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WGxx <strong>Arbitrary</strong> <strong>Waveform</strong> <strong>Generator</strong> Front Panel Operation<br />

10<br />

The application of the offset memory cells can be performed in the same way<br />

as has been already described for frequency adjustment. If the mode line is<br />

displayed one of the three operating modes ‘uni-polar positive’ ( ), ‘uni-polar<br />

negative’ ( ) or ‘bipolar’ ( ) can be selected. For the uni-polar modes<br />

amplitude and offset are automatically limited in that way that the output signal<br />

of the instrument is either exclusively positive or negative, respectively. In case<br />

of bipolar operation mode both output signal polarities are permitted (cf. Fig.6).<br />

The actual polarity mode is indicated by parentheses ( ).<br />

Vpp<br />

0V<br />

Output Attenuator<br />

Voffs<br />

0V<br />

Vpp<br />

0V<br />

Vpp<br />

Voffs<br />

Voffs<br />

Fig.6 : Offset modes; ‘ uni-polar positive’ (top left)<br />

‘ uni-polar negative’ (top right)<br />

‘ bipolar’ (bottom)<br />

If the Output button is pressed the actual attenuation value is displayed<br />

(Fig.7); in case 'Lowpass-Filter' is indicated, the Output button has to be<br />

pressed again.<br />

O u t p u t<br />

( 0 d B ) - 2 0 d B O F F<br />

Fig.7: Display of output attenuation<br />

If −20dB is selected, all indicated voltage values (amplitude, offset) are<br />

accordingly divided by the factor 10.<br />

Selectable Low-Pass Filter<br />

If the Output button is pressed a second time the status of the selectable lowpass<br />

filter is indicated (Fig.8). If (ON) is selected, a low-pass with a cut-off<br />

frequency of ≈10MHz (WG810: ≈500kHz) is inserted into the signal path<br />

(possible only for arbitrary signals).<br />

L o w p a s s - F i l t e r<br />

( O N ) O F F<br />

Fig.8: Low-pass filter selection

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