The 4100A is an oscillator from Krohn Hite. An electronic oscillator is a circuit that converts direct current to an alternating current signal. Oscillators generate a periodic electronic signal, often in the form of sine or square waves. Engineers use oscillators on a variety of electronic devices.
Additional Features:
Power output is 0.5 watt into 50 ohms with less than 0.02 % distortion
Frequency is set by digital push-buttons to maintain an accuracy of 0.5%
The Krohn-Hite 4100A maintains ±0.05 dB frequency response while having an amplitude stability of 0.002%. Additional to the sinewave output is a 5 V p-p square wave output with a rise time of 20 nS. External synchronization is also available by inputting a 1.5 V p-p signal.
The 4100A is an oscillator from Krohn Hite. An electronic oscillator is a circuit that converts direct current to an alternating current signal. Oscillators generate a periodic electronic signal, often in the form of sine or square waves. Engineers use oscillators on a variety of electronic devices.
Additional Features:
- Power output is 0.5 watt into 50 ohms with less than 0.02 % distortion
- Frequency is set by digital push-buttons to maintain an accuracy of 0.5%
The Krohn-Hite 4100A maintains ±0.05 dB frequency response while having an amplitude stability of 0.002%. Additional to the sinewave output is a 5 V p-p square wave output with a rise time of 20 nS. External synchronization is also available by inputting a 1.5 V p-p signal.
