Instructions
Table Of Contents
- Table of contents
- Preface
- Getting started
- General features
- Before installation
- Standard accessories
- Operating requirements
- Power the instrument on and off
- Change instrument settings at power-on
- Erase waveforms from memory
- Select a local language
- Protect your instrument from misuse
- General care
- Update your instrument firmware
- Equivalent output circuits
- Instrument front panel, interface, and rear panel
- Operating basics
- Quick tutorial: How to select a waveform and adjust parameters
- Quick tutorial: How to generate a sine waveform
- Quick tutorial: Instrument help system
- Generate a pulse waveform
- Generate a built-in waveform
- Create/save a user-defined waveform
- Recall a user-defined waveform
- Generate noise
- Generate DC
- Sweep a waveform
- Modulate a waveform
- Generate a burst waveform
- Copy channel setting
- USB memory device
- Utility menu
- Save/recall instrument setup
- Application examples
- Appendix A: Line fuse replacement
- Index
Operating basics
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AFG1000 Series Quick Start User Manual
Modulation waveform facts
and formulas
You can select an internal or external signal as an source.
You can select a modulation shape from the internal memory or USB memory
device.
You can only select sine, square, ramp, or arb as a carrier waveform.
The following equations show the output amplitude of AM, FM, and PM
modulation (in this example, sine waveform is used for carrier waveform
and modulation waveform):
AM: Output(V
p-p
) =
FM: Output(V
p-p
) =
PM: Output(V
p-p
) =
Carrier amplitude A[V
p-p
]
Carrier frequency fc [Hz]
Modulation frequency fm [Hz]
Time t [sec]
AM Modulation depth M [%]
FM Deviation D [Hz]
PM Deviation P [degree]
The following table shows relationship between modulation depth and
maximum amplitude for AM modulation waveform (internal modulation
source is selected):
Depth Maximum amplitude
100% A (V
p-p
)
50% A (V
p-p
) * 0.75
0%
A (V
p-p
) * 0.50