The WF1947 is a Function Generator from NF Corporation. 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:
Number of Channels: 1
Frequency range: 0.01 µHz to 30 MHz
Amplitude: 0.25Vp-p/50ω or greater
Low distortion and noise
Waveform amplitude resolution: 16 bits
High amplitude setting accuracy
Each output terminal is insulated from the housing, which makes it possible to connect the terminal to equipment with dissimilar electric potentials
The inclusion of floating output terminals reduces noise caused by ground loops
Low fan noise
Output Waveforms: Sine, Square, Pulse, Ramp, Arbitrary waveforms, Noise, DC
Various Oscillation Mode: Sweep and Modulation Functions, Burst/Trigger/Gate, Pulse Generator
Reverse phase waveform with identical frequency, amplitude, and DC offset
Each channel has a floating output terminal
With the NF Corporation WF1947 the noise level is reduced at comparatively high voltage output (about 2Vp-p/50ω, without DC superposition) and within frequencies of up to 300 kHz. By employing an attenuator, the noise level at the low voltage output of about 1Vp-p or lower has been reduced to between a half and one-third those of previous models. In all of the output ranges, dramatic noise reduction has been realized, which makes this product perfect for a wide range of uses.
A complete revision of the circuitry has realized the generation of low-distortion sine waves with total harmonic distortion of 0.04% or less. In addition to the 16-bit resolution of waveform amplitude, high-quality sine waves are produced.
The WF1947 is a Function Generator from NF Corporation. 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:
- Number of Channels: 1
- Frequency range: 0.01 µHz to 30 MHz
- Amplitude: 0.25Vp-p/50Ω or greater
- Low distortion and noise
- Waveform amplitude resolution: 16 bits
- High amplitude setting accuracy
- Each output terminal is insulated from the housing, which makes it possible to connect the terminal to equipment with dissimilar electric potentials
- The inclusion of floating output terminals reduces noise caused by ground loops
- Low fan noise
- Output Waveforms: Sine, Square, Pulse, Ramp, Arbitrary waveforms, Noise, DC
- Various Oscillation Mode: Sweep and Modulation Functions, Burst/Trigger/Gate, Pulse Generator
- Reverse phase waveform with identical frequency, amplitude, and DC offset
- Each channel has a floating output terminal
With the NF Corporation WF1947 the noise level is reduced at comparatively high voltage output (about 2Vp-p/50Ω, without DC superposition) and within frequencies of up to 300 kHz. By employing an attenuator, the noise level at the low voltage output of about 1Vp-p or lower has been reduced to between a half and one-third those of previous models. In all of the output ranges, dramatic noise reduction has been realized, which makes this product perfect for a wide range of uses.
A complete revision of the circuitry has realized the generation of low-distortion sine waves with total harmonic distortion of 0.04% or less. In addition to the 16-bit resolution of waveform amplitude, high-quality sine waves are produced.
