MFG-2120 Instek Arbitrary Waveform Generator

Features:

• Arbitrary Channel Frequency: 1Hz-20MHz / Pulse Generator Frequency: 25MHz
• True Point by Point Output Arbitrary Waveform Function: 200MSa/s
• 100MHz Repetition Rate, 14-bit Resolution,16k Point Memory Depth
• Earth Ground Isolation Design Among I/O Terminals and Instrument Chassis
• Frequency Counter: 150MHz, 8 bits
• AM/FM/PM/ASK/FSK/PSK/SUM/PWM Modulation
• 4.3 Inch TFT Color Display

Applications

• Electronic Equipment Repair
• Development and Research
• Electronic Hobbyists
• Educational Institutions

The AFG channel of the MFG-2000 series outputs sine, square, and triangle, etc. The series features true point by point output arbitrary waveform characteristics of 200 MHz sample rate, 100MHz waveform repetition rate, 14-bit resolution, and 16k points memory depth. Some models provide various modulation methods such as AM/FM/PM/FSK/PWM, Sweep, Burst, Trigger, 150MHz Frequency Counter. Synchronized dual channel models provide correlated functions, including synchronization, delay, sum, and coupling. RF signal generator, a complete AFG signal source (including ARB), features various modulations, Sweep, and digital modulations such as ASK and PSK and its sine wave frequency is up to 320MHz. A full-function pulse generator with 25 MHz is equipped to all models and its pulse width, rise edge time, fall edge time are adjustable that can be applied as trigger signals. Independent input/output power amplifier with 20W, 20dB, 5Hz~100KHz bandwidth, and distortion less than 0.1% can be applied to the audio application.

The overall design of the MFG-2000 series is earth ground isolation among output/input terminals and instrument chassis that can only be found in high-level signal sources. The output channels can sustain maximum isolation voltage up to ±42Vpk (DC+ AC peak value) to earth ground that is ideal for floating circuit tests. Multi-unit outputs can be executed without factoring in grounding reference issue. There is no additional isolation requirement for experiments such as “full-wave rectification” and “voltage doubler” which are easy and safe. An external power supply can bring up the DC bias voltage to ±42Vpk to meet the requirements of higher DC bias voltage such as automotive and educational applications.