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Model 588B — Pulse & Delay Generators, High-Density Multi-Channel

Twelve or twenty-four channels. One rackmount box.

Up to twenty-four independent outputs, 250 ps delay resolution, and channel-to-channel jitter of 50 ps RMS — where a lower-channel instrument would need three units, the 588B does it in one chassis.

Berkeley Nucleonics Model 588B 24-channel pulse generator, front panel
12 / 24
Channels (1U / 2U)
24
Max. independent outputs
250 ps
Delay resolution
50 ps RMS
Jitter

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One model line, several configurations.

Same platform, sized to your channel count and application.

Model 588B, 12-channel

1U chassis

Model 588B, 12-channel

Twelve independent channels in a compact 1U rackmount, sharing one low-jitter time base for coherent multi-channel timing.

Models
588B-12
Model 588B, 24-channel

2U chassis

Model 588B, 24-channel

Twenty-four independent channels with up to twenty-four outputs in 2U — where a smaller instrument needs multiple units, this does it in one.

Models
588B-24
TTL/Adjustable output module

Standard module

TTL/Adjustable output

Fixed TTL/CMOS mode or an adjustable mode from 1.0 to 10.0 VDC into 50 Ω, selectable per configuration.

Models
Dual Channel Output Module

Specified where timing actually matters.

Channel count
12 or 24
1U or 2U rackmount, up to 24 independent outputs
Delay resolution
250 ps
Delay range 0–2,000 s, width 10 ns–2,000 s
Channel-to-channel jitter
50 ps RMS
Shared low-jitter time base across all channels
Delay accuracy
1 ns + .0001 × delay
Across the full delay range
Communications
USB / RS232 / Ethernet
Plus external clock reference input
Storage
12 or 24 bins
One storage bin per channel count
Power
100–240 VAC
50/60 Hz, <3 A
Weight
8 lbs
19" × 10" × 3.50" rackmount chassis

Values reproduced from the Model 588B datasheet (V1.1), as published at berkeleynucleonics.com.

Where the 588B goes to work.

ICCD and PIV testing
sequencing camera gating and illumination pulses across many channels from one coherent time base.

Laser triggering and gating
pulsing multiple pump lasers and devices under test with channel-to-channel jitter of 50 ps RMS.

Radar and sonar simulation
generating dense, precisely timed pulse trains to exercise multi-channel receivers.

High-speed photography
coordinating strobe, shutter, and camera triggers where a dozen or more edges must land in sequence.

High channel count, without a rack full of boxes.

Talk to a Berkeley Nucleonics engineer about the Model 588B configuration for your synchronization needs.

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