Goodwell introduces the AFG-3000 series of 20MHz\/30MHz single-isolated channel and dual-isolated channel arbitrary waveform signal generators for industrial, scientific research and educational applications. In the isolated output design, all output channels are isolated from ground and earth, which is suitable for floating circuit test applications, such as DC and AC outputs up to +42V or -42V when connected in series with DC voltage of a power supply, and the dual channels can be used independently or simultaneously by multiple instruments without the need to consider the problem of ground references, such as engine controllers or transmission devices in automotive electronics. controllers or transmissions in automotive electronics, for example. They offer arbitrary waveform characteristics with 250 MSa\/s sampling rate, 16-bit resolution, and 8 M-point memory depth. In addition to generating arbitrary waveforms by downloading pre-edited waveform files into memory, users can also utilize the DSOLink function built into the AFG-3000 series to duplicate the signals measured by the Goodwell digital oscilloscopes.<\/p>\n
The AFG-3000 series supports multi-channel synchronized phase operation up to 6 units and 12 channels of phase synchronization. Users can input 10 MHz atomic clock frequency standard through external signal source to improve the accuracy of frequency output. Frequency Sweep and Amplitude Sweep are supported, which can be combined with linear\/logarithmic, unidirectional (sawtooth wave)\/bidirectional (triangle wave), continuous\/single trigger\/threshold trigger functions to achieve different sweeps to meet various application requirements. Frequency sweep can test the frequency response of electronic components such as filters and low frequency amplifiers. Amplitude sweeps can simulate vibration testing (in combination with vibration testers), fatigue aging testing of various materials, and linearity testing of low-frequency amplifiers, among others.<\/p>\n
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