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The following table shows the waveform type and its corresponding characteristics.
The available waveform parameters depend on the waveform type. Each availale
parameter can be adjusted using the Universal Knob and the corresponding
function software under the menu.
Wave
Type
Parameters
Frequency
Range
Amplitude
(High-Z)
Offset
(High-Z
)
Sine
Frequency/Period/Amplitude
/High-Level/Offset/Low-Lev
el value.
1 uHz~25 MHz
4 mV~6 V
± 3.0 V
Square
Frequency/Period/Amplitude
/High-Level/Offset/Low-Lev
el/Duty value.
1 uHz~10 MHz
4 mV~6 V
± 3.0 V
Ramp
Frequency/Period/Amplitude
/High-Level/Offset/Low-Lev
el/Symmetry value.
1 uHz~300
kHz
4 mV~6 V
± 3.0 V
pulse
Frequency/Period/Amplitude
/High-Level/Offset/Low-Lev
el/ Width/ Width Fine value.
1 uHz~10 MHz
4 mV~6 V
± 3.0 V
Noise
Stdev/ Mean value.
DC
Offset value.
± 3.0 V
Arb
Frequency//Period/Amplitud
e/High-Level/Offset/Low-Le
vel value.
2. To set Arb waveform
Press the Utility→ Next Page4/4 → AWG → Wave → Wave Type , then select the
Arb, and it has two types:
Stored Arb：
Users can create and edit arbitrary waveforms by using EasyWave software and a
compatible computer. Waveforms can be downloaded directly to the instrument
using the software or read from a USB memory device which has a valid arbitrary
waveform file. Choose Wave Type → Arb → Arb Type → Stored , enter the stored
Arb interface and invoke the waveform in the external storage device.
Built-in Arb：
Choose Wave Type → Arb → Arb Type → Built-in to enter the following interface,
rotate the knob to move the cursor, press the knob to select to the desired
waveform, and then return back to Built-in waveform interface.
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