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2-8 AFG3000 Series Arbitrary/Function Generators Reference Manual

Phase Modulation. Phase modulation is similar to FM (Frequency modulation), but

in PM, the phase of the carrier waveform is varied by the amplitude of the modu-

lating waveform.

Frequency Shift Keying. Frequency shift keying modulation is a modulation tech-

nique that shifts the output signal frequency between two frequencies: the carrier

frequency and the FSK Hop frequency.

Pulse Width Modulation. Pulse width modulation is a modulation technique in

which the width of a pulse waveform is varied by the voltage of the modulating

waveform.

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
General Safety Summary13
Accessories and Options15
Programming Examples15
General Care and Cleaning15
SCPI Conformance Information15
Default Setup15
Figure 1-1: Dual-Channel Model19
Operating Basics19
- Figure 1-2: Front Panel Controls20
- Figure 1-7: Run Mode Menu (Continuous)26
- Display Area and Screen Interface29
- Figure 1-12: Frequency/Period/Phase Menu32
- Figure 1-11: Default Display32
- Figure 1-13: Screen Display with Frequency Active33
- Figure 1-15: Screen Display with Frequency Active33
- Figure 1-14: Screen Display with Frequency Active33
- Figure 1-16: Screen Display with Frequency Active34
- Figure 1-17: Amplitude/Level Menu34
- Figure 1-18: PWM Sample Screen35
- Figure 1-19: PWM Parameter Menu (Freq Is Selected)35
- Figure 1-20: PWM Parameter Menu (Period Is Selected)36
- Rear Panel37
Figure 1-21: Rear Panel Connectors37
Reference41
- Menu System41
- Menu Structure42
- Table 2-1: Sine/Square Menu43
- Table 2-2: Ramp Menu44
- Table 2-3: Pulse Menu44
- Table 2-4: Arb Menu45
- Table 2-5: more Menu46
- Table 2-6: Modulation Parameter Menu47
- Figure 2-1: Sweep Type49
- Table 2-7: Sweep Parameter Menu49
- Figure 2-2: Frequency Sweep50
- Table 2-8: Burst Parameter Menu51
- Table 2-9: Output Menu52
- Table 2-10: Save/Recall Menu53
- Table 2-11: Edit Menu54
- Figure 2-3: Number of Points56
- Table 2-12: Operations Submenu57
- Figure 2-4: Using the Cursor (Line Edit)58
- Figure 2-6: Operation - Edit by Data Point59
- Figure 2-5: Line Edit Example59
- Figure 2-7: Cut Example60
- Figure 2-8: Paste at Beginning61
- Figure 2-9: Paste at End62
- Table 2-13: Utility Menu63
- File Operations68
Index68
Figure 2-10: Browse Waveform Files (USB Memory)68
Figure 2-11: Write as - Character Entry Box70
Figure 2-12: Recall Menu (Internal)71
Figure 2-13: Save as - Character Entry Box72
Syntax and Commands75
- Command Syntax75
- Table 3-1: BNF Notation75
- Table 3-2: Command Message Elements76
- Figure 3-1: Command Message Elements77
- Table 3-3: Query Response Examples77
- Figure 3-2: Example of SCPI Subsystem Hierarchy Tree78
- Table 3-4: Parameter Types Used in Syntax Descriptions79
- Figure 3-3: Example of Abbreviating a Command80
- Figure 3-5: Example of Omitting Root and Lower Level Nodes81
- Figure 3-4: Example of Chaining Commands and Queries81
- Command Groups83
- Table 3-7: Memory Commands83
- Table 3-5: Calibration and Diagnostic Commands83
- Table 3-6: Display Commands83
- Table 3-9: Output Commands84
- Table 3-8: Mass Memory Commands84
- Table 3-10: Source Commands84
- Table 3-11: Status Commands86
- Table 3-13: Synchronization Commands87
- Table 3-12: System Commands87
- Table 3-15: Trigger Commands88
- Table 3-14: Trace Commands88
- Table 3-16: AFG Control Command88
- Abort (no Query Form)89
- Command Descriptions89
- Afgcontrol:cscopy (no Query Form)90
- Cal?90
- Calibration[:All]91
- CLS (no Query Form)91
- Diagnostic[:All]92
- Display:contrast93
- Display:saver[:State]93
- Display[:Window]:Text:clear (no Query Form)94
- Display[:Window]:Text[:Data]94
- Esr?96
- Idn?96
- Memory:state:delete (no Query Form)97
- Memory:state:valid?97
- Memory:state:lock98
- Memory:state:recall:auto99
- Mmemory:catalog?100
- Mmemory:cdirectory101
- Mmemory:delete (no Query Form)101
- Mmemory:load:state (no Query Form)102
- Mmemory:load:trace (no Query Form)102
- Mmemory:lock[:State]103
- Mmemory:mdirectory (no Query Form)103
- Mmemory:store:state (no Query Form)104
- Mmemory:store:trace (no Query Form)104
- Opt?105
- Output[1|2]:Impedance106
- Output[1|2]:Polarity107
- Output[1|2][:State]107
- Output:trigger:mode108
- RCL (no Query Form)109
- RST (no Query Form)110
- SAV (no Query Form)110
- Source[1|2]]:Am[:Depth]111
- Source[1|2]]:Am:internal:frequency112
- Source[1|2]]:Am:internal:function113
- Source[1|2]]:Am:internal:function:efile114
- Source[1|2]]:Am:source114
- Source[1|2]]:Am:state115
- Source[1|2]]:Burst:mode115
- Source[1|2]]:Burst:ncycles116
- Source[1|2]]:Burst[:State]117
- Source[1|2]]:Burst:tdelay118
- Source[1|2]]:Combine:feed119
- Source[1|2]]:Fm:internal:frequency120
- Source[1|2]]:Fm[:Deviation]120
- Source[1|2]]:Fm:internal:function121
- Source[1|2]]:Fm:internal:function:efile122
- Source[1|2]]:Fm:source122
- Source[1|2]]:Fm:state123
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency:center123
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency:concurrent[:State]124
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency[:Cw|:Fixed]125
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency:mode126
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency:span127
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency:start128
- Source[1|2]]:Frequency:stop129
- Source[1|2]]:Fskey:internal:rate130
- Source[1|2]]:Fskey[:Frequency]130
- Source[1|2]]:Fskey:source131
- Source[1|2]]:Fskey:state131
- Source[1|2]]:Function:efile132
- Source[1|2]]:Function:ramp:symmetry132
- Source[1|2]]:Function[:Shape]133
- Source[1|2]]:Phase[:Adjust]134
- Source[1|2]]:Phase:initiate (no Query Form)135
- Source[1|2]]:Pm[:Deviation]135
- Source[1|2]]:Pm:internal:frequency136
- Source[1|2]]:Pm:internal:function137
- Source[1|2]]:Pm:internal:function:efile138
- Source[1|2]]:Pm:source138
- Source[1|2]]:Pm:state139
- Source<3|4>:Power[:Level][:Immediate][:Amplitude]140
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:dcycle141
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:delay142
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:hold142
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:period143
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:transition[:Leading]143
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:transition:trailing144
- Source[1|2]]:Pulse:width145
- Source[1|2]]:Pwm:internal:frequency146
- Source[1|2]]:Pwm:internal:function147
- Source[1|2]]:Pwm:internal:function:efile148
- Source[1|2]]:Pwm:source148
- Source[1|2]]:Pwm:state149
- Source[1|2]]:Pwm[:Deviation]:Dcycle150
- Source[1|2]]:Sweep:htime151
- Source]:Roscillator:source151
- Source[1|2]]:Sweep:mode152
- Source[1|2]]:Sweep:rtime153
- Source[1|2]]:Sweep:spacing153
- Source[1|2]]:Sweep:time154
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage:concurrent[:State]155
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate]:High156
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate]:Low157
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate]:Offset158
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage[:Level][:Immediate][:Amplitude]159
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage:limit:high160
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage:limit:low161
- Source[1|2]]:Voltage:unit162
- Status:operation:condition?164
- Status:operation:enable164
- Status:operation[:Event]?165
- Status:preset (no Query Form)165
- Status:questionable:condition?166
- Status:questionable:enable166
- Status:questionable[:Event]?167
- Stb?167
- System:beeper:state168
- System:beeper[:Immediate] (no Query Form)168
- System:error[:Next]?169
- System:kclick[:State]169
- System:klock[:State]170
- System:security:immediate (no Query Form)170
- System:ulanguage171
- System:version?171
- Trace|Data:catalog?172
- Trace|Data:copy (no Query Form)172
- Trace|Data[:Data]173
- Trace|Data[:Data]:Line (no Query Form)174
- Trace|Data[:Data]:Value175
- Trace|Data:define (no Query Form)176
- Trace|Data:delete[:Name] (no Query Form)177
- Trace|Data:lock[:State]177
- Trace|Data:points178
- TRG (no Query Form)178
- Trigger[:Sequence]:Slope179
- Trigger[:Sequence]:Source179
- Trigger[:Sequence]:Timer180
- Trigger[:Sequence][:Immediate] (no Query Form)180
- Tst?181
- WAI (no Query Form)181
Status and Events185
- Status Reporting Structure185
- Figure 4-1: Error and Event Handling Process186
- Registers188
- Table 4-1: SBR Bit Functions189
- Figure 4-3: the Standard Event Status Register (SESR)190
- Table 4-4: QCR Bit Functions192
- Figure 4-7: Service Request Enable Register (SRER)193
- Queues194
Table 4-5: Definition of Event Codes195
Table 4-6: Command Error Messages195
Table 4-7: Execution Error Messages197
Table 4-8: Device-Specific Error Messages199
Table 4-9: Query Errors199
Table 4-10: Power-On Events199
Table 4-11: User Request Events200
Table 4-12: Request Control Events200
Table 4-13: Operation Complete Events200
Table 4-14: Device Errors201
Programming Examples205
Table A-1: Options211
Table A-2: Standard Accessories212
Table A-3: Optional Accessories212
- Figure A-1: Fuse Adapter213
- General Care215
Table C-1: SCPI Conformance Information217
Table D-1: Default Settings221

Brand	Tektronix
Model	AFG3000 Series
Category	Portable Generator
Language	English

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