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SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES SDG1032X - User Manual

SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES SDG1032X
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SDG1000 Service Manual I
SDG1000 Series
Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Service Manual
SM0201-E01C
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Summary

Guaranty and Declaration

Copyright

Information regarding all rights reserved by SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Trademark Information

States SIGLENT is a registered trademark of SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Declaration

Lists product protection, modification rights, publication replacement, copying restrictions, and liability limitations.

Product Certification

Mentions conformance to national, industrial, and ISO standards.

General Safety Summary

Only qualified technician should perform service procedures

Emphasizes that only qualified technicians should perform service procedures on the instrument.

Use Proper Power Line

Instruction to use only the special power line approved by local state.

Ground the Instrument

Importance of connecting the ground conductor to the earth for safety.

Connect the Signal Wire correctly

Caution against connecting signal wire to high voltage or touching exposed contacts.

Look Over All Terminals Ratings

Advises to check all ratings and instructions before connecting the instrument.

Not Operate with Suspected Failures

Recommends professional check if instrument damage is suspected.

Avoid Circuit or Components Exposed

Warning not to touch exposed contacts or components when power is on.

Do not Operate in Wet;Damp conditions

Prohibition of operating the instrument in wet or damp environments.

Do not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere

Prohibition of operating the instrument in an explosive atmosphere.

Keep the Surface of the Instrument Clean and Dry

Instruction to maintain the instrument's surface clean and dry.

Safety Terms and Symbols

Terms used on the instrument

Explains terms like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION used on the instrument.

Symbols used on the instrument

Lists and explains symbols like Hazardous Voltage, Protective Earth Ground, Warning, etc.

Overview for the Document

SDG1000 Series Generator at a glance

Introduces the main technology characteristics of the SDG1000 generator.

The Front Panel at a glance

Briefly introduces the buttons and knob on the front panel.

The Rear Panel at a glance

Introduces all ports for easy communication on the rear panel.

Specification

States that Chapter 1 lists the generator's specifications.

Quick Start

Explains that Chapter 2 prepares the generator and familiarizes users with front-panel features.

Performance Verification Test

States that Chapter 3 provides performance verification tests.

Assembly Procedures

Explains that Chapter 4 provides disassembly procedures for structure understanding.

Troubleshooting

Explains that Chapter 5 provides troubleshooting procedures for internal boards and general issues.

Maintainance

States that Chapter 6 provides information on maintenance and daily care.

Convention for the whole Contents

Type

Lists the types of SDG1000 series generators with their analog bandwidth and channels.

Analog Bandwith

Details the analog bandwidth for each SDG1000 series generator type.

Channel

Specifies the number of channels for each SDG1000 series generator type.

SDG1000 Series at a Glance

Characteristics

Lists key features like DDS technology, TFT display, sampling rate, resolution, waveforms, modulation, I/O, USB support, and languages.

The Front Panel at a Glance

No.

Lists numbered components on the front panel with their descriptions.

Description

Provides descriptions for numbered components of the front panel.

ON;OFF Switch

Identifies the ON/OFF switch on the front panel.

USB Host

Identifies the USB Host port on the front panel.

LOGO

Identifies the SIGLENT logo on the front panel.

Model

Identifies the model number display on the front panel.

Menu ON;OFF Switch

Identifies the switch for controlling the menu on the front panel.

Digital Keypad

Identifies the digital keypad on the front panel.

Universal Knob

Identifies the universal knob for adjustments on the front panel.

Direction Keys

Identifies the direction keys for navigation on the front panel.

Output Control Keys

Identifies the keys for controlling output functions on the front panel.

BNC Connectors

Identifies the BNC connectors on the front panel.

Function Keys

Identifies the general function keys on the front panel.

Waveform Selection Keys

Identifies the keys for selecting waveforms on the front panel.

Menu Operation Keys

Identifies the keys for operating menus on the front panel.

LCD Display

Identifies the LCD display on the front panel.

The Front Panel Display at a Glance

Output Status

Describes the output status indicators on the display.

Parameter Name

Identifies parameter names shown on the display.

Parameter Unit

Identifies the units for displayed parameters.

Value

Indicates the value part of displayed parameters.

Channel Display Space

Refers to the area on the display showing channel information.

Softkey

Identifies the softkeys displayed on the screen.

Mod Information

Shows modulation-related information on the display.

Trigger Information

Shows trigger-related information on the display.

The Rear Panel at a Glance

1. External 10 MHz Reference Input Terminal

Identifies the terminal for external 10 MHz reference input.

2. Sync Output Terminal

Identifies the terminal for sync output.

3. Chassis Ground

Identifies the chassis ground connection point.

4. Power Socket

Identifies the AC power socket.

5. USB Device

Identifies the USB device port.

6. Ext Trig;Gate;FSK;Burst Terminal

Identifies the terminal for external trigger, gate, FSK, and burst signals.

7. External Modulation Input Terminal

Identifies the terminal for external modulation input.

WARNING

Safety warning regarding proper grounding for electric shock protection.

Specifications

Specifications

Lists detailed technical specifications for SDG1000 series generators, including model, frequency, resolution, etc.

Frequency Specification

Waveform

Lists available waveforms: Sine, Square, Ramp, Pulse, Noise, Arb.

Sine

Specifies the frequency range for Sine waveforms across different models.

Square

Specifies the frequency range for Square waveforms across different models.

Pulse

Specifies the frequency range for Pulse waveforms across different models.

Ramp

Specifies the frequency range for Ramp waveforms across different models.

Gaussian white noise

Specifies bandwidth for Gaussian white noise across models.

Arbitrary waveform resolution

States the resolution for arbitrary waveforms.

Accuracy

Details accuracy specifications over time and temperature.

Temperature coefficient

Specifies the temperature coefficient for accuracy.

Sine Wave Spectrum Purity

Lists harmonic distortion, spurious signal, and phase noise for sine waves.

Square Wave

Details specifications for square waves like rise/fall time, overshoot, duty cycle, jitter.

Pulse Wave

Pulse width

Specifies the range and resolution for pulse width.

Rise;Fall time

Specifies typical rise/fall time for pulses.

Duty Cycle

Specifies the range and resolution for duty cycle.

Overshoot

Specifies the typical overshoot for pulses.

Jitter

Specifies the typical jitter for pulses.

Ramp Wave

Linearity

Specifies linearity for ramp waveforms.

Symmetry

Specifies symmetry range for ramp waveforms.

Arbitrary Waveform

Waveform length

Specifies the length of arbitrary waveforms.

Vertical resolution

Specifies vertical resolution for arbitrary waveforms.

Sample rate

Specifies the sample rate for arbitrary waveforms.

Min. Rise;Fall time

Specifies minimum rise/fall time for arbitrary waveforms.

Jitter (RMS)

Specifies RMS jitter for arbitrary waveforms.

Storage in non-volatile RAM memory (10 in total)

Details storage capacity for arbitrary waveforms.

Output Specification

Output

Details output specifications for CH1 and CH2, including amplitude and impedance.

Amplitude

Lists amplitude ranges for CH1 and CH2 under different load conditions.

Vertical resolution (100 kHz sine waveform)

Specifies vertical resolution for sine waveform at 100 kHz.

Amplitude flatness (compared to 100 kHz sine waveform, 5 Vpp)

Specifies amplitude flatness relative to a 100 kHz sine wave.

Channel phase deviation

Specifies phase deviation between channels.

Cross talk

Specifies crosstalk between channels.

DC

Range (DC)

Specifies DC voltage ranges for CH1 and CH2.

Offset accuracy

Specifies the accuracy of the DC offset.

Waveform Output

Impedance

Specifies the output impedance.

Protection

Details the output protection mechanism.

AM Modulation (CH1;CH2)

Carrier

Lists available carrier types for AM modulation.

Source

Specifies modulation source options.

Modulation waveform

Lists available modulation waveforms.

Modulation depth

Specifies the range for modulation depth.

FM Modulation (CH1;CH2)

Carrier

Lists available carrier types for FM modulation.

Source

Specifies modulation source options.

Modulation waveform

Lists available modulation waveforms.

Frequency deviation

Specifies frequency deviation for FM modulation.

PM Modulation (CH1;CH2)

Carrier

Lists available carrier types for PM modulation.

Source

Specifies modulation source options.

Modulation waveform

Lists available modulation waveforms.

Deviation

Specifies deviation range for PM modulation.

FSK Modulation (CH1;CH2)

Carrier

Lists available carrier types for FSK modulation.

Source

Specifies modulation source options.

Modulation waveform

Specifies modulation waveform for FSK.

ASK Modulation (CH1;CH2)

Carrier

Lists available carrier types for ASK modulation.

Source

Specifies modulation source options.

Modulation waveform

Specifies modulation waveform for ASK.

PWM Modulation (CH1;CH2)

Frequency

Specifies frequency range for PWM modulation.

Source

Specifies modulation source options.

Modulation waveform

Lists available modulation waveforms for PWM.

External Modulation range

Specifies the range for external modulation.

Sweep (CH1;CH2)

Carrier

Lists available carrier types for sweep functions.

Type

Specifies sweep type (linear/logarithmic).

Direction

Specifies sweep direction (up/down).

Sweep time

Specifies the sweep time range.

Trigger source

Lists trigger source options for sweep.

Burst (CH1;CH2)

Waveform

Lists available waveforms for burst mode.

Type

Specifies burst type (count, infinite, gated).

Start;Stop phrase

Specifies phase for burst start/stop.

Internal cycle

Specifies the internal cycle range for burst.

Gated trigger

Specifies gated trigger options for burst.

Trigger source

Lists trigger source options for burst.

Rear Panel Connector

External modulation

Details external modulation specifications.

External trigger

Details external trigger specifications.

The external input voltage cant be over ±6 V, otherwise instrument gets damaged.

Warning about exceeding external input voltage limits.

Trigger Input

Voltage level input

Specifies voltage level for trigger input.

Slope

Specifies trigger slope options.

Pulse width

Specifies pulse width for trigger input.

Input impedance

Specifies input impedance for trigger input.

Trigger Output

Voltage level

Specifies voltage level for trigger output.

Pulse width

Specifies pulse width for trigger output.

Output impedance

Specifies output impedance for trigger output.

Max. frequency

Specifies maximum frequency for trigger output.

SYNC Output

Voltage level

Specifies voltage level for SYNC output.

Pulse width

Specifies pulse width for SYNC output.

Output impedance

Specifies output impedance for SYNC output.

Max. frequency

Specifies maximum frequency for SYNC output.

Frequency Counter

Measurement

Lists measurables: Frequency, Period, Pulse width, duty cycle.

Frequency range

Specifies frequency range for the counter.

Frequency resolution

Specifies frequency resolution.

Voltage range and sensitivity(non-modulated signal)

Details voltage range and sensitivity for measurements.

DC offset range

Specifies the DC offset range.

DC coupling

Lists DC coupling ranges and sensitivities.

Manual

Specifies manual settings for DC coupling.

AC coupling

Lists AC coupling ranges and sensitivities.

Pulse width and duty measurement

Specifies parameters for pulse width and duty cycle measurement.

Input adjustment

Details input adjustment settings.

Input impedance

Specifies input impedance.

Coupling methods

Lists coupling methods (AC, DC).

High-frequency rejection

Specifies high-frequency rejection setting.

Trigger level range

Specifies the trigger level range.

General Specifications

Display

Details display type, resolution, color depth, contrast, and backlight intensity.

Power

Specifies voltage, consumption, and fuse rating.

Environment

Details operating and storage temperature, cooling method, and temperature range.

Altitude

Specifies operating and storage altitude limits.

Others

Lists dimension and weight of the instrument.

Dimension

Specifies the physical dimensions of the generator.

Weight

Specifies the net and gross weight of the generator.

IP protection

Indicates the IP protection rating.

Calibration Cycle

Specifies the calibration cycle period.

Quick Start

To Prepare the Generator for Use

Guides on preparing the generator for initial operation.

To Adjust the Carrying Handle

Instructions on adjusting the carrying handle.

To Set the Output Frequency

Steps to set the output frequency.

To Set the Output Amplitude

Steps to set the output amplitude.

To Set a DC Offset Voltage

Steps to set the DC offset voltage.

To Set the Duty Cycle of a Square Wave

Steps to adjust the duty cycle of a square wave.

To Set the Symmetry of a Ramp Wave

Steps to adjust the symmetry of a ramp wave.

To Configure a Pulse Waveform

Steps to configure a pulse waveform.

To Configure a Noise Waveform

Steps to configure a noise waveform.

To Select DC Volts

Steps to select the DC Volts function.

To Output a Built-In Arbitrary Waveform

Steps to output a built-in arbitrary waveform.

To Use the Built-In Help System

Instructions on using the built-in help system.

Prepare the Generator for Use

1. Check the list of accessories

Lists supplied accessories and advises to contact sales office if items are missing or damaged.

2. Connect the power cord and turn on the generator

Guides on connecting power and turning on the generator, including self-test.

Note

Information on error messages during power-on self-test and service return.

Adjust the carrying handle

Pull the handle down

Illustrates pulling the handle down.

Pull the handle ahead for easy carrying

Illustrates pulling the handle forward for carrying.

Set the Output Frequency

1. Press the Freq;Period softkey

Instructs to press the Freq/Period softkey to access frequency settings.

2. Input the desired frequency

Guides on inputting the frequency value using the keypad and selecting the unit.

Note

Mentions using the knob and direction keys for input.

Set the Output Amplitude

1. Press the Ampl;HLevel softkey

Instructs to press the Ampl/HLevel softkey to access amplitude settings.

2. Input the desired amplitude

Guides on inputting the amplitude value and selecting the unit.

Note

Mentions using the knob and direction keys for input.

Set the DC offset

1. Press the Offset;LLevel softkey

Instructs to press the Offset/LLevel softkey to access offset settings.

2. Input the desired offset

Guides on inputting the DC offset value and selecting the unit.

Note

Mentions using the knob and direction keys for input.

Set the Duty Cycle of a Square Wave

1. Select the square wave function

Guides on selecting the square wave function and setting frequency.

2. Press the Duty softkey

Instructs to press the Duty softkey to access duty cycle settings.

3. Input the desired duty

Guides on inputting the duty cycle value and selecting the unit.

Set the Symmetry of a Ramp Wave

1. Select the Ramp wave function

Guides on selecting the ramp wave function and setting frequency.

2. Press the Symmetry softkey

Instructs to press the Symmetry softkey to access symmetry settings.

3. Input the desired symmetry

Guides on inputting the symmetry value and selecting the unit.

Generate a Pulse Waveform

1. Select the pulse function

Guides on selecting the pulse function.

2. Set the Pulse period

Guides on setting the pulse period.

3. Set the Pulse Width

Guides on setting the pulse width.

4. Set the Pulse Delay

Guides on setting the pulse delay.

Configure a Noise Waveform

1. Select the Noise function

Guides on selecting the noise function.

2. Set the variance

Guides on setting the variance for noise waveform.

3. Set the mean

Guides on setting the mean for noise waveform.

Set the DC Voltage

1. Select the Utility function

Guides on accessing the Utility function.

2. Set the DC Voltage

Guides on setting the DC voltage as an offset value.

Output a Built-In Arbitrary Waveform

1. Select the arbitrary waveform function

Guides on selecting the arbitrary waveform function and loading a waveform.

2. Select the built-in waveform

Guides on selecting a specific built-in arbitrary waveform.

3. Output the exponential fall waveform

Guides on outputting the selected arbitrary waveform.

Use the Built-In Help System

1. View the help information for SDG1000

Guides on accessing and navigating the help system.

2. Press Help button or any function button to exit help system.

Instructions on how to exit the help system.

Performance Verification Test

Recommended Test Equipment

Lists recommended instruments for performance verification.

Test Considerations

Provides recommendations for optimal performance during testing.

Performance Verification Test

The performance verification tests are recommended as acceptance tests

Explains the purpose and frequency of performance verification tests.

DC Output Verification

4. Compare the measured voltage to the spec range shown in the table above.

Instructs to compare measured voltage with specified ranges.

Duty Cycle Verification for Square

6. Compare the measured duty to the spec range shown in the table above.

Instructs to compare measured duty cycle with specified ranges.

Frequency Response Verification

2. Connect the Power Meter, PC and generator as shown below.

Instructions for connecting test equipment.

5. Compare the value measured from Power Meter to the spec range shown in the table above.

Instructs to compare measured power meter values with specifications.

AC Amplitude Verification

2. Connect the Power Meter, PC and generator as shown below.

Instructions for connecting test equipment.

5. Compare the value measured from Power Meter to the spec range shown in the table above.

Instructs to compare measured power meter values with specifications.

Assembly Procedures

Security Consideration

Information on security measures needed before and during disassembly.

List of Module

Lists the removable modules of the generator.

Required Tool

Lists the necessary tools for disassembly procedures.

Disassembly Procedures

Explains how to remove and install modules in detail.

List of Modules

Number of Module

Lists modules by their number.

Module

Lists the names of removable modules.

Handle

Identifies the handle as a removable module.

The main Metal Shell and Rear Cabinet

Identifies the main metal shell and rear cabinet.

Front Shell

Identifies the front shell as a removable module.

Display Module

Identifies the display module.

Rear Metal Cover

Identifies the rear metal cover.

Required Tools

PH2 philips head screw drivers

Specifies the required tool for disassembly.

Disassembly Procedures

A view of the whole Instrument

Removing the Handle

Removing steps:

Details the steps to remove the handle.

Pull down the handle hard from the two sides of the generator.

Specific instruction for removing the handle.

Removing the Metal Shell and Rear Cabinet

Table 4-3 Removing the rear cabinet screws

Illustrates the removal of rear cabinet screws.

Table 4-4 Removing the metal shell screw

Illustrates the removal of metal shell screws.

Removing the Metal Shell and Rear Cabinet

Removing steps:

Outlines the steps to remove the metal shell and rear cabinet.

3. Remove the rear cabinet and metal shell from the main body.

Step to separate the cabinet and shell from the main body.

To install the metal shell and rear cabinet, please operate as the reverse steps.

Instruction for installing the metal shell and rear cabinet.

Removing the Front Cabinet

Removing steps:

Outlines the steps to remove the front cabinet.

1. Remove the front module cable connected to the main board.

Step to disconnect the front module cable.

To install the front cabinet, please operate as the reverse steps.

Instruction for installing the front cabinet.

Removing the Display Module

Removing steps:

Outlines the steps to remove the display module.

To install the display module, please operate as the reverse steps.

Instruction for installing the display module.

Removing the Main Body

Removing steps:

Outlines the steps to remove the main body.

Troubleshooting

ESD Precautions

Precautions to avoid damage to components due to electrostatic discharge.

Required Equipments

Lists the equipment necessary for troubleshooting.

Main Board Drawing

Check the Power Supply

Check the Main Board

Signal test points for the main board

Quick Guide for General Failures

1. No start-up after pressing the Power button:

Troubleshooting steps for failure to start up.

2. The instrument starts up with a dark screen:

Troubleshooting steps for a dark screen upon startup.

3. No response after pressing any button or abnormal display of the screen:

Troubleshooting steps for unresponsive buttons or abnormal screen display.

4. The output frequency measured on the oscilloscope is incorrect:

Troubleshooting steps for incorrect output frequency measurements.

Maintenance

Maintain Summary

Summarizes SIGLENT's warranty terms and service arrangements.

Repackaging for Shipment

If the unit needs to be shipped to SIGLENT for service or repair, be sure to:

Instructions for preparing the unit for shipment for service or repair.

3. Secure the container with strong tape or metal bands.

Step to secure the shipping container.

Contact SIGLENT

Headquarters

Contact information for SIGLENT's headquarters in China.

North America

Contact information for SIGLENT Technologies America, Inc.

Europe

Contact information for SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES EUROPE GmbH.

SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES SDG1032X Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES
ModelSDG1032X
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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