Tag: Function Generator

Zoolark is a lean integrated implementation of Function Generators and Oscilloscopes. It is extremely handy for testing circuits without waiting in line for the high-end equipment at the lab. The use of function generators and Oscilloscopes is to test circuits in an isolated...

The programmable Signalgenerator PSG9080 can output many different waveforms like f. i. sine, square, triangle, pulse wave, and arbitrary waveforms. It has a generous frequency range from 1nHz to 80 MHz and a sampling rate of 33 MSa/s. The housing is made high-quality workmanship and...

The Rigol DG952 50MHz Dual Channel Function Generator, although value-priced, provides highly-accurate 16-bit standard and arbitrary waveforms point by point from its huge 16Mpt memory.  Most other AWGs are only 14-bit or less.  With a sampling rate of 250MSa/sec, this versatile...

Start verifying and testing a wide range of projects with the Analog Discovery 2. With the addition of the BNC adapter and scope probes, professional or experienced engineers can access the full 30MHz bandwidth oscilloscope and 12MHz bandwidth waveform generator. Digilent also offer...

The AFG31000 Arbitrary Function Generator from Tektronix is designed for the demanding performance expectations throughout the product realisation process. The instrument incorporates a 9-inch capacitive touch display and a shallow menu tree that make locating and changing settings...

Sine frequency up to 240MHz with 1μHz resolution Up to 100MHz high resolution pulse generator Arbitrary waveforms up to 16bits at 800MSa/s Wideband noise generator. The TGF4000 Series out-performs other generators in its price range by offering models at up to 240MHz with low harmonic...

David Johnson-Davies published another great and detailed project based on ATtiny85. It's an harmonic function generator with an OLED display. This article describes a simple function generator based on an ATtiny85 which allows you to generate a virtually unlimited number of waveforms...

David Johnson-Davies build a tiny function generator based on ATtiny85 microcontroller. He writes: This article describes a simple function generator based on an ATtiny85. It can generate triangle, sawtooth, square, and rectangular waves, a pulse train, and noise. The frequency can be...