Trigger Generator - Aim TTi TGF3162 Guia De Inicio Rapido

Gated
Waveform will run while the Gate signal is true and stop while false.
Carrier Waveforms:
Maximum Carrier
Frequency:
Trigger Repetition Rate:
Gate Signal Source:
Gate Start/Stop Phase:
Sweep
Frequency sweep capability is provided for both standard and arbitrary waveforms.
Carrier Waveforms:
Sweep Mode:
Sweep Direction:
Sweep Range:
Sweep Time:
Sweep Trigger Source:

Trigger Generator

Internal source 20ns to 500s or 2mHz to 50MHz [40ns to 500s or 2mHz to 25MHz] square wave
adjustable in 10ns steps, 11 digit resolution. Each channel has its own trigger generator. Channel 1
trigger is available for external use from the MAIN OUT 2 socket when Channel 2 is configured to
output Channel 1 sync waveform and sync source is set to trigger.
Dual-channel Operations (only available in TGF3082 with Option GU3082)
Tracking
Independent (Off):
Equal:
Coupling
Frequency coupling:
Amplitude (and DC Offset)
coupling:
Output coupling:
120
Sine, Square, Ramp, Pulse, Noise, PRBS (only available in TGF3082
with Option GU3082), Arb
50MHz [25MHz], subject to carrier waveform.
2mHz to 50MHz [2mHz to 25MHz] internal
DC to 1MHz external.
Internal from keyboard or trigger generator.
External from TRIG IN or remote interface.
-360.000 to +360.000 degrees, 0.001 degree resolution. Phase offset
cannot be set for Noise and PRBS waveforms.
Sine, Square, Ramp, Arb
Linear or logarithmic, triggered or continuous.
Up or Down
From 1µHz to Fmax. Phase continuous. Independent setting of the start
and stop frequency.
1µs to 500s (9 digit resolution).
The sweep may be free run or triggered from the following sources:
Internal from keyboard or trigger generator.
Externally from TRIG IN input or remote interface. External trigger
repetition rate: DC to 1MHz
The channels are independent of each other.
The two channels are identical and behave identically.
The frequencies of the two channels can be coupled. Changing the
frequency of one channel changes the frequencies of both channels.
Amplitude (and DC offset) of the two channels can be coupled.
Changing the amplitude and offset on one channel changes the
amplitude and offset of both channels.
Output On/Off can be coupled. Switching the output On/Off on one
channel switches the output On/Off of both channels.