Tektronix
DTG 5334 Data Timing Generator Mainframe
The Tektronix DTG 5334 is a data timing generator mainframe that combines the features of a data generator, pulse generator, and DC source. The DTG 5334 offers a maximum data rate of 3.35 Gb/s in NRZ mode. The DTG 5334 uses a modular architecture with four slots for plug-in output modules.[1]
How it works
The DTG 5334 uses a modular architecture: the mainframe provides slots for cold-swappable plug-in output modules, and the instrument can be configured with various combinations of modules to suit different test needs. The mainframe contains a built-in computer running the Windows 2000 operating system, offering a graphical user interface and support for network integration.[1][3]
The DTG 5334 offers a delay resolution of 0.2 ps and can generate data rates from 50 Kb/s to 3.35 Gb/s in NRZ mode. The instrument provides precise control over signal timing, including adjustable delay, phase, and pulse width.[1]
Applications
Additional application areas include magnetic and optical storage device testing, data converter device characterization, and imaging sensor device design and functional test. The instrument can generate stressed eye patterns and inject external jitter for jitter tolerance testing.[1]
What do the numbers mean?
Power & electrical3
Optics & imaging1
Performance1
Control & software1
Dimensions & facilities3
Configuration & options18
What does it need to run?
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Frequently asked questions
What operating modes does the DTG 5334 support?
The DTG 5334 supports pulse generator mode and data generator mode.[1][3]
What is the mainframe architecture of the DTG 5334?
The DTG 5334 uses a benchtop mainframe with plug-in output modules.[1][3]
What test areas is the DTG 5334 used for?
The DTG 5334 is used for semiconductor device functional test, characterization, initial verification, debugging, manufacturing, and quality control.[1]
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- [1]download.tek.com — download.tek.comdownload.tek.com
- [2]Inventory photo
- [3]https://download.tek.com/manual/071160802web.pdf — download.tek.comdownload.tek.com
Last updated Oct 3, 2026.
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