Description
A radar front end or a physics experiment produces wideband signals, and the capture hardware has to keep up. The Keysight M5200A PXIe digitizer samples four channels at up to 4.8 GSa/s with 12-bit resolution and 2 GHz of analog bandwidth. Also, Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale.

Key figures
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Analog channels | 4 |
| Analog bandwidth | 2 GHz |
| Maximum sample rate | 4.8 GSa/s |
| ADC resolution | 12 bits |
| Bus interface | PXIe x8 Gen 3 |
| Form factor | Single-slot PXIe module |
Why the FPGA matters
The four channels are synchronized, so multi-channel acquisition stays aligned. A programmable FPGA then lets you build custom processing, triggering and deterministic real-time workflows. In addition, direct transfer across the PCIe backplane and PathWave tools help a modular test system scale.
Where the Keysight M5200A PXIe digitizer fits
- Quantum-control and high-energy-physics acquisition.
- Radar, aerospace and defense signal capture.
- Wideband communications and multi-channel research hardware.
- Hardware-in-the-loop and FPGA-accelerated test systems.
Plan the chassis and software
A PXIe module needs a chassis and a controller, so budget for them early. Next, check the slot count, the chassis power and the synchronization you need. Then choose the software API your team will use. Finally, compare channel count, bandwidth, sample rate and ADC resolution against your signals.
Rent for a campaign, or buy
Rent the Keysight M5200A PXIe digitizer for a measurement campaign, a research peak or a proof of concept. Buy it when a test system depends on it daily. Lost in HCM confirms the configuration, condition and availability for each quote.
Request a quote
SMK Vietnam lists this digitizer, while Lost in HCM supplies it. Please request a quote from Lost in HCM with your channel count, chassis and delivery site. You can also view data acquisition and BERT equipment, visit the Keysight website, or contact SMK Vietnam.
M5200A questions
Are the four channels synchronized?
Yes. The listing describes four synchronized 2 GHz channels for multi-channel acquisition.
Does it need a chassis?
Yes. It is a single-slot PXIe module, so it plugs into a PXIe chassis with a controller.
Can I run custom processing on the module?
Yes. A programmable FPGA supports custom processing, triggering and real-time workflows.
















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