel Arbitrary Waveform Generators.

Active Technologies can offer alternative solution my the AWG-4000 family which offer 2, 4 and 8 channel Arbitrary Waveform Generator models.

The operational flexibility and pattern generation capability of the Pulse/Pattern Generators makes them suitable for use in many different applications, including simplified simulation of serial data patterns when testing devices to characterize their performance under suboptimal conditions.

 

AWG5014 • AWG5012 • AWG5004 • AWG5002  Replacement

AWG5014 replacement

 

 

 

The Pulse Pattern Generator family (PPG), also known as Serial Data Pattern Generator (SPG), is designed to generate a stream of binary information.
The Pulse Pattern Generator is available as an option in the Arbitrary Waveform  AWG-4000 Series.

All the pulse and pattern parameters can be controlled run-time, built-in PRBS sequences, modulation features and transition shaping features, are the perfect tools for Jitter emulation applications, semiconductor and signal integrity testing, PAM signal emulation and advanced research.

Moreover Active Technologies Pulse Pattern Generators are equipped with an extremely easy to use interface that takes full advantage of a 7″ capacitive touch-screen display: you can replace legacy products with the maximum flexibility control and a powerful analog frontend.

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4 Level Custom Pattern

Ferrara – Italy, 12.12.2024

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SPW
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Single Photon Workshop 2024

Single Photon Workshop 2024 – Edinburgh

 

single photon workshop 2024

The Single Photon Workshop (SPW) is the largest conference in the world dedicated to single photon generation and detection technology and applications. The biennial international conference brings together a broad range of people across academia, industry and government bodies with interest in single photon sources, single photon detectors, photon entanglement, and their use in scientific and industrial applications. It is an exciting opportunity for those interested in these technologies to learn about the state of the art and to foster continuing partnerships with others seeking to advance the capabilities of such technologies.

Professor Gerald Buller, Heriot-Watt University and Professor Robert Hadfield, University of Glasgow have been nominated to bring the prestigious 11th Single Photon Workshop to Edinburgh. The Conference is Scheduled to take place at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) over the five-day period, 18-22nd November 2024.

Don’t miss to visit our booth and meet our team. Arbitrary Waveform Generators and Fast Pulse Generators can be used to support Quantum experiments as described in these  APPLICATION NOTES.

 

Ferrara – Italy, 19-11-2024

 

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