My AWG makes for a great sinewave function generator :->
Dave :)
My AWG makes for a great sinewave function generator :->
Dave :)
Don't these things just kick ordinary, boring, sine/square sig-gens into the long grass? Let's face it: the ability to actually 'draw' the waveform you want to apply to a circuit/stage is just the best thing since Wilkins' Tiptree Orange Marmalade! C'mon! It is, isn't it?
p.
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"Paul Burridge" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
The problem, tough guy, is that as the complexity of a waveform increases its repetition rate decreases, on a AWG. If you need high speed waveforms then you'd better be able to settle for squarewaves -- unless you've got big bucks to spend. For low speed waveforms they're great.
If you don't believe me, just ask me.
Bob
No worries as long as they are as cheap as normal sine generators and as long as they reach the same frequencies.
Rene
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The don't have enough bits in the DAC. If you are testing 24 bit ADCs you need something at least that good in the AWG.
Even when making a constant frequency square wave, the phase jitter in the HP one I use is a lot more than the Stanford Research generator.
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