Arbitary Waveform Generator By Nisarg Vasavada.
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This document discusses arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs). It provides an overview of what an AWG is and how it works to generate electronic waveforms of desired shapes that can be either single-shot or repetitive. The document outlines the basics of AWGs, how arbitrary waveforms are created by replacing ramp function values with arbitrary function values, and the advantages and disadvantages of AWGs. It also includes examples of waveforms that can be generated and sections on digital pattern generators and conclusions.
Arbitary Waveform Generator By Nisarg Vasavada.
- 2. Contents: a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) The Basics What is AWG & Why AWG How does it work? Arbitrary waveforms Example: ArbStudio Digital Pattern Generator Advantages & Disadvantages of AWG Conclusion Reference 際際滷 no. 3 4 5 6 7 11 13 14 15
- 4. 2 AWG is an electronic instrument used to generate electronic Waveforms of desired shape. These waveforms can be either single-shot or Repetitive.
- 5. 2 | R(t) 0 1. Pick any time T for the ramp function R(t). 2. Calculate f(両) with the given formula by chopping out the integer part. 3. Replace the Ramp value R(t) with the Arbitrary function value f(両). 4. Repeat for all other Time periods. T F(両) 0 f 1
- 6. waveforms Frequency distortion No phase Shift Low freq. phase shift High freq. loss & low phase shift Low frequency Boost Low freq. loss & phase shift Damped oscillation 2 High freq. loss No phase shift High freq. loss & low phase shift Low freq. phase shift with HUM
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