The 8165A is a 50 MHz function generator from Agilent. 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:
Frequency range: 0.0001 Hz to 50 MHz
Pulse/ramp (20, 80% symmetry): 1.000 mHz to 19.99 MHz
Accuracy: ±0.001%
Outputs are provided in programmable sine, triangle, pulse, ramp and square waveform
Voltage ranges from: 10.0 mV p-p to 10.0 V p-p and 2.00 V p-p to 20.0 V p-p.
Fully programmable via the front-panel or HP-IB interface
Pulse/function capability
Sine, triangle, and square to 50 MHz
Pulse and ramps to 20 MHz
Trigger, gate, and counted burst
Synthesizer stability, precision amplitude
Storage of operating parameters
The Agilent 8165A Programmable Signal Source is a versatile function generator with good accuracy and many trigger features. Microprocessor control assures rapid, accurate setup whether you're programming locally or via HP-IB.
Ten complete sets of operating information can be stored and recalled. In the event of power failure, battery back-up retains all data plus the active settings.
Stable frequency is ensured with an internal crystal. The four-digit frequency display provides a 1 µHz resolution in the 1 to 9.999 mHz range. In Normal mode, the accuracy is 0.001% with a stability of ±1 X 10-6.
The 8165A is a 50 MHz function generator from Agilent. 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:
- Frequency range: 0.0001 Hz to 50 MHz
- Pulse/ramp (20, 80% symmetry): 1.000 mHz to 19.99 MHz
- Accuracy: ±0.001%
- Outputs are provided in programmable sine, triangle, pulse, ramp and square waveform
- Voltage ranges from: 10.0 mV p-p to 10.0 V p-p and 2.00 V p-p to 20.0 V p-p.<br<>
- Fully programmable via the front-panel or HP-IB interface
- Pulse/function capability
- Sine, triangle, and square to 50 MHz
- Pulse and ramps to 20 MHz
- Trigger, gate, and counted burst
- Synthesizer stability, precision amplitude
- Storage of operating parameters
The Agilent 8165A Programmable Signal Source is a versatile function generator with good accuracy and many trigger features. Microprocessor control assures rapid, accurate setup whether you're programming locally or via HP-IB.
Ten complete sets of operating information can be stored and recalled. In the event of power failure, battery back-up retains all data plus the active settings.
Stable frequency is ensured with an internal crystal. The four-digit frequency display provides a 1 µHz resolution in the 1 to 9.999 mHz range. In Normal mode, the accuracy is 0.001% with a stability of ±1 X 10-6.
