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Product Description
The AFG3011 Arbitrary/Function
Generator is a new addition to the AFG3000 Series to aid design, test,
and manufacturing engineers.
The new AFG3011 provides signal
amplitudes up to 20 Vpp into 50 Ohm loads. In terms of functionality and
versatility, the new model is identical to the other models of the
AFG3000 Series.
“The AFG3011 will have a large appeal because it
eliminates the need for a separate amplifier, simplifies the test set-up
and offers cost savings over alternative solutions,” said Bob Buxton,
senior marketing manager, Signal Source Product Line, Tektronix.
“Customers will also benefit from the full
versatility and exceptional ease of use that has made the AFG3000 Series
a popular choice with many users.”
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Item |
AFG3011 |
| Channels |
One |
| Sine |
10MHz |
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Square/pulse/Arb |
5MHz |
| Other waveforms |
100kHz |
| Arb sample
rate |
250MS/s |
| Waveform Memory |
4 x 128K |
| Amplitude (50 ohm load) |
20V pp |
| Amplitude
(Hi Z load) |
40V pp |
| Remote interfaces |
USB, LAN, GPIB |
| Display |
5.6" colour LCD |
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A single box solution
While the vast majority of arbitrary/function
generators including the AFG3000 Series provide a maximum of 10 Vpp
amplitude into 50 Ohm loads, many applications
in automotive electronics design, government and military applications
require higher amplitudes.
Frequency requirements in these applications are
typically low, with the majority falling into a range of several kHz to
single digit MHz.
In the past, customers used expensive external
amplifiers to boost the amplitude provided by standard
arbitrary/function generators or improvised the required tests with
other means. The new AFG3011 includes a high
amplitude output stage and delivers up to 20 Vpp into 50 Ohm loads
straight out of the box. This saves the user valuable set-up time and
equipment cost.
While most amplifiers do not feature an amplitude
display, the AFG3011 shows the effective output amplitude directly on
the instrument screen. This gives the user full confidence in the
correct instrument settings and improves the amplitude accuracy without
the need to measure the actual signal with a voltmeter.
Note that, unlike the lower cost AFG3021B, the
AFG3011 has a full colour display. |