What is Keysight Trueform Waveform Generation Technology?

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Trueform waveform generation is a technology unique to the Keysight 33600A and 33500B series Trueform waveform generators. Keysight Trueform technology represents another leap forward in waveform generation technology, giving you the best of both worlds: it's comparable in cost to DDS technology, but delivers predictable, low-noise waveforms that don't skip a single wave point, just like PPC technology.

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