ValueTronics International, Inc. Oscillator 652A

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The 652A is an Oscillator from Agilent. 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: Frequency response of voltmeters, oscilloscopes, video amplifiers and filters from 10 Hz to 10 MHz (6 bands, dial calibration: 1 to 10) can be measured quickly and accurately. Output amplitude: 3.16 V maximum into 50-ohms or 600-ohms. This unit provides an output monitor which keeps amplitude flat within 0.25% across the band. The Agilent 652A Test Oscillator simplifies frequency response determination by providing a constant amplitude reference voltage of adjustable frequency.
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The 652A is an Oscillator from Agilent. 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: Frequency response of voltmeters, oscilloscopes, video amplifiers and filters from 10 Hz to 10 MHz (6 bands, dial calibration: 1 to 10) can be measured quickly and accurately. Output amplitude: 3.16 V maximum into 50-ohms or 600-ohms. This unit provides an output monitor which keeps amplitude flat within 0.25% across the band. The Agilent 652A Test Oscillator simplifies frequency response determination by providing a constant amplitude reference voltage of adjustable frequency.

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Oscillator 652A
The 652A is an Oscillator from Agilent. 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: Frequency response of voltmeters, oscilloscopes, video amplifiers and filters from 10 Hz to 10 MHz (6 bands, dial calibration: 1 to 10) can be measured quickly and accurately. Output amplitude: 3.16 V maximum into 50-ohms or 600-ohms. This unit provides an output monitor which keeps amplitude flat within 0.25% across the band. The Agilent 652A Test Oscillator simplifies frequency response determination by providing a constant amplitude reference voltage of adjustable frequency.

The 652A is an Oscillator from Agilent. 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:

  • Frequency response of voltmeters, oscilloscopes, video amplifiers and filters from 10 Hz to 10 MHz (6 bands, dial calibration: 1 to 10) can be measured quickly and accurately.
  • Output amplitude: 3.16 V maximum into 50-ohms or 600-ohms.
  • This unit provides an output monitor which keeps amplitude flat within 0.25% across the band.

The Agilent 652A Test Oscillator simplifies frequency response determination by providing a constant amplitude reference voltage of adjustable frequency.

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  ValueTronics International, Inc.
Product Category Oscillators
Product Number 652A
Product Name Oscillator
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