The 3401-F is a pulse generator from Keithley.
Features:
Single-Channel Signal Generator
Broad-purpose voltage pulse and pattern generation
Programmable pulse parameters, amplitude, rise time, fall time, pulse width, and duty cycle
Pulse and burst modes for material and device characterization
Serial data pattern simulation for functional characterization tasks
Choice of single-or dual-channel signal outputs
1mHz - 165MHz frequency output range
Independently adjustable rise and fall times
3ns - 1000s pulse width range
Four operating modes: pulse, burst, pattern, external width
GPIB and USB interfaces
2U full-rack design
The Model 3401-F is a single-channel signal generator. The Model 3402’s specifications are identical to the Model 3401’s, with the addition of a second signal output channel, which is useful for applications that require sourcing multiple streams of pulses or patterns simultaneously. Both instruments can source pulses at frequencies ranging from 1mHz to 165MHz with pulse amplitudes of up to ±10V (with 50? source impedance) or ±20V (with 1k? source impedance). Pulse widths ranging from 3ns to 1000s in length can be programmed with rise times as short as 2ns.
The 3401-F is a pulse generator from Keithley.
Features:
- Single-Channel Signal Generator
- Broad-purpose voltage pulse and pattern generation
- Programmable pulse parameters, amplitude, rise time, fall time, pulse width, and duty cycle
- Pulse and burst modes for material and device characterization
- Serial data pattern simulation for functional characterization tasks
- Choice of single-or dual-channel signal outputs
- 1mHz - 165MHz frequency output range
- Independently adjustable rise and fall times
- 3ns - 1000s pulse width range
- Four operating modes: pulse, burst, pattern, external width
- GPIB and USB interfaces
- 2U full-rack design
The Model 3401-F is a single-channel signal generator. The Model 3402’s specifications are identical to the Model 3401’s, with the addition of a second signal output channel, which is useful for applications that require sourcing multiple streams of pulses or patterns simultaneously. Both instruments can source pulses at frequencies ranging from 1mHz to 165MHz with pulse amplitudes of up to ±10V (with 50? source impedance) or ±20V (with 1k? source impedance). Pulse widths ranging from 3ns to 1000s in length can be programmed with rise times as short as 2ns.
