The CFG253 is a Function Generator from Tektronix. A function generator is a type of signal generator people use to generate many kinds of electrical waveforms over a range of frequencies. A function generator is a type of electronic test equipment that produces sine, triangular, square, and sawtooth shape waveforms. The user can make these waveforms single-shot, using a trigger source, or repetitive, based on use. This kind of signal generator uses integrated circuits to create waveforms. Function generators cover both RF and Microwave frequencies.
Additional Features:
Frequency range: 1.0 Hz to 3 MHz in 7 ranges
Square, Triangle and Sine Waves; TTL Output
20 dB Attenuator
Internal or External Frequency Sweep
Variable Duty Cycle
Variable Symmetry (20 to 80%)
The Tektronix CFG253 has output bandwidth of 1.0 Hz to 3 MHz. Function generators produce sine, square and triangle waves and TTL signals for testing amplifiers, filters and digital circuits. Sweep function can be controlled internally or with an external signal. Duty cycle, DC offset, sweep rate, sweep width and amplitude are all operator controlled.
The CFG253 is a Function Generator from Tektronix. A function generator is a type of signal generator people use to generate many kinds of electrical waveforms over a range of frequencies. A function generator is a type of electronic test equipment that produces sine, triangular, square, and sawtooth shape waveforms. The user can make these waveforms single-shot, using a trigger source, or repetitive, based on use. This kind of signal generator uses integrated circuits to create waveforms. Function generators cover both RF and Microwave frequencies.
Additional Features:
- Frequency range: 1.0 Hz to 3 MHz in 7 ranges
- Square, Triangle and Sine Waves; TTL Output
- 20 dB Attenuator
- Internal or External Frequency Sweep
- Variable Duty Cycle
- Variable Symmetry (20 to 80%)
The Tektronix CFG253 has output bandwidth of 1.0 Hz to 3 MHz. Function generators produce sine, square and triangle waves and TTL signals for testing amplifiers, filters and digital circuits. Sweep function can be controlled internally or with an external signal. Duty cycle, DC offset, sweep rate, sweep width and amplitude are all operator controlled.
