SISCO high-speed arbitrary waveform generator for sale online. The arbitrary signal generator has dual-channel output, can output 5 standard waveforms, and has 48 built-in arbitrary waveforms, meeting the requirements of most application scenarios in basic testing.
- DDS direct digital synthesis technology obtains accurate, stable and low-distortion output signals.
- Dual-channel output enables channel coupling and channel replication.
- Outputs 5 basic waveforms and has 48 built-in arbitrary waveforms.
Supports plug-and-play USB storage devices, and can store and read waveform configuration parameters and user-defined arbitrary waveforms through USB storage devices, and upgrade software. - The graphical interface can visually verify signal settings.
- The arbitrary waveform generator provides 9 standard waveforms: SINE, SQUARE, RAMP, PULSE, EXPRISE, EXPFALL, SINC, NOISE and DC, which can meet basic needs.
- It also provides users with manual drawing, line drawing between points, and arbitrary point editing, making it easy to create complex waveforms; the management method of the multi-document interface allows users to edit multiple waveform files at the same time.
- The AWG generator can store the created arbitrary wave as TXT (text file), CSV (CSV file), or RDF (arbitrary waveform file).
- Read the WFM waveform file stored in the DS series digital oscilloscope. Print the waveform.
- Download the created arbitrary wave to the internal memory of the waveform generator.
Dimension
Applications
SISCO arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) is versatile and widely used in various fields. It can simulate complex communication signals, test and develop electronic components and circuits, generate biomedical signals for medical device testing, simulate automotive sensor outputs, and test radar and sonar systems in aerospace and defense. Additionally, AWGs are used in audio equipment testing, acoustic research, educational tools, industrial automation, power quality testing, and renewable energy systems. They are essential for precise and customizable signal generation, making them invaluable for development, testing, and research in multiple domains.
Power Quality Testing
Industrial Automation
Equipment Testing
Audio Equipment Testing
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| Model | SISCO-AWG-DG1022U |
| Basic Parameters | |
| Maximum Output Frequency | 25 MHz |
| Sampling Rate | 100 MSa/s |
| Vertical Resolution | 14 bits |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Arbitrary Wavelength | 4k |
| Display | Clear graphical interface |
| Instrument Function | |
| Built-in Waveform | 5 basic waveforms, 48 ​​arbitrary waveforms |
| Frequency Characteristics | Sine wave: 1 μHz-25 MHz Square wave: 1 μHz-5 MHz Sawtooth wave/triangle wave: 1 μHz-500 kHz Pulse wave: 500 μHz-5 MHz |
| Resolution | 1 μHz |
| Amplitude Range (50Ω) | 2 mVpp-10 Vpp (≤20 MHz); 2 mVpp-10 Vpp (＞20 MHz) |
| Modulation Function | AM, FM, PM, FSK |
| Sweep Waveform | Sine wave, square wave, sawtooth wave, arbitrary wave (except DC) |
| Burst Waveform | Sine wave, square wave, sawtooth wave, pulse wave, noise, arbitrary wave (except DC) |
| Frequency meter Function | 100 MHz-200 MHz |
| Other Configurations | |
| Harmonic Generator Function | Not supported |
| Standard Interface | USB host, USB device |
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Packing List
- 1*Arbitrary Waveform Generator
- 1*Power cord
- 1*BNC cable
- 1*USB cable
- 1*Certificate of conformity
Q1: What is an Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG)?
A1: An Arbitrary Waveform Generator (AWG) is a device that generates user-defined, complex waveforms. It allows for the creation and output of a wide variety of signal shapes, beyond standard sine, square, and triangle waves.
Q2: How does an AWG differ from a standard function generator?
A2: Unlike standard function generators, which produce fixed waveforms like sine, square, and triangle waves, AWGs can produce any waveform defined by the user. This makes AWGs more versatile and suitable for complex testing scenarios.
Q3: What is the importance of the sampling rate in an AWG?
A3: The sampling rate in an AWG is crucial because it determines how accurately the waveform can be represented. A higher sampling rate provides better resolution and fidelity, ensuring the generated waveform closely matches the desired signal, which is essential for precise testing and measurement.
Tips: How to create a custom waveform on an AWG?
To create a custom waveform on an AWG, follow these steps:
- Waveform Design: Use waveform creation software provided by the AWG manufacturer or third-party software. These tools often allow you to draw the waveform manually, use mathematical functions to define the waveform, or import waveform data from other sources (e.g., CSV files or measured data).
- Editing and Fine-Tuning: Adjust the waveform parameters as needed, such as amplitude, frequency, and phase. Many software tools offer features like zoom, grid alignment, and mathematical operations to fine-tune the waveform shape.
- Uploading to the AWG: Save the designed waveform file in a format compatible with the AWG (e.g., .wfm, .csv). Connect the AWG to your computer using a suitable interface, such as USB, Ethernet, or GPIB. Use the AWG's control software or front panel interface to upload the saved waveform file to the device's memory.
- Configuring the AWG: Select the uploaded waveform from the AWG's memory. Configure additional settings such as output voltage range, offset, and output impedance. Set the desired output parameters, including the frequency and amplitude of the waveform generation.
- Generating the Waveform: Activate the waveform output on the AWG. The device will now generate the custom waveform based on your uploaded design.
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