Wavetek 166

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Below you will find brief information for Pulse/Function Generator 166. The Wavetek 166 Pulse/Function Generator is a combination sweep, function and pulse generator with a full complement of features in all modes of operation. The frequency range is from 0.0001 Hz (2.8 hours per cycle) to 50 MHz. Waveforms are sine, triangle, ramp, square, pulse, positive pulse and negative pulse. The waveforms may be amplitude controlled, de offset and inverted (complemented).

Key Features

  • 50 MHz Frequency Range

  • Sine, Triangle, Ramp, Square, Pulse, Positive Pulse, Negative Pulse Waveforms

  • Variable Width and Transition Times

  • Amplitude Control, DC Offset, and Inversion

  • Triggered, Gated, and Continuous Operation

  • Sweep Modes: Linear and Logarithmic

  • Voltage Controlled Frequency and Amplitude

  • External Width Mode

  • Haverwave Mode

Pages: 69 Wavetek 166 instruction manual

Brand: Wavetek Category: Measuring, testing & control Size: 5 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What waveforms can the Wavetek 166 generate?

The Wavetek 166 generates sine, triangle, ramp, square, pulse, positive pulse, and negative pulse waveforms.

What is the frequency range of the Wavetek 166?

The Wavetek 166 has a frequency range of 0.0001 Hz (2.8 hours per cycle) to 50 MHz.

How can the Wavetek 166 be used to generate a pulse?

The Wavetek 166 can generate a pulse, and the pulse width and frequency can be dependent on an external signal input.

What are the sweep modes of the Wavetek 166?

The Wavetek 166 has linear and logarithmic sweep modes.

Questions & Answers

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What is the sine wave distortion of the Wavetek 166 at 100 kHz?

The sine wave distortion of the Wavetek 166 at 100 kHz (tested with a normal sine wave at 10Vp-p) is less than 0.5%.

What is the accuracy of the step attenuator of the Wavetek 166 at 100 kHz?

The accuracy of the step attenuator is ±0.3 dB per 20 dB step up to 100 kHz.

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