U2761A USB Modular Function Generator
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The U2761A is a 20MHz function generator that offers 10 standard waveforms plus pulse and arbitrary waveforms generation capabilities. It uses the common non-proprietary standard high-speed USB 2.0 interface that provides ease of connectivity ─ allowing users to set up and configure their test swiftly with the plug and play feature.
Through individual windows on the PC screen, the bundled Keysight Measurement Manager (AMM) software provides a familiar front-panel interface for quick setup of the U2761A. Arbitrary waveforms can be easily created by using the arbitrary waveform editor included in the AMM. View the Keysight Measurement Manager - Function Generator screenshot
The U2761A can function as a standalone module or as a modular device in the U2781A USB Modular Product Chassis, providing expansion capabilities and compact solution when used with the other modules in the USB Modular Instruments and DAQ family.
Giving users more flexibility, the U2761A is compatible with a wide range of application development environments such as Keysight VEE, NI LabVIEW and Microsoft® Visual Studio®.
Capturing and reviewing of configuration commands can be easily logged using the Command Logger bundled in the AMM software. The Code Converter helps ease programming for users by converting the Command logger files to snippets of VEE, VB, C++, and C# codes.
Keysight U2700A series USB Modular Instruments has won Design News’ Golden Mousetrap Award in the 2009 Best Products Category. The Design News’ Awards Program has recognized engineering innovation and creativity in product design for more than two decades.
Key Features & Specifications
Features:
- 20 MHz sine and square waveforms
- Ramp, triangle and DC waveforms
- Pulse generation edge
- 14-bit, 50 MSa/s, 64 Kpoint arbitrary waveforms
- AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK modulation types
- High-speed USB 2.0, USBTMC-USB488 standard (compatible with Microsoft® Windows® operating systems)
- Standalone or modular capabilities
- Arbitrary waveform (14-bit, 64K points 50MS/s)
