UNI-T UTG2062X – Advanced-Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator (2 Channels / 60MHz)

Description

UNI-T UTG2062X

• Two channels
• 60 MHz maximum frequency
• 16-bit vertical resolution
• Arbitrary waveform length up to 64 Mpts
• 625 MSa/s sample rate

Advanced-Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator (2 Channels / 60MHz)

The UTG2000X series of instruments are economical, high-performance arbitrary waveform generators. They can generate a high precision, pure, and stable waveform output with a resolution as low as 1 uHz. With interfaces that provide for convenient operation and a multitude of standard features, the UTG2000X arbitrary waveform generators are ideal for the needs of learning, testing, and improving work efficiency.

Several Versions Available

The UTG2000X series of arbitrary function generators are available in multiple versions, primarily differing in the frequencies of the waveforms they can output. Please see the table below for a comparison.

UTG2062X UTG2082X UTG2122XSine wave 1 μHz-60 MHz 1 μHz-80 MHz 1 μHz-120 MHzSquare wave 1 μHz-30 MHz 1 μHz-40 MHz 1 μHz-50 MHzPulse wave 1 μHz-30 MHz 1 μHz-40 MHz 1 μHz-50 MHzRamp wave 1 μHz-3 MHz 1 μHz-4 MHz 1 μHz-5 MHzArbitrary wave 1 μHz-30 MHz 1 μHz-40 MHz 1 μHz-50 MHzHarmonic 1 μHz-30 MHz 1 μHz-40 MHz 1 μHz-50 MHzExpression 1 μHz-15 MHz 1 μHz-20 MHz 1 μHz-25 MHzPRBS 1 μbps-30 Mbps 1 μbps-40 Mbps 1 μbps-50 MbpsGauss noise 1 MHz-60 MHz 1 MHz-80 MHz 1 MHz-120 MHzResolution 1 μHz 1 μHz 1 μHz

Dual Channel Output

Dual channel output with full amplitude at 20 Vpp can be output under 20 MHz.

Multiple Modulation Types

The UTG2000X series supports several types of modulation output: AM, FM, PM, DSB-AM, ASK, FSK, PSK, 3FSK, 4FSK, BPSK, QPSK, OSK, SUM, QAM, and PWM.

Channel Tracking

Channel tracking simplifies the operation of dual channels. The phase, amplitude, and frequency of both channels can be controlled by a single parameter, making it easy to create deviation or tracking signals.

Arbitrary Waveform Editor

The arbitrary waveform editor can use more than one method to generate a waveform. A user can insert a standard waveform or freely draw one.