The 4034 is a new Pulse Generator from BK Precision. A pulse generator is a piece of electronic test equipment that engineers use to generate rectangular pulses. An electromagnetic pulse generator is best for digital, not analog, circuits. Engineers can inject pulses into a piece of equipment under test as a stimulus as they test the device, using pulses to confirm the equipment’s proper operation.
Additional Features:
Repetition rate of 0.1 Hz to 50 MHz
Both channels offer full functionality and all parameters such as pulse width and transition time can be set independently
Synchronize both channels with the push of a button
Flexible trigger modes: Continuous, Triggered (internal, external, manual), Gated Burst and External Width
Pulse width programmable from 10 ns to 10 s
Transition times (rise and fall times) variable from 6 ns to 25 ms
Programmable delay and double pulse
Store up to 99 different test setups with auto retention of last power down setup
10 Vpp into 50 ohm output
Closed case calibration
Programmable via GPIB and RS-232
SCPI compatible
Included accessories: AC Power cord, CD containing instruction manual, RS-232 cable, test report and certificate of calibration
Three Year Warranty
Appplications:
Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)
Avionics and radar testing
Switching power supply testing
Characterization of active components
The 4034 is a high performance programmable dual channel pulse generator for testing digital systems and circuits based on TTL, CMOS, or ECL technologies. It generates clean and accurate pulses at up to 6 digits resolution with a repetition rate up to 50 MHz, variable pulse widths from 10 ns to 10 s, and pulse delays from 0 ns to 10 s. Output levels are adjustable from -10 V to +10 V, with pulse amplitudes settable from 0.1 Vpp to 10 Vpp into a 50 ohm load.
All parameters, modes, and functions are programmable via the front panel or remote control commands. Additionally, the pulse generator provides selectable complementary pulse and double pulse generation in continuous, triggered, gated, and counted burst modes.
The 4034 is a new Pulse Generator from BK Precision. A pulse generator is a piece of electronic test equipment that engineers use to generate rectangular pulses. An electromagnetic pulse generator is best for digital, not analog, circuits. Engineers can inject pulses into a piece of equipment under test as a stimulus as they test the device, using pulses to confirm the equipment’s proper operation.
Additional Features:
- Repetition rate of 0.1 Hz to 50 MHz
- Both channels offer full functionality and all parameters such as pulse width and transition time can be set independently
- Synchronize both channels with the push of a button
- Flexible trigger modes: Continuous, Triggered (internal, external, manual), Gated Burst and External Width
- Pulse width programmable from 10 ns to 10 s
- Transition times (rise and fall times) variable from 6 ns to 25 ms
- Programmable delay and double pulse
- Store up to 99 different test setups with auto retention of last power down setup
- 10 Vpp into 50 ohm output
- Closed case calibration
- Programmable via GPIB and RS-232
- SCPI compatible
- Included accessories: AC Power cord, CD containing instruction manual, RS-232 cable, test report and certificate of calibration
- Three Year Warranty
Appplications:
- Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)
- Avionics and radar testing
- Switching power supply testing
- Characterization of active components
The 4034 is a high performance programmable dual channel pulse generator for testing digital systems and circuits based on TTL, CMOS, or ECL technologies. It generates clean and accurate pulses at up to 6 digits resolution with a repetition rate up to 50 MHz, variable pulse widths from 10 ns to 10 s, and pulse delays from 0 ns to 10 s. Output levels are adjustable from -10 V to +10 V, with pulse amplitudes settable from 0.1 Vpp to 10 Vpp into a 50 ohm load.
All parameters, modes, and functions are programmable via the front panel or remote control commands. Additionally, the pulse generator provides selectable complementary pulse and double pulse generation in continuous, triggered, gated, and counted burst modes.
