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1, 2 or 4 waveform channels, independent or linked. |
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40MS/s or 100MS/s 12-bit arbitrary waveform capability. |
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64K or 1M Point waveform memory per channel. |
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Complex waveform sequencing and looping capability. |
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Waveform creation/editing tools built-in sophisticated external Windows based software
included. |
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Inter-channel triggering, summing and phase control. |
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Multiple generators can be easily phase locked. |
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16MHz or 40Mhz function generator capabilities using DDS. |
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Multiple ¡®standard¡¯ waveforms including sine, square, triangle, haversine, ramp, pulse
and sin(x)/x. |
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Complex waveform sequencing and looping capability using up to sixteen waveform
segments. |
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Pulse train pattern generation for up to 10 pulses. |
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Wide range sweep, AM, tone switching, signal summing. |
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Tone switching facilitates precision DTMF generation. |
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Built-in trigger generator, gated & triggered burst modes. |
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Fully interfaceable via RS-232 and GPIB (IEEE-488.2). |
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External ARB clock input (TGA1210X units only) |
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Unlimited waveform storage using CF memory cards (TGA1210X units only) |
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GPIB(IEEE-488.2), RS-232 and USB interfaces (TGA1210X units only) |
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The expansion of electronics within every engineering discipline is requiring today¡¯s
engineers to generate ever more diverse and complex signals.
The TGA1200 series of universal wave-form generators has been designed to meet that challenge.
Powerful arbitrary, function and pulse gen-erator capabilities are combined with com-prehensive
modulation modes and up to four independent channels. |
The TGA1200 series comprises three models : |
TGA1241 : 40MS/s Single channel waveform gen-erator in 3U half rack size case. |
TGA1242 : 40MS/s Two channel waveform gen-erator in 3U half rack size case. |
TGA1244 : 40MS/s Four channel waveform gen-erator in 3U half rack size case. |
TGA12101 : 100MS/s Single channel waveform gen-erator in 3U half rack size case. |
TGA12102(Near Future) :
100MS/s Two channel waveform gen-erator in 3U half rack size case. |
TGA12104(Near Future) :
1000MS/s Four channel waveform gen-erator in 3U half rack size case. On Multi-Channel
units each channel can be operated fully independently, or multiple channels can be linked
using simple or complex relationships. |
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Each channel can operate as a full DDS function generator. High quality sine, co-sine,
haversine, havercosine and square waves are available between 1mHz and 16MHz.
Setting resolution is 7 digits or 1mHz. Triangle, ramp and sine(x)/x waveforms are available
from 0.1mHz up to 100kHz. |
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Each channel can generate not just pulses but complex pulse trains.
A pattern of up to 10 pulses can be quickly defined with each pulse having
its own am-plitude, width and delay.
The whole pulse train pattern can
then be replayed at a user defined
repetition rate.
Where variable rise time pulses are required, the full arbitrary function
can
be used. |
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The TGA1200 series are highly sophisti-cated 12-bit arbitrary generators capable of
recreating virtually any waveform. True variable clock architecture is used with
clock speeds between 0.1MHz and.
40MHz This architecture avoids the clock jitter associated with DDS arbitrary generators
and permits waveform linking, loop-ing and sequencing.
Wave forms may be defined with up to 4096 vertical points and from 4 to 65,536 horizontal
points.
Arbitrary waveforms may be replayed at a specified waveform frequency, period or
sample rate.
Up to 100 user-defined waveforms can be stored within the instrument¡¯s 256K
of non-volatile memory. |
<Linked-sequence operation> |
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Up to sixteen arbitrary waveforms may be linked in a sequence.
Each waveform can have a loop count of up to 32,768 and the whole
sequence can be run continuously or repeated more than a million times.
For multi-channel models, waveforms on different channels can be ¡®daisy
chained¡¯ and looped. By summing the channel outputs, up to 64 segments
can be used to create highly complex waveforms. |
Simple
waveform
sequence |
<Easy waveform editing> |
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Waveform creation and editing features are incorporated within the instrument. Theseinclude
waveform insert, point edit, line draw, amplitude adjust and invert.
Start and End points and data values can be defined using the keypad or the rotary control.
A wide range of standard waveforms is available for insertion within an arbitrary waveform.
These include sine, triangle, ramp and square. Sections of existing arbitrary waveforms can
also be inserted. For more sophisticated waveform editing, Windows based software
is provided. (see the next page for more detail)
Waveforms created on a PC can be downloaded to the instrument via the RS232 or GPIB
interfaces. |
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All waveforms can be swept over their full frequency range at a rate variable between
30 milliseconds.
All waveforms can be swept over their full frequency range at a rate variable between
30 milliseconds and 15 minutes. Sweep can be linear or logarithmic, single or continuous.
Single sweeps can be trig-gered from the front panel, the trigger in-put, or the digital interfaces.
Multiple channels can be swept simulta-neously. |
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Amplitude Modulation and Suppressed Carrier Modulation are available
for all waveforms.
Any channel can be used to modulate an-other channel. Alternatively all
channels can be modulated simultaneously via the modula-tion input. |
Amplitude
modulation |
<Built-in trigger generator> |
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All waveforms are available as a triggered burst whereby each trigger edge will pro-uce
one burst of the carrier Start and stop phase is fully variable.
Both Triggered and Gated
modes can be operated from the internal trigger genera-tor,from
an adjacent channel,
an external source or a key press or remote command.
The trigger generator signal is
available as a separate output if required. |
<Tone switching> |
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The TGA1200 series can provide triggered switching between
up to 16
frequencies of standard or arbitrary waveforms.
Tone switching modes can
be gated, trig-gered or FSK using any
trigger source.
By summing two
channels together it ispossible to gen-erate precise
DTMF test signals.
The TGA1200 series incorporates both an RS-232 interface and
a GPIB
(IEEE-488) interface as standard.
These can be used for loading arbitrary waveforms and for remote
control
of all in-strument functions. |
Simple tone
switching |
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The TGA1240 series incorporates both an RS-232 interface and a GPIB (IEEE-488)
interface as standard.
These can be used for loading arbitrary waveforms and for remote control of all in-strument
functions. |
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Sinewave with defined harmonic distortion containing odd harmonics only.
Generated on a PC using the equation editor to add 10% of 3rd harmonic,
5% of 5th harmonic, and 2.5% of 7th harmonic. |
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All of the main information is clearly dis-played on a backlit 80 character LCD.
Eight 'soft' keys provide fast data editing. On the 1242 and 1244, a Copy Channel key enables
similar setups to be created across multiple channels with ease.
All parameters can be entered directly from the numeric keypad. Alternatively most parameters
can be incremented or decremented using the rotary control. |
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PSU stimulus waveforms for testing of automotive components. |
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Burst waveform triggered from pulse sequence on adjacent channel. |
For applications requiring more than 20V pk-pk emf, an external wideband amplifier
is available. The WA301 can provide up to 30V pk-pk from 50W. |
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Simulated cardiac waveform and control pulses. |
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<´ÙÁß Ã¤³Î phase locking> |
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Any number of channels can be phase locked with offsets defined to
a resolution of 0.1¢ª(or 360¢ª/waveform points for arbitrary waveforms).
For applications requiring more than four chan-nels,multiple
generators
can be phase locked.
TGA1210x models can be phase lockted to an external clock and
offer phase
continuous frequency changes.
N.B. All models including the TGA1241 and TGA12101 have the facility
for
phase locking to another generator. |
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Waveform Summing sums the waveform from any channel into the
next
channel.
Alternatively any number of chan-nels can be summed with
an external signal.
This permits complex modu-lations to be created such as noise
superimposition. |
Arbitrary
waveform
summed
with noise |
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Because any channel can be triggered by the previous or next channel, waveforms on
different
channels can be ¡®daisy chained¡¯ and looped.
By summing the channel out-puts, up to 64 segments can be used (32 segments for
TGA1242).
A channel can be used to AM modulate or SCM modulate another channel. |
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Inter-channel modulation and summing allows the simulation of
various telecom digital modulation systems. |
Simulated cardiac waveform and control pulses. |
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Each generator is supplied complete with sophisticated Windows based software for the
creation, editing and management of waveforms.
This powerful software can be used to create arbitrary waveforms from scratch using drawing
tools, equations orboth together.
Real-world waveforms imported from DSOs or other sources can be modified and combined
with other waveforms using editing functions.
A library of ¡®standard¡¯ waveforms is included which can be used as ¡®elements¡¯ when creating
or modifying waveforms.
A powerful Equation Editor provides an array of mathematical functions including logarithmic
and geometric operands. Waveform creation and editing can make use of drawing tools in
combination with equations,insertion and manipulation.
Multiple waveforms can be further com-bined using mathematical operators to create new
waveforms.
The Windows software incorporates direct support for uploading waveforms from Tektronix
digital oscilloscopes. A driver for LabWindows CVI from National Instruments is available
which enables imports from other equipment to be achieved within the LabWindows
environment. |
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