The AFG-125 is a 25 MHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator from Instek. An arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a type of electronic test equipment people use to generate repetitive or single-shot electrical waveforms. Single-shot waveforms require a triggering source, either internal or external, while repetitive waveforms do not. Inject the signal the waveform generator creates into a device for analysis during testing, finding problems with the device, or confirming proper operation.
Features:
25 MHz
Single channel
1uHz frequency resolution
Built-in 120 MSa/s, 10 bit resolution and arbitrary waveform editing function with 4k point memory
Square waveform can adjust the duty cycle from 1% to 99%.
Support various arbitrary waveform editing methods.
USB interface signal control
Applications:
Power Supply/Transformer Simulations
Laboratory and Educational Research
Pulse Signal as Trigger or Synchronization
Audio Electronics Applications
Analog Circuit Testing
The main features of the Instek AFG-125 output amplitude of 2.5Vpp (connecting with a load of 50 ohms), frequency range reaching 25 MHz, frequency resolution of 1uHz, and built-in sine waveform, square waveform, triangle waveform, and noise signal. Square waveform can adjust the duty cycle from 1% to 99% and it can be utilized as pulse signal. Users, via the GDS-2000A FG APP, can select from the 66 built-in function waveforms to conduct arbitrary waveform editing. The AFG-100/200 series, with functions of AM/FM/PM/FSK/SUM modulation, frequency sweep, burst and coupling, is suitable for various communications applications.
The Instek AFG-125 collocates with the FG APP of GDS-2000A digital oscilloscope through USB interface. While conducting stand-alone operation, the AFG-100/200 series utilizes USB interface, which allows users to quickly set up their required tests by the simple connection feature. AWES (arbitrary waveform editing software) PC software is provided to enter settings speedily and easily for measurement. Users can select required waveforms from arbitrary waveform editor.
The AFG-125 is a 25 MHz Arbitrary Waveform Generator from Instek. An arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is a type of electronic test equipment people use to generate repetitive or single-shot electrical waveforms. Single-shot waveforms require a triggering source, either internal or external, while repetitive waveforms do not. Inject the signal the waveform generator creates into a device for analysis during testing, finding problems with the device, or confirming proper operation.
Features:
- 25 MHz
- Single channel
- 1uHz frequency resolution
- Built-in 120 MSa/s, 10 bit resolution and arbitrary waveform editing function with 4k point memory
- Square waveform can adjust the duty cycle from 1% to 99%.
- Support various arbitrary waveform editing methods.
- USB interface signal control
Applications:
- Power Supply/Transformer Simulations
- Laboratory and Educational Research
- Pulse Signal as Trigger or Synchronization
- Audio Electronics Applications
- Analog Circuit Testing
The main features of the Instek AFG-125 output amplitude of 2.5Vpp (connecting with a load of 50 ohms), frequency range reaching 25 MHz, frequency resolution of 1uHz, and built-in sine waveform, square waveform, triangle waveform, and noise signal. Square waveform can adjust the duty cycle from 1% to 99% and it can be utilized as pulse signal. Users, via the GDS-2000A FG APP, can select from the 66 built-in function waveforms to conduct arbitrary waveform editing. The AFG-100/200 series, with functions of AM/FM/PM/FSK/SUM modulation, frequency sweep, burst and coupling, is suitable for various communications applications.
The Instek AFG-125 collocates with the FG APP of GDS-2000A digital oscilloscope through USB interface. While conducting stand-alone operation, the AFG-100/200 series utilizes USB interface, which allows users to quickly set up their required tests by the simple connection feature. AWES (arbitrary waveform editing software) PC software is provided to enter settings speedily and easily for measurement. Users can select required waveforms from arbitrary waveform editor.
