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Function generator

More than just piezo motor waveforms

Dual output function generator
Front panel of the dual-output function generator module
Function generator module
Front panel of the function generator module with unipolar triangular output waveform
Function generator module
Front panel of the function generator module with bipolar parabolic output waveform

Originally designed for driving piezo motors in combination with our HVA4 (fast) and PD5 piezo drivers or external amplifiers, the function generator is capable of much more than just generating sawtooth or parabolic waveforms. Just upload any custom waveform, and generate periodic patterns with a frequency between 500 mHz and 15 kHz by using the high precision and low-noise 20-bit outputs.

The single-channel version of the model is licensed for all HVA4 (fast) and PD5 users and only drives the fast output of the SC5. The dual-channel version is available as an add-on and drives all outputs.

KEY FEATURES

  • Arbitrary, user defined waveforms based on custom look-up tables
  • Suitable e.g. for pulsed-gate measurements, pattern-based measurements, piezo-motor driving
  • Waveform duration from 2 s (0.5 Hz) to 67 us (15 kHz)
  • 20-bit waveform resolution, 16-bit amplitude and frequency scaling
  • 2 synchronized waveforms on different outputs with 2-channel version
  • 1 MS/s sampling rate
  • 500 kHz analog bandwidth on fast output, 40 kHz analog bandwidth on normal outputs

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SPECIFICATIONS

Function generator
Performance
Waveform Duration

67 µs to 2 s

Waveform Frequency

0.5 Hz to 15 kHz

Number of Waveforms

1 (default for HVA4 fast and PD5) or 2

Waveform Resolution

20-bit (16-bit amplitude and frequency scaling)

Sampling Rate

1 MS/s

Bandwidth

40 kHz (-3 dB) on normal outputs, 500 kHz on fast output

Waveform Type

linear, quadratic, custom over LUT. (additionally triangle, suare, since for dual output version) Bipolar and unipolar

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