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33600A Series Trueform Waveform Generators - Data Sheet
33600A Series Trueform Waveform Generator Test Challenges
signal generator is outputting the signals
of waveform generators with exclusive
Trueform technology offer you the
for even your most complex tests. Superior
signal integrity guarantees you the
for playing arbitrary waveforms with a
creating complex waveform sequences.
The ability to choose from a range of
the future.
challenges for which the 33600A Series
Trueform waveform generators are
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Test challenge How Trueform can help
Generating a waveform with many points
examples
– Long non-repeating signals
– Simple signals requiring a lot of time resolution
– Simulating a digital data protocol
– Simulating a digitally modulated carrier
– Deep waveform memory
– 1 GSa/s arb sampling rate
– Trueform waveform generator accuracy
– Ample onboard memory to store all of
your waveforms
Simulating signals with the highest integrity
examples
– Reproduce an arb with designed glitches
– Run arbs at a fast frequency with the same
signal from cycle to cycle
– Simulate a complex signal
– Need the best signal quality possible
– Trueform waveform generators are the
best in the industry
– Jitter at < 1 ps
– Plays every point as designed without
– Output voltage with load settings
– None of the weaknesses of DDS (e.g.,
distorted signals and stretched points)
– 14-bit resolution
Effortlessly couple or synchronize two signals on
a waveform generator
examples
– IQ modulation testing
– Provide a stimulus for device and trigger
signals
– Simulate a differential pair
– Creating a frequency relationship on two
signals
– Dual channels
– Easy frequency coupling
– Easy amplitude coupling
– Match or mirror signals between two
channels
Using a waveform generator to generate a PRBS
signal
examples
– Test a transmission line
– Acoustic testing
– Noise simulation
– Generate an eye pattern stimulus
– Built-in PRBS functions
– PN3 through PN32
– Up to 100-Mbps bit rate
– Jitter at < 1 ps
– Synchronized output for external clocking
– Channel coupling
Creating a differential signal with a waveform
generator
examples
– Simulate an IC output
– Simulate balance twisted pair outputs
– Simulate a biomedical signal
– Generate an LVDS stimulus signal
– Dual channels
– Frequency or amplitude coupling
– Identical or inverted signals between two
channels
– Floating outputs up to 42 V
– 1 mVpp to 10 Vpp outputs
arbitrary waveforms
examples
– Change one segment of an arb without
redesigning the whole signal
– Reuse your proven signal designs but put them
together in a different order
– Have a signal continuously playing until an
event starts another signal
– Need to sweep your arb through a set of different
frequencies
– Need to sweep your arb through a set of
different frequencies
– Arbitrary waveform sequencing
– Arbitrary waveform triggering model
– 1 GSa/s
–
settings with arb metadata
– Deep waveform memory
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