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Introduction and Specifications
Introduction 1
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The supplied Windows™-based arbitrary waveform creation software gives access to
more comprehensive features, allowing you to create waveforms from mathematical
expressions, from combinations of other waveforms, freehand, or using a combination of
all three techniques. Waveforms created in this way are downloaded via the RS232 or
GPIB interface.
Up to 100 waveforms may be stored, each with a user-specified length and name.
Wavefor
ms may be strung together to form a sequence of up to 16 steps. Each waveform
may have a user defined repeat count from 1 to 32,768.
All waveforms can be swept over their full frequency
range at a rate variable between 30
milliseconds and 15 minutes. Sweeps can be linear or logarithmic, single or continuous.
Single sweeps can be triggered from the front panel, the trigger input, or from the digital
interfaces. A sweep marker is provided.
Amplitude modulation is available for all waveform
s and is controlled from the previous
channel or from an external generator via the MODULATION input socket.
Signal summing is available for all waveforms and is driven from
the previous channel or
from an external generator via the SUM input socket.
All waveforms are available as a triggered burst, whereby each active edge of the trigger
signal will produce one burst of the carrier. The number of cy
cles in the burst can be set
between 1 and 1,048,575.
The gated mode turns the output signal on when the gating signal is true and off when it
is false.
Both triggered and gated modes can be operated from
the previous or next channel, from
the internal trigger generator (0.005 Hz to 100 kHz), from an external source (dc to
1 MHz) or by a key press or remote command.
Any number of channels can be phase locked with the phase angle under user control.
You can use this feature to generate
multi-phase waveforms or locked waveforms of
different frequencies.
If you need more signals than one instrument provides you can use the signals from the
REF IN/OUT and SYNC OUT sockets to phase lock two instruments.
The generator parameters are clearly display
ed on a backlit LCD with four rows of 20
characters. Soft-keys and sub menus are used to guide you through even the most
complex functions.
You can enter all parameters directly from the nu
meric keypad. Most parameters can
also be incremented or decremented using the rotary control. This system combines quick
and easy numeric data entry with quasi-analogue adjustment when required.
The generator has RS232 and GPIB interfaces as standard which can be used fo
r remote
control of all of the instrument functions or for the down-loading of arbitrary waveforms.
As well as operating in conventional RS232 mode the serial interface can also be used in
addressable
mode whereby you can link up to 32 instruments to a single PC serial port.
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