Tegam Introduces Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generators
-- Test & Measurement World, 9/15/2005 8:34:00 AM
Tegam has introduced the 2700 series of direct-digital synthesis function/arbitrary waveform generators. Consisting of three models, the instruments can produce sinewaves of 31 MHz (Model 2720), 40 MHz (Model 2725), and 50 MHz (Model 2730). The models can store 500 ksamples, 1 Msample, and 4 Msamples of waveform data, respectively. As function generators, all models generate the standard sine, triangle, and square waves with 14-bit amplitude resolution. They can also produce modulated waveforms such as AM, FM, and FSK as well as swept-frequency signals. The instruments can produce user-defined signals as well. You can trigger one cycle of a waveform based in a hardware or software event. Gated-signal capability lets the instruments generate a signal for a specified period of time determined by the trigger signal.
All models come with WaveWorks DSS software that lets you create signals and download them into the instruments' memory through RS-232 or IEEE 488 interfaces. The software can import waveforms captured on many Agilent and Tektronix oscilloscopes for the waveform generators to replay. Prices: Model 2720--$1695; Model 2725--$1995; Model 2730--$2995.
Tegam, www.tegam.com.
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