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3.4 FIRST TIME OPERATION

The following exercise will familiarize the operator with most functions of the Model 4013 function
generator. Preset the controls as follows:

WAVEFORM ...................SINE
DUTY CYCLE .................OFF

OFFSET .........................OFF

ATTENUATOR................OFF
AMPLITUDE ...................CENTERED

Connect a 50

coaxial cable, terminated into a 50

feedthrough, to the vertical input of an

oscilloscope (set vertical to 2V/Div and horizontal to 1 ms/Div). The oscilloscope should display a
triangle waveform.

1.

Alternately press the sine, square and triangle pushbuttons and observe the different wave
shapes. Return to the sine function.

2.

Rotate the frequency knob and press up and down range switches while observing the change
in frequency of the displayed waveform.

3.

Push the DUTY CYCLE ON button. Select the SQUARE wave. Rotate the control while
observing the change in the duty cycle of the waveform

4.

Alternately press the 20 dB attenuator button and rotate the AMPLITUDE control to verify
that the waveform amplitude changes. Return these controls to the preset condition.

5.

Push the OFFSET ON button and rotate the OFFSET control. Notice the change in DC
level of the displayed waveform. Return these controls to the preset condition.

3.5 DETAILED OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.5.1 Frequency Setting

The frequency of the generator is changed by turning the FREQUENCY control. The frequency
range is selected by pressing the up or down range pushbuttons. The waveform output frequency is
shown on the LCD display.

3.5.2 Variable Symmetry

The symmetry of the Square waveform can be changed by pushing the DUTY CYCLE ON button
and rotating the DUTY CYCLE knob. A change of symmetry from 15% to 85% can be obtained.

3.5.3 Output Attenuation

The pushbutton attenuator of 20 dB attenuates the waveform by a factor of 10.. In order to achieve
low noise waveforms at low levels, use proper attenuation and keep the amplitude control far from
its maximum CCW position.

3.5.4 Offset Output

Summary of Contents for 4013DDS

Page 1: ...1 Model 4013DDS 12 MHz Sweep Function Generator...

Page 2: ...r consequential damages So the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you This w arranty gives you specific rights and you may have other rights w hich vary from state to state Service Informa...

Page 3: ...1 2 DESCRIPTION 5 1 3 SPECIFICATIONS 5 1 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT 6 Section 2 Installation 2 1 INTRODUCTION 7 2 3 INSTRUMENT MOUNTING 7 2 4 POWER REQUIREMENTS 7 2 5 GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS 7 2 7 ACCEPTANCE...

Page 4: ...presence offlammable gases or fumes Operation ofany electrical instrument in such an environment constitutes a definite safety hazard KEEP AWAY FROM LIVE CIRCUITS Instrument covers must not be remove...

Page 5: ...odel 4013DDS Function Generator 1 2 DESCRIPTION The Model 4013DDS is a versatile high performance function generator Implemented using advance digital technologies based on DDS topology the units gene...

Page 6: ...ariable up to 10V 5V into 50 Absolute peak amplitude plus of f set limited to 10V 5V into 50 OUTPUT IMPEDANCE 50 OUTPUT PROTECTION The generator main output is non destructiv ely protected against sho...

Page 7: ...eck for the Model 4013DDS Function Generator 2 2 MECHANICAL INSPECTION This instrument was carefully inspected before shipment Upon receipt inspect the instrument for damage that might have occurred i...

Page 8: ...cable must be plugged into an approved three conductor electrical outlet WARNING Do not alter the ground connection Without the protective ground connection all accessible conductive parts including c...

Page 9: ...set up of paragraph 2 7 1 select Square waveform and push the DUTY CYCLE ON control Rotate the DUTY CYCLE knob from full CCW to CW and observe a waveform symmetry change Section 3 Operating Instructi...

Page 10: ...specifications An RG 58 coaxial cable equipped with BNC connectors and terminated with a 50 feed through termination is recommended Using the 50 terminator minimizes signal reflection and power losses...

Page 11: ...ly press the 20 dB attenuator button and rotate the AMPLITUDE control to verify that the waveform amplitude changes Return these controls to the preset condition 5 Push the OFFSET ON button and rotate...

Page 12: ...not exceed 10V into open circuit and 5V into 50 The maximum current which can be taken from the output in DC or AC modes is limited to 100 mA maximum 3 5 5 Sweep Operation The internal sweep mode allo...

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