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■	Maximum frequency: 200 MHz (sine wave), 70 MHz (square wave, pulse)
■	Maximum output voltage: 20 Vp-p/open (10 Vp-p/50 Ω, 110 MHz or less)
	Waveform amplitude resolution: Approx. 16 bit
■	Various types of output waveforms: Sine, square, pulse, ramp, noise, DC, parameter-variable and arbitrary
■	Square wave and pulse with high resolution, variable duty of 0.0001%
■	High-speed, large-capacity arbitrary waveform: 420 MS/s, 4 Mi* words * Mi represents 220 = 1048576
■	Various oscillation modes: Continuous, burst/trigger/gate, internal/external modulation, sweep, burst and modulation, sweep and modulation
■	Sequence function
■	“Synclator” function: Automatically synchronizes a signal input from an external source to the main output signal.
■	Interfaces: USB, GPIB, LAN (optional)
■	Control software: Arbitrary waveform/sequence editing, remote control and logging

 

 

Output Waveforms

Standard Wavform | As a Pulse Generator | Sweep | Modulation | Burst/Trigger/Gate | 2-channel Ganged Operation | External Additiona Input | 4-channel Output | Burst and ModulationSweep and Modulation | Arbitrary Waveform | Application-specific Waveform |

■ Standard Wavform

Sine Wave	Square Wave	Pulse Wave
Ramp Wave	Noise (Gaussian distribution)	Parameter-variable Wave (CF Controled Sinel)

■ As a Pulse Generator

Pulse Width Variable

Rising/falling Time Variable

■ Sweep

Sweep

Gated Sweep

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■ Modulation

Sweep

Gated Sweep

Amplitude Modulation (AM)

DC Offset Modulation

Pulse-width Modulation (PWM)

■ Burst/Trigger/Gate

Auto Burst	Trigger Burst	Gate
Triggered Gate	Full-wave Rectified Waveform (Burst and Trigger)	Half-wave Rectified Waveform (Bursrt and Trigger)
3-value Pulse (Burst and Trigger)

■ 2-channel Ganged Operation

Two Channels Independent

Differential Output

■ External Additiona Input

DC Offset Modulation

Surge Waveform

■ 4-channel Output (using the Sub-output)

Main-outputs of CH1 and CH2 generate amplitude modulated sine waves.
Sub-outputs of CH1 and CH2 generate internal modulation waveforms.
CH2 sub-output waveform is 90°-shift from reference phase.

■ Burst and Modulation, Sweep and Modulation

Two Channels Independent	Differential Output
Two Channels Independent

■ Arbitrary Waveform

Staircase Wave	Staircase Wave
Full-wave rectifier circuit ripple wave	Intermittent sine wave (3 waves + 1 wave)

■ Application-specific waveform

Application-specific waveform examples using a variety of functions

> Three-phase AC waveform Used functions: 2-channel ganged operation, sub-output The main output from CH1 and CH2 is ganged, a sine wave is output from the sub-output, and a synchronized three-phase AC signal is generated. The frequency can be continuously changed, even keep 120° phase differences for each output.
> Three-phase AC waveform Used functions: 2-ch ganged operation, sub-output	> LED dimmer noise Used function: Parameter-variable waveform
Full-wave rectifier circuit ripple wave	Intermittent sine wave (3 waves + 1 wave)
The sine wave is amplitude modulated and output from CH1, and the another sine wave modulated by forward 90° phase shift modulation wave, has output from CH2.	Output as an arbitrary waveform by adding the damped oscillation wave of the Parameter-variable Waveform to the sine wave.