Couple Your Function Generator Channels + Today's Wave Winner! (7-Mar)
4,259 views · Published 7 March 2018 · 4:50 · Indexed 22 September 2026
Channel: Keysight Labs · 2018 · Science & Technology
Control two FG channels at once! Enter now ► http://bit.ly/JoinWave2018 Subscribe ► http://bit.ly/KLabs_sub Learn more about using function generators: https://www.wavekeysight.com/how-to-get-clean-dc-power/#FunctionGenerators Wave 2018 FAQs: https://www.keysight.com/main/editorial.jspx?cc=US&lc=eng&ckey=2939162&id=2939162 Bench Bundle: MSOX3054T Oscilloscope, 500MHz DSOXT3APPBNDL application bundle license 33622A Waveform generator, 120 MHz, 2-channel 34470A Digital multimeter 7 1/2 digit Truevolt DMM E36313A DC power supply, triple-output 160 W U1281A True RMS 60000 Count Handheld DMM RF Bundle: N9918A 26.5 GHz FieldFox Microwave Analyzer N9918A-211 Vector network analyzer full 2-port S-parameters N9918A-233 Spectrum analyzer N7555A ECal Module DC to 26.5 GHz, 2-port Most electrical engineers learned how to use a function generator in their first hands-on engineering class (or sooner). In general, they’re pretty easy to use if you only need to source one signal, but it can be a bit cumbersome if you are trying to coordinate multiple inputs. If you’re in an automated testing environment, trying to coordinate multiple function generators can also make your code more complex. So, today's tip looks at how to coordinate multiple function generator outputs using “dual channel operation.” To turn on dual channel operation, select a channel - "more" - "dual channel" You can couple the amplitude and/or the frequency, and even set up ratios between the two channels. #Wave2018 #Wave #KeysightWave #FunctionGenerator #WaveformGenerator #SignalGenerator #ArbitraryWaveformGenerator #FrequencyCoupling #Trueform #electronics #electricalengineering