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owon xdg3102 2 ch arbitrary waveform generator 100 mhzKenmerken Advanced DDS technology, up to 250MHz frequency output 1. 25GS s sampling rate, and 1 Hz frequency resolution Up to 1M arbitrary waveform length Vertical resolution: 14 bits Comprehensive waveform output: 6 groups waveforms, and 152 group built in arbitrary waveforms Comprehensive modulation options: AM, FM, PM, FSK, 3FSK, 4FSK, PSK, OSK, ASK, BPSK, PWM, sweep, and burst High accuracy frequency counter integrated, ranging from 100mHz till
Kenmerken
- Advanced DDS technology, up to 250MHz frequency output
- 1.25GS/s sampling rate, and 1 μHz frequency resolution
- Up to 1M arbitrary waveform length
- Vertical resolution: 14 bits
- Comprehensive waveform output: 6 groups waveforms, and 152 group built-in arbitrary waveforms
- Comprehensive modulation options: AM, FM, PM, FSK, 3FSK, 4FSK, PSK, OSK, ASK, BPSK, PWM, sweep, and burst
- High-accuracy frequency counter integrated, ranging from 100mHz till 200MHz
- SCPI and LabVIEW supported
- 8'' 800 x 600 pixels touch screen LCD
Specificaties
| XDG3102 | ||||
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| Channel | 2 | |||
| Frequency Output | 100MHz | |||
| Sample Rate | 1.25GSa/s | |||
| Vertical Resolution | 14 bits | |||
| Waveform | ||||
| Standard Waveform | sine, square, pulse, ramp, noise, and harmonic | |||
| Arbitrary Waveform | exponential rise, exponential fall, sin(x)/x, step wave, and others, total of 150 built-in waveforms, and user-defined arbitrary waveform |
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| Frequency (resolution 1μHz) | ||||
| Sine | 1μHz - 100MHz | |||
| Square | 1μHz - 40MHz | |||
| Pulse | 1μHz - 25MHz | |||
| Ramp | 1μHz - 5MHz | |||
| Harmonic | 1μHz - 50MHz | |||
| Noise | 120MHz (-3dB, typical) | |||
| Arbitrary Waveform | built-in waveform: 1uHz - 15MHz user-defined waveform: 1uHz - 50MHz |
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| Accuracy | ±1ppm, 0°C - 40°C | |||
| Amplitude | ||||
| Amplitude (50Ω) | 1mVpp - 10Vpp (≤40MHz); 1mVpp - 5Vpp (≤80MHz) 1mVpp - 2.5Vpp (≤120MHz); 1mVpp - 1Vpp (≤250MHz) |
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| Amplitude(high impedance) | 2mVpp - 20Vpp (≤40MHz); 2mVpp - 10Vpp (≤80MHz); 2mVpp - 5Vpp (≤120MHz); 2mVpp - 2Vpp (≤250MHz) |
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| Resolution | 1mV or 4 digits | |||
| DC Offset | Range (50Ω) | ±(5 Vpk - Amplitude Vpp/2) | ||
| Range (high-Z, open circuit) | ±(10 Vpk - Amplitude Vpp/2) | |||
| Accuracy | ±(1% of |setting| + 1mV + Amplitude Vpp x 0.5%) | |||
| Resolution | 1mV or 4 digits | |||
| Load Impedance | 50Ω (typical) | |||
| Accuracy | ±(1% of setting + 1 mVpp) (typical, 1kHz sine, 0V offset) | |||
| Sine Wave Spectrum Purity | ||||
| Harmonic Distortion Typical (0dB) |
DC - 1MHz: <-65dBc 1MHz - 10MHz: <-60dBc 10MHz - 120MHz: <-50dBc 120MHz - 200MHz: <-45dBc |
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| Total Harmonic Distortion | ≤0.05 %, 10 Hz to 20 kHz, 1 Vpp | |||
| Spurious (non-harmonic), Typical (0dB) |
≤10MHz: <-70dBc >10MHz: <-70dBc + 6dB/ octave |
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| Phase Noise Typical (0 dBm, 10 kHz deviation) |
10MHz: -110dBc/Hz | |||
| Square | ||||
| Rise/Fall Time | <5ns | |||
| Overshoot | <3% | |||
| Duty Cycle | 50.0% (fixed) | |||
| Jitter (rms) | 300ps + 100ppm | |||
| Pulse | ||||
| Pulse Width | 12ns - 996875s | |||
| Leading/Trailing Edge Time | ≤7ns | |||
| Overshoot | <3% | |||
| Jitter (rms) | 300ps + 100ppm | |||
| Ramp | ||||
| Linearity | ≤1% of peak output (typical, 1kHz, 1 Vpp, 50% symmetry) | |||
| Symmetry | 0% to 100% | |||
| Harmonic | ||||
| Harmonic Order | ≤16 | |||
| Harmonic Type | even, odd, all, user | |||
| Harmonic Amplitude | could be set for all the harmonics | |||
| Harmonic Phase | ||||
| Arbitrary | ||||
| Waveform Length | 2 points - 1M points | |||
| Vertical Resolution | 14 bits | |||
| Minimum Rise/Fall Time | <7ns | |||
| Jitter (rms) | 3ns | |||
| Modulation | ||||
| Type | AM, FM, PM, PWM, FSK, 3FSK, 4FSK, PSK, OSK, ASK, BPSK, sweep, and burst | |||
| AM | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | sine, square, ramp, noise, and arbitrary | |||
| Depth | 0.0% - 100.0% | |||
| Modulating Frequency | 2 mHz - 100 kHz | |||
| FM | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | sine, square, ramp, noise, and arbitrary | |||
| Modulating Frequency | 2 mHz - 100 kHz | |||
| PM | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | sine, square, ramp, noise, and arbitrary | |||
| Phase Deviation | 0° - 180° | |||
| Modulating Frequency | 2 mHz - 100 kHz | |||
| PWM | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | pulse | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | sine, square, ramp, noise, and arbitrary | |||
| Width Deviation | 0 ~ minimum (pulse duty ratio, 100% - pulse duty ratio) | |||
| Modulating Frequency | 2 mHz - 100 kHz | |||
| FSK / 3FSK / 4FSK | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | square with 50% duty cycle | |||
| Key Frequency | 2 mHz - 1MHz | |||
| PSK | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | square with 50% duty cycle | |||
| Key Frequency | 2 mHz - 1MHz | |||
| OSK | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal | |||
| Oscillation Time | square with 50% duty cycle | |||
| Key Frequency | 2 mHz - 1MHz | |||
| ASK | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal / external | |||
| Modulating Waveform | square with 50% duty cycle | |||
| Key Frequency | 2 mHz - 1MHz | |||
| BPSK | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Source | internal | |||
| Modulating Waveform | square with 50% duty cycle | |||
| Key Frequency | 2 mHz - 1MHz | |||
| Sweep | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Type | linear, and log | |||
| Direction | up, and down | |||
| Sweep Time | 1 ms to 500s, ± 0.1% | |||
| Trigger Source | internal, external, and manual | |||
| Burst | ||||
| Carrier Waveform | sine, square, ramp, pulse, and arbitrary (except DC) | |||
| Burst Count | 1 to 50,000 period, infinite, gating | |||
| Internal Period | 10 ns - 500 s | |||
| Gated Source | external trigger | |||
| Frequency Counter | ||||
| Function | frequency period, +width, -width, +duty, and -duty | |||
| Frequency Range | 100mHz - 200MHz | |||
| Frequency Resolution | 7 digits | |||
| Input / Output | ||||
| Display | 8”800 x 600 pixels touch screen LCD | |||
| Type | frequency counter, external modulation input, external trigger input, external reference clock input / output |
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| Communication Interface | USB Host, USB Device, and LAN | |||
| Dimensions | 340 x 177 x 90 mm | |||
| Weight | 2.50 kg | |||
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