Dimensions

Type

-

Bandwidth

50 MHz

Weight

-

Height

-

Length

-

Width

-

Signal Modulation

AM

No

AM

Information is transmitted by varying the amplitude (intensity) of the carrier signal while the frequency remains constant. It is used in RF applications and communications testing.

FM

No

FM

The information is transmitted through changes in the frequency of the carrier signal. It offers greater noise resistance compared to AM.

PM

No

PM

The information is transmitted through changes in the phase of the carrier signal. It is used in telecommunications and digital transmission systems.

PWM

No

PWM

Information is encoded by changing the duration (duty cycle) of the pulses while the amplitude remains constant. Common in power electronics and motor control.

FSK

No

FSK

Digital modulation where different frequencies correspond to different digital values (e.g., 0 and 1). It is used in modems and wireless communications.

ASK

No

ASK

Digital modulation where the information is represented by changes in the signal amplitude. It is used in simple data transmission systems.

PSK

No

Waveform Types

Sin

No

Sin

(Sinusoidal) Produces a smooth periodic waveform with continuous amplitude variation. Used in tests of electronic circuits, audio, and telecommunications.

Square

No

Square

Generates a signal that alternates between two voltage levels with abrupt transitions. Suitable for digital circuits and timing tests.

Ramp

No

Ramp

Produces a signal with a linear increase or decrease in voltage over time before the cycle repeats. Used in scanning, timing, and control systems.

Pulse

No

Pulse

Generates short pulses with adjustable amplitude and duration. Useful for testing digital circuits and analyzing system response.

Arbitrary

No

Arbitrary

Allows the creation or loading of custom waveforms beyond the predefined signal shapes. Suitable for specialized measurements and simulations.