Agilent 33120A User's Guide

Chapter 3 Features and FunctionsArbitrary WaveformsArbitrary WaveformsThere are five built-in arbitrary waveforms stored in non-volatilememory. You can also download up to four user-defined waveforms intonon-volatile memory. Each waveform can contain between 8 and 16,000data points.Refer to chapter 7, “Tutorial”, for more information on the internaloperation of downloading and outputting an arbitrary waveform.Creating and Storing an Arbitrary WaveformThis section gives an example which shows you how to create and storean arbitrary waveform from the front panel. To download an arbitrarywaveform from the remote interface, see “Arbitrary Waveform Commands”starting on page 174. For this example, you will create and store a pulsewaveform containing 400 points.3ShiftMenu On/Off1 Turn on the menu.A: MOD MENU>>2 Move across to the EDIT MENU choice on this level.C: EDIT MENU¿3 Move down a level to the NEW ARB command.There are seven command choices available in the EDIT MENU.However, you can access only two of the choices (NEW ARB and DELETE)until you either clear volatile memory or load an existing user-definedwaveform.1: NEW ARB103