4.4.4.3 Filter
The Model 395 contains three filters. The two eight pole, six-zero elliptic filters
provide sharp cutoffs at 20 MHz and 40 MHz. The two-pole Bessel filter provides a
less sharp cutoff at 10 MHz but a flatter overal1 response. "None" bypasses output
filtering.
Select output filters by cycling through the list using the knob, cursor keys, or F4.
20 MHz Elliptic filter.
40
MHz EUiptic filter.
10 MHz Bessel filter.
none - no filter.
4.4.5 FREQUENCY
Frequency programs the repetition rate for the selected arbitrary waveform, standard
waveform, or sequence.
4.4.5.1 Standard Waveform Frequency
The Model 395 allows the setting
of
the repetition rate in Frequency units
or
Period
units. See figure 4-29.
SOMHz
2MHz
10
MHz
Triangle
To program the frequency
of
a waveform, press F4, "freq" and use the knob
or
keypad
to program the frequency. Maximum frequency depends on the selected waveform:
Waveform Max. Freq. Resolution
Sine
and
Haversines 40
MHz
10 digits
:s;
20
MHz
4
digits>
20
MHz
10 digits
:s;
100
kHz
4
digits>
100
kHz
4 digits
10 digits
:s;
100
kHz
4 >
100kHz
Square
±
Ramp
/Sin
(x)/x
STANDARDFREQUENCY
1.000000000 kHz
• freq
period
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Figure 4-29. Frequency - Standard Waveforms
4.4.5.2 Standard Waveform Period
20ns
500ns
100
ns
Square
± Ramps/Sin (x)/x
Triangle
To program the period
of
a waveform, press F8, "period" and use the knob
or
keypad
to program the value. Minimum period depends on the selected waveform:
Waveform Min.
Pero
Resolution
Sine and Haversines 25 ns
10
digits
;:::
50
ns
4 digits < 50 ns
10 digits;::: 10
!ts
4 digits <
1O!tS
4 digits
10 digits;::: 10 !ts
4 digits
<
1O!tS
4-30 Front Panel Operation Reference
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