Arbitrary Waveforms Based on Front Panel of Agilent 33250A Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator

Agilent 33200A family of function/arbitrary waveform generators are widely used in labs for creating arbitrary waveforms.Flexible applications of function/arbitrary waveform generator 33250A which is made by Agilent company are expatiated.There are three methods of transferring waveform data to arbitrary waveform generator 33250A,among which,the front panel method can produce a simple interface for arbitrary waveforms and is applicable to the composition of a small amount of linear waveform segment,and the progress of this method is explained in detail.This way is convenient and can be widely used,and it will offer some good guidance in library works.

Design of Arbitrary Waveform Generator Based on Virtual Instrument Technology

A desiga of arbitrary waveform generator using NI PXI- 5412 module （an arbitrary waveform generator） was provided in this paper, based on virtual instrument technology and LabVIEW. The generator can produce standard function waveforms, such as sine, triangle, square wave with adjustable amplitude and frequency. It can also produce arbitrary waveforms of different data files importing by Analog Waveform Geaemtor Software. A heart dectric wavefonn was set as an example of arbitrary waveform generation. It has practical value, because the standard functions and heart electric waveforms generated by the generator can be used in laboratories.

A dynamic optical arbitrary waveform generator based on cross phase modulation

In this paper, a dynamic optical arbitrary waveform generator(OAWG) based on cross phase modulation(XPM) is proposed. According to the characteristics of XPM, the nonlinear phase shift of signal can be changed along with the pump power. The amplitude of signal can be changed by controlling the phase shift at one arm of a Mach-Zehnder interferometer(MZI) using XPM effect between signal and pump. Therefore, the phase and amplitude of the optical frequency comb(OFC) can be controlled by two pump arrays. As a result, different kinds of waveforms can be synthesized. Due to the ultrafast response of XPM, the generated waveform could be dynamically updated with an ultrafast frequency. The waveform fidelity is affected by the updating frequency.

INFLUENCE AND CORRECTION OF SIGNAL SOURCE DISTORTION TO EVALUATION OF EFFECTIVE BITS OF WAVEFORM RECORDERS

In most effective bits evaluation of waveform recorders, the prerequisite is that there is no signal source distortion, or the distortion can be neglected. But when the distortion can be neglected or how it affects the evaluation when it can't be neglected it is not determined yet. In this paper, the influence of signal source distortion to the evaluation of the effective bits of waveform recorders is discussed, then, the correction method of the effective bits error caused by the distortion influence is given. Finally , the error limit of the effective bits is given and how to selecte the calibrator is introduced. In the end , some simulation results of the new method in test are described.

A generalized sinusoidal model and its applications

A physical model of sinusoidal function was established. It is generalized that the force is directly proportional to a power function of the distance in a classical spring-oscillator system. The differential equation of the generalized model was given. Simulations were conducted with different power values. The results show that the solution of the generalized equation is a periodic function. The expressions of the amplitude and the period(frequency) of the generalized equation were derived by the physical method. All the simulation results coincide with the calculation results of the derived expressions. A special function also was deduced and proven to be convergent in the theoretical analysis. The limit value of the special function also was derived. The generalized model can be used in solving a type of differential equation and to generate periodic waveforms.