The 3780A is a Pattern Generator from Agilent. A pattern signal generator, or pattern generator, is a type of electronic test equipment engineers use to detect and generate waveforms from a device. An engineer can program a central pattern generator to make a particular digital signal during a test. There are several channels, or outputs, to choose from on a pattern generator.
Additional Features:
Compresensive error measuring set in one portable package
The instrument measures Binary Errors and Code Errors in digital transmission equipment operating at bit rates between 1 bkb/s and 50 Mb/s
Frequency offset generation and measurement are also provided at the standard bit rates used in PCM / TDM transmission
The Agilent 3780A pattern generator/error detector is an error measuring set in one portable package for use in manufacturing, field trials, commissioning, and maintenance of digital transmission terminal and link equipment. The instrument measures binary errors and code errors in digital transmission equipment operating at rates between 1 kb/s and 50 MB/s. Frequency offset generation and measurement are provided at the standard PCM/TDM transmission rates.
The 3780A is a Pattern Generator from Agilent. A pattern signal generator, or pattern generator, is a type of electronic test equipment engineers use to detect and generate waveforms from a device. An engineer can program a central pattern generator to make a particular digital signal during a test. There are several channels, or outputs, to choose from on a pattern generator.
Additional Features:
- Compresensive error measuring set in one portable package
- The instrument measures Binary Errors and Code Errors in digital transmission equipment operating at bit rates between 1 bkb/s and 50 Mb/s
- Frequency offset generation and measurement are also provided at the standard bit rates used in PCM / TDM transmission
The Agilent 3780A pattern generator/error detector is an error measuring set in one portable package for use in manufacturing, field trials, commissioning, and maintenance of digital transmission terminal and link equipment. The instrument measures binary errors and code errors in digital transmission equipment operating at rates between 1 kb/s and 50 MB/s. Frequency offset generation and measurement are provided at the standard PCM/TDM transmission rates.
