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WF1973 (1-channel)
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Oscillation
Frequency: 0.01 µHz to 30M Hz
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| Above all else, function
generators must be very accurate. The WF1973 and
WF1974 are high-specification instruments that deliver
exceptional precision, stability and reliability
in support of a wide variety of applications. |
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Frequency
accuracy :
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(3 ppm of setting + 2 pHz)
(External frequency reference of 10 MHz usable.)
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Frequency
resolution :
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0.01 µHz
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Amplitude
accuracy :
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±
(1% of amplitude setting [Vp-p] + 2 mVp-p)/open
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Phase
setting resolution :
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0.001° (setting
range: –1800.000° to +1800.000°)
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Duty
setting range :
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0.0000%
to 100.0000%; resolution: 0.0001%
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Pulse
wave rising/falling time:
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15.0 ns
to 58.8 Ms; 3-digit resolution/0.1 ns
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Resolution
of arbitrary waveform data amplitude:
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16 bits
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Equipped
with standard, arbitrary and “parameter-variable”
waveforms.
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Output
Waveforms:
Sine, square, pulse, ramp, noise, DC, arbitrary
and parameter-variable |
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Sine
wave
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Square
wave
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Pulse
wave
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Ramp
wave
(Synmetry variable)
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Noise
(Gaussian distribution)
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Up
to 512 K words/Waveform, 4 M words
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Arbitrary waveforms up
to 512 K words can be output. Up to 128 waveforms
can be stored in the large 4 M words memory. Highly
precise waveforms are generated using high-resolution
(14-bit), high-speed (120M samples/sec) sampling.
Waveforms can be generated easily either via the
control panel (linear interpolation of control points)
or in software using the
Arbitrary
Waveform Editor
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data to be imported and mathematical expressions
to be applied.
Preprogrammed parameter-variable waveforms can be
retrieved and edited as required. |
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Arbitrary
Waveform Editor
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Main
Unit editing screen
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The desired waveform
can be quickly generated.
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Oscillation
Modes:
Continous, burst/trigger/gate, internal/external
modulation, sweep and sequence
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Sweep and modulation
functions
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| Frequency, phase, amplitude, DC offset
and duty sweeps can be performed in one-way or shuttle,
linear or logarithmic slope*,
and continuous, single-shot or gated single-shot
modes. Marker and X-drive outputs are available.
DC offset modulation and PWM modes are supported
as well as FM, FSK, PM, PSK, and AM—both internal
and external modulation. These function generators
can address a wide range of applications, including
baseband functional testing for digital communications. |
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Logarithmic
mode is supported only for frequency sweeping.
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Amplitude
sweep
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Gated
sweep
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AM
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Offset
modulation
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PWM
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Flexible program output
patterns
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Ideal 2-channel generator
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As pulse generator
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the WF1973 and WF1974 show excellent performance
when used as a pulse generator or signal source
for digital circuits. The duty/time, rising time,
and falling time of pulse waves can be individually
set, so these generators are best suited to operation
testing of a wide variety of digital equipment and
devices, data transmission equipment, and more. |
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Pulse
width variable
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Rising/falling
time variable
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Rising
time (15 ns)
X: 10 ns/DIV, Y: 2 V/DIV
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External 10
MHz frequency reference input, synchronous operation
of multiple generators
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WF1973 rear panel
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A high-accuracy frequency can be output
when an external 10 MHz standard signal is input
into the external 10 MHz frequency reference input
(REF IN).
Synchronous operation of up to six units is possible
in the form of master/slave connections*,
using the frequency reference output (REF OUT) and
frequency reference input (REF IN). A multi-channel
(multi-phase) oscillator can be configured. |
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A
BNC cable is used for connection.
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User-defined
unit function
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DC offset and duty can be set and displayed in desired
unit (up to four characters), using a specified
conversion expression. |
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Other
features ......
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Input/output signal ground independent
of housing and signal ground between channels also
insulated. |
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Output voltage under specified load
impedance can be set and displayed. |
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External signals can be added and
output. |
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Up to ten settings can be saved. |
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USB and GPIB interfaces |
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LabVIEW driver included. |
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Power supply input for 90 V AC to
250 V AC enables worldwide use. |
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Waveform display (TFT color LCD with
the QVGA high resolution) |
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Flat and light body (88 mm high, approx.
2.1 kg) |
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