Kikusui PBZ20-20, Руководство пользователя

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Selecting an AC Signal (Internal Signal Source)
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Setting the Waveform, Amplitude, and Frequency, and
Turning the AC Signal On and Off (Page 1/5)
Except for the AMPL setting, the PBZ uses the values that you specify for the settings that
are explained in this section in both bipolar mode and unipolar mode. The settable ranges are
the same for both bipolar mode and unipolar mode.
FUNC
Use the FUNC setting to select the AC signal waveform. There are three types of fixed
waveforms (sine, square, and triangle waves), and you can store up to 16 user-defined
arbitrary waveforms.
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FUNC setting
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User-defined arbitrary waveforms
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You can store up to 16 user-defined arbitrary waveforms in ARB1 to ARB16. The following
are the initial waveforms that are stored on the PBZ as part of the factory default settings. The
amplitude of these initial waveforms is the rated value of each PBZ model.
• Ramp (ARB1 and ARB2)
• Exponential function (ARB3 and ARB4)
• Half-wave rectification (ARB5 and ARB6)
• Full-wave rectification (ARB7 and ARB8)
• Half-period sine wave (ARB9 and ARB10)
• Step response (from ARB 11 to ARB13)
• Impulse response (from ARB14 to ARB16)
AMPL
Use the AMPL setting to set the voltage amplification in CV mode and the current
amplification in CC mode. You can invert the output of AC signals. To invert the output, set
the AMPL setting to a negative value. Use the rotary knob or the numeric keys to enter the
value for the AMPL setting. Use the numeric keys to enter the value’s sign (-).
CV/CC mode Input type Factory default setting Notes
CV and CC
Sine wave
Square wave
Triangle wave
ARB1 to ARB16 are user-
defined arbitrary
waveforms
Sine wave
Use remote control
(USER command)
to set user-defined
arbitrary
waveforms.
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