4047B BK Precision Arbitrary Waveform Generator

Features:

• Dual-channel operation with each channel providing the rated amplitude (10 Vpp) over the entire frequency range
• Sine and square waveforms up to 20 MHz
• True point-by-point 14-bit, 125 MSa/s, 16-kpt arbitrary waveform generator
• Bright color display with waveform preview
• Synchronize the phase of both channels with the push of a button
• Linear and logarithmic sweep
• AM, FM, PM, FSK, and PWM internal and external modulation capabilities
• Gate and burst mode
• Independent output and DC offset amplifiers allow for small amplitude output signals with large DC offsets
• Low-jitter square wave generation for simulating reliable clock signals, generating triggers, or validating serial data buses
• USB interface
• SCPI-compliant command set
• Internal/external triggering
• Gate and burst mode
• Built-in counter
• Short circuit protection for resistive and capacitive loads on outputs and overvoltage protection on inputs
• Applications: This generator is suitable for a wide range of applications including electronic design, sensor simulation, functional test, or serial data bus validation
• Included Accessories: Power cord, USB (type A to B) interface cable, certificate of calibration
• Three-year warranty

The 4047B Dual Channel Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator is capable of generating stable and precise sine, square, triangle, pulse, and arbitrary waveforms. CH1 and CH2 outputs are fully independent with individual on/off buttons and can both be varied from 0 to 10 Vpp into 50 ohms (up to 20 Vpp into open circuit). The generator provides linear and logarithmic sweep capabilities, AM/FM/PM/FSK/PWM modulation, and a continuously variable DC offset to inject signals directly into circuits at the  correct bias level.  Separate output amplitude and DC offset amplifiers let you set a large DC offset (e.g. ± 4.99 V) with a small amplitude output signal (e.g. 10 mV).

The 4047B seamlessly integrates with B&K Precision’s waveform editing software WaveXpress, allowing users to generate complex arbitrary waveforms that can be output via the instrument’s 14-bit, 125 MSa/s, 16 kpts arbitrary waveform generator.