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Signal Generators & Analysers
Signal generators and analysers are essential test and measurement tools that form a complementary pair, with one creating signals and the other scrutinising them. Signal generators and analysers work hand-in-hand to ensure the proper functioning of electronic devices. These test and measurement tools are extensively used in research and development, quality control, troubleshooting electronic equipment, and education. They come in various types and accessories, ensuring signal generation and their analysis in various applications.
What are Signal Generators?
Signal generators are electronic devices that produce various types of electrical signals with specific characteristics, such as amplitude, frequency, and waveform. These signals are used to test and analyse electronic equipment and systems.
What are Signal Analysers?
Signal analysers are instruments used to measure and analyse electrical signals. They provide detailed information about a signal's characteristics, such as frequency, amplitude, phase, and spectrum.
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- Function Generators – These devices create electrical waveforms over multiple frequencies. Most function generators can produce waveforms such as sine, square, and triangle waves. They are extensively used in testing, troubleshooting, and calibrating electronic devices.
- Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWGs) – These are a type of function generator that can generate any waveform as defined by a set of points (arbitrary waveform). They are highly flexible and used in complex and advanced signal simulations where standard waveforms are not sufficient.
- Pulse Generators – Pulse generators are devices that produce pulses of controlled duration, amplitude, and repetition rate. They are crucial in applications requiring precise time measurements and are commonly used in digital circuits, radar systems, and communication testing.
- RF Signal Generators – These generate radio frequency (RF) signals used in testing and developing radio and communication equipment. RF signal generators can simulate the signals that a device will operate under normal conditions, allowing developers to optimise performance and troubleshoot issues.
- Spectrum Analysers – Unlike generators, spectrum analysers are well-designed to measure an input signal's magnitude versus frequency within the instrument's full frequency range. They are essential in analysing the output of RF and other electronic devices, identifying signals, and characterising their behaviour.
