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R&S HM8150 Arbitrary Function Generator – 12.5 MHz

Mike — Sun, 19 Jul 2020 11:20:38 +0000

R&S HM8150 Arbitrary Function Generator

Features:

• Frequency range: 10 mHz to 12.5 MHz
• Output voltage: 10 mV (Vpp) to 10 V (Vpp) (into 50 Ω)
• Waveforms: sine wave, square wave, triangle, pulse, sawtooth, arbitrary
• Rise and fall time: < 10 ns
• Pulse width adjustment: 100 ns to 80 s
• Arbitrary waveform generator: 40 MSa/s
• Burst, gating, external triggering, sweep
• Free of charge software for remote control and for creation of arbitrary waveforms
• External amplitude modulation (bandwidth 20 kHz)
• Intuitive operation with one touch of a button – quick change of signals
• Galvanically isolated USB/RS-232 dual-interface, optional IEEE-488 (GPIB)

Rohde & Schwarz HM8150 Specification

Maximum Frequency Range Sinewave	12.5MHz
Minimum Frequency Range Sinewave	10MHz
Maximum Frequency Range Square Pulse and Arbitrary Waveform	5 MHz, 12.5 MHz, 250 kHz
Minimum Frequency Range Square Pulse and Arbitrary Waveform	10 mHz
Maximum Frequency Range Triangle/Saw	25 kHz, 250 kHz
Minimum Frequency Range Triangle/Saw	10MHz
Digital Frequency	Yes
Digital Amplitude and Offset	Yes
Internal Linear and Log Sweep	Yes
Variable Sweep	Yes
Internal and External Amplitude Modulation	Yes
Length	365mm
Output Impedance	50Ω
Interface Type	GPIB, RS232, USB
Attenuation	-20dB
Dimensions	365 x 285 x 75mm
Width	365mm
Output Amplitude	10 mVpp to 10 Vpp (into 50 Ω) 20 mVpp to 20 Vpp (open circuit)
Maximum Operating Temperature	+40°C
Frequency Range Square Pulse and Arbitrary Waveform	10 mHz → 12.5 MHz, 10 mHz → 250 kHz, 10 mHz → 5 MHz
Weight	5kg
Model Number p	HM8150
TTL Output Level	5V
Input Impedance	10 kΩ
Minimum Operating Temperature	+5°C
Height	75mm

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R&S HMF2525 Arbitrary Function Generator, 1 Channel, 25 MHz

Mike — Thu, 06 Jul 2017 12:32:40 +0000

The R&S HMF2525 provides users with powerful arbitrary signal functionality. Users can choose among numerous pre-defined signal shapes like sin(x)/x, white or pink noise or they can take advantage of customer specific, arbitrary curve shapes with a bandwidth of up to 25MHz and a signal length of up to 256kPts.

Arbitrary waveforms can be developed with the R&S HMF2525 with it’s included PC Software and transfered to the instrument either over the HO720 interface, or, in CSV format, via the front side USB connector. The stored waveforms can be loaded via front USB port from an USB memory stick or can imported via the complimentary HMExplorer software (available for download). The operation modes burst, wobble, gating, internal and external triggering and the modulation functions AM, FM, PM, PWM and FSK ( in each case int. and ext.) can be applied on all respective signal shapes ( e.g. pulse width modulation is only applicable to pulse signals)

R&S HMF2525 Features:

Number of analog channels :	1 Channel
Communication interface (Type) :	USB Ethernet RS-232
Sampling rate (S/s) :	250 Msps
Frequency Range (Hz) :	25 MHz (Sine)
Max output voltage (V) :	10Vpp
Memory (Pts) :	256 kPts
Wobulation (Y/N) :	Yes
Waveforms (Type) :	Sine Square Triangle Pulse Sweep Noise Ramp Exponential rise Exponential fall Sin(x)/x
Modulation (Type) :	AM FM FSK PM PWM
Overload Protection :	Short-circuit-proof, max. ±15V of external voltage
Display/resolution :	QVGA 3.5″ color TFT LCD
Additional Characteristics :	1 USB port in front panel RS-232/USB dual interface in standard, or USB/LAN or GPIB in option
Package includes :	Power cable, PC software, user manual
Dimension (HxWxD) (mm) :	75x285x365 mm
Net Weight :	3.4 kg
Standard Manufacturer Warranty :	3 YEARS

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R&S HMF2550 Arbitrary Function Generator, 1 Channel, 50 MHz

Mike — Thu, 06 Jul 2017 06:55:25 +0000

The R&S HMF2550 from Rohde & Schwarz is a versatile high performance function/arbitrary waveform generator with the largest arbitrary memory depth in its class. The R&S HMF2550 combines the ability to produce nearly any conceivable arbitrary waveform with accuracy and precision. Arbitrary waveforms have 14-bit amplitude resolution, 250MSa/s sample rate and up to 256kPts length. Extensive features such as internal or external FM, PM, PWM, FSK modulation make this generator suitable for a wide range of applications including electronic design, sensor simulation and functional test.

R&S HMF2550 Features:

Frequency range 10µHz to 50MHz
Output voltage 5mVpp to 10Vpp (into50Ω) DC Offset ±5mV to 5V
Arbitrary waveform generator: 250MSa/s, 14-bit, 256kPts
Sine, square, pulse, triangle, ramp, arbitrary waveforms incl. standard curves
Total harmonic distortion 0.04% (f <100kHz)
Burst, sweep, gating, external trigger
Rise time <8ns, in pulse mode 8 to 500ns variable-edge-time
Pulse mode: frequency range 100µHz to 25MHz, pulse width 15ns to 999s, resolution 5ns
Modulation modes AM, FM, PM, PWM, FSK (int. and ext.)
10MHz Timebase: ±1ppm TCXO, rear I/O BNC connector
Front USB connector: save and recall of waveforms and settings
8.9cm TFT: crisp representation of the waveform and all parameters

R&S HMF2550 Arbitrary Function Generator:

Number of analog channels :	1 Channel
Communication interface (Type) :	USB Ethernet RS-232
Sampling rate (S/s) :	250 Msps
Frequency Range (Hz) :	50 MHz (Sine)
Max output voltage (V) :	10Vpp
Memory (Pts) :	256 kPts
Wobulation (Y/N) :	Yes
Waveforms (Type) :	Sine Square Triangle Pulse Sweep Noise Ramp Exponential rise Exponential fall Sin(x)/x
Modulation (Type) :	AM FM FSK PM PWM
Overload Protection :	Short-circuit-proof, max. ±15V of external voltage
Display/resolution :	QVGA 3.5″ color TFT LCD
Additional Characteristics :	1 USB port in front panel RS-232/USB dual interface in standard, or USB/LAN or GPIB in option
Package includes :	Power cable, PC software, user manual
Dimension (HxWxD) (mm) :	75x285x365 mm
Net Weight :	3.4 kg
Standard Manufacturer Warranty :	3 YEARS

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