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Keysight 33210A 10 MHz
Function/Arbitrary W
aveform
Generator
User’
s
Guide
2
Table of Contents
Keysight 33210A at a Glance
3
The Front Panel at a Glance
4
The Front-Panel Display at a Glance
5
Menu Mode
5
Graph Mode
5
Front-Panel Number Entry
6
The Rear Panel at a Glance
7
In this Book
9
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive
10
Product Category
10
Sales and Technical Support
10
Table of Contents
11
Quick Start
22
Introduction
22
To Prepare the Function Generator for Use
23
To Adjust the Carrying Handle
25
To Set the Output Frequency
26
To Set the Output Amplitude
28
To Set a DC Offset Voltage
30
To Set the High-Level and Low-Level Values
31
To Select "DC Volts
32
To Set the Duty Cycle of a Square Wave
33
To Configure a Pulse Waveform
34
To View a Waveform Graph
35
To Output a Stored Arbitrary Waveform
36
To Use the Built-In Help System
37
To Rack Mount the Function Generator
39
Front-Panel Menu Operation
42
Introduction
42
Front-Panel Menu Reference
43
To Select the Output Termination
47
To Reset the Function Generator
48
To Output a Modulated Waveform
49
To Output a PWM Waveform
51
To Output a Frequency Sweep
53
To Output a Burst Waveform
55
To Trigger a Sweep or Burst
57
To Store the Instrument State
58
To Configure the Remote Interface
59
GPIB Configuration
59
USB Configuration
60
LAN Configuration
60
Features and Functions
66
Introduction
66
Output Configuration
68
Output Function
68
Output Frequency
70
Output Amplitude
71
DC Offset Voltage
73
Output Units
75
Output Termination
76
Duty Cycle (Square Waves)
77
Symmetry (Ramp Waves)
78
Voltage Autoranging
79
Output Control
79
Waveform Polarity
80
Sync Output Signal
81
Pulse Waveforms
83
Pulse Period
83
Pulse Width
84
Pulse Duty Cycle
85
Edge Time
86
Amplitude Modulation (AM)
87
To Select am Modulation
87
Carrier Waveform Shape
88
Carrier Frequency
88
Modulating Waveform Shape
89
Modulating Waveform Frequency
90
Modulation Depth
90
Modulating Source
91
Frequency Modulation (FM)
92
To Select FM Modulation
92
Carrier Waveform Shape
93
Carrier Frequency
94
Modulating Waveform Shape
95
Modulating Waveform Frequency
96
Frequency Deviation
97
Modulating Source
98
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
99
To Select PWM Modulation
99
Pulse Waveform
100
Pulse Period
100
Modulating Waveform Shape
101
Modulating Waveform Frequency
101
Width Deviation
102
Duty Cycle Deviation
103
Modulating Source
104
Frequency Sweep
105
To Select Sweep
105
Start Frequency and Stop Frequency
106
Center Frequency and Frequency Span
107
Sweep Mode
108
Sweep Time
108
Marker Frequency
109
Sweep Trigger Source
110
Trigger out Signal
111
Burst Mode
112
To Select Burst
112
Burst Type
113
Waveform Frequency
115
Burst Count
116
Burst Period
117
Burst Phase
118
Burst Trigger Source
119
Trigger out Signal
120
Triggering
121
Trigger Source Choices
121
Trigger Input Signal
125
Trigger Output Signal
126
Optional Arbitrary Waveforms (Option 002)
127
To Create and Store an Arbitrary Waveform
128
Additional Information on Arbitrary Waveforms
133
System-Related Operations
134
Instrument State Storage
134
Error Conditions
137
Beeper Control
138
Display Bulb-Saver
138
Display Contrast
139
Self-Test
139
Display Control
140
Number Format
141
Firmware Revision Query
142
SCPI Language Version Query
142
Remote Interface Configuration
143
Connectivity Software and Product Cds
143
GPIB Configuration
144
LAN Configuration
144
Keysight 33210A Web Interface
152
USB Configuration
152
External Timebase Reference (Option 001)
153
Calibration Overview
155
Calibration Security
155
Calibration Count
157
Calibration Message
158
Factory Default Settings
159
Remote Interface Reference
162
Introduction
162
SCPI Command Summary
164
The Apply Commands
164
Output Configuration Commands
165
Pulse Configuration Commands
166
Modulation Commands
167
Sweep Commands
169
Burst Commands
170
Arbitrary Waveform Commands
171
Triggering Commands
172
State Storage Commands
172
System-Related Commands
173
Interface Configuration Commands
174
Phase-Lock Commands
175
Status Reporting Commands
175
Calibration Commands
176
IEEE 488.2 Common Commands
177
Simplified Programming Overview
178
Using the Apply Command
178
Using the Low-Level Commands
178
Reading a Query Response
179
Selecting a Trigger Source
179
Using the Apply Command
180
Output Frequency
181
Output Amplitude
182
DC Offset Voltage
184
Apply Command Syntax
185
Output Configuration Commands
189
Pulse Configuration Commands
202
Amplitude Modulation (AM) Commands
207
AM Overview
207
AM Commands
208
Frequency Modulation (FM) Commands
211
FM Overview
211
FM Commands
212
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Commands
215
PWM Overview
215
PWM Commands
216
Frequency Sweep Commands
221
Sweep Overview
221
Sweep Commands
223
Burst Mode Commands
229
Burst Mode Overview
229
Burst Mode Commands
231
Triggering Commands
237
Arbitrary Waveform Commands (Option 002)
240
Arbitrary Waveform Overview
240
Arbitrary Waveform Commands
242
State Storage Commands
251
System-Related Commands
255
Interface Configuration Commands
261
Phase-Lock Commands (Option 001 Only)
266
The SCPI Status System
268
What Is a Condition Register
268
What Is an Event Register
268
What Is an Enable Register
268
The Status Byte Register
270
Using Service Request (SRQ) and Serial Poll
272
Using *STB? to Read the Status Byte
272
Using the Message Available Bit (MAV)
273
To Interrupt Your Computer Using SRQ
273
To Determine When a Command Sequence Is Completed
273
The Questionable Data Register
274
The Standard Event Register
276
Status Reporting Commands
278
Status Byte Register Commands
278
Questionable Data Register Commands
279
Standard Event Register Commands
280
Miscellaneous Status Register Commands
281
Calibration Commands
282
An Introduction to the SCPI Language
284
Command Format Used in this Manual
285
Command Separators
286
Using the MIN and MAX Parameters
286
Querying Parameter Settings
287
SCPI Command Terminators
287
IEEE-488.2 Common Commands
287
SCPI Parameter Types
288
Using Device Clear
290
Error Messages
292
Introduction
292
Command Errors
294
Execution Errors
298
Device Dependent Errors
318
Query Errors
319
Instrument Errors
320
Self-Test Errors
321
Calibration Errors
324
Arbitrary Waveform Errors
326
Application Programs
330
Introduction
330
Program Listings
332
Example: a Simple Sine Waveform
332
Example: Amplitude Modulation
333
Example: Linear Sweep
334
Example: a Pulse Waveform
335
Example: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
336
Example: Downloading an Arbitrary Waveform (ASCII)
337
Tutorial
340
Introduction
340
Direct Digital Synthesis
341
Tutorial
341
Creating Arbitrary Waveforms (Option 002)
344
Square Waveform Generation
347
Pulse Waveform Generation
348
Signal Imperfections
350
Harmonic Imperfections
350
Non-Harmonic Imperfections
350
Phase Noise
351
Quantization Errors
351
Output Amplitude Control
352
Ground Loops
354
Attributes of AC Signals
356
Modulation
358
Amplitude Modulation (AM)
358
Frequency Modulation (FM)
359
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
360
Frequency Sweep
361
Sync and Marker Signals
362
Burst
363
Triggered Burst Mode
363
Gated Burst Mode
364
Specifications
365
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Model
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Category
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Language
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