Datasheet

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 Dual-channel Output, Built-in and Editable Arb Waveform
 Abundant Modulation Functions, Sweep, Burst
 Channel Coupling and Copy  Built-in Frequency Counter
Abundant Modulation Functions:
Support
AM, FM, PM and FSK, the modulated waveforms are
intuitively shown on the screen. It can be used in
Education & Training area proverbially.
Sweep: It can generate “sweep” from the start
frequency to the stop frequency during appointed
sweep time (1 ms ~ 500 s) you specify. Sweeping can
be generated by Sine, Square, Ramp or Arbitrary
waveforms.
Burst: It can generate pulse sequence for a variety
of waveform function,
and the waveform could
continuousely cycle within specific time or apply
external gating signal.
Channel Coupling:
Once you setup the
base channel and the Frequency/Phase
deviation of the two channels, the
Frequency/Phase of the other one will vary
with the base channel and will still keep the
deviation you have selected.
Channel Copy: According to this
function, the parameters from one channel
could be copied to another channel with no
change of the waveform shape.
The counter coulde be used to measure these
parameters: frequency, period, duty cycle,
positive pulse width and negative pulse width
within the range of 100 mHz to 200 MHz.
Two modes of counter are available:
Auto mode: The coupling mode, sensitivity,
trigger level and the switch of high frequency
reject could be set automatically.
Manual mode: DC/AC, sensitivity (low, mid,
high), trigger level, the switch of high
frequency reject could be set manually.
Dual Channel Output:
Separately setup the
wavefrom and parameter as well as the output state
of two channels. The phases from two channels
could be synchronous while outputting based on
the “AligPha” function from operation menu.
Built-in Waveform Output: The instrument
has 48 built-in arbitrary waves (contains DC) which
including
common, math, engineering, window
function and other common waves.
Editable Arb Waveform: Enable to edit and
output a arbitrary wave with 14bits, 4kpts.
In addition, the instrument provides 10 nonvolatile
memories for storing custom arbitrary waves.
According to Ultrawave, more waves could be
edited and saved.