N5161A/62A/81A/82A/83A MXG Signal Generators User's Guide

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Signal Generator OverviewRear Panel Overview – N5161A/62A 1 /81A/82A MXGAUX I/O25 1View looking into rear panel female 50–pin50The AUX I/O connector is a shielded .050 series board mount connector.26Pin 1 = Event 1Pin 2 = Event 2Pin 3 = Event 3Pin 4 = Event 4Pin 5 = Sample Rate Clock OutPin 6 = Patt Trig 2Pins 7–25 = Reserved*Pins 26–50 = Ground*Future CapabilityEvent 1, 2, 3, and 4 (pins 1 − 4)A pulse that can be used to trigger the start of a data pattern, frame, or timeslot.Adjustable to ± one timeslot; resolution = one bitMarkersEach Arb–based waveform point has a marker on/off condition associated with it.Marker level = +3.3 V CMOS high (positive polarity selected); –3.3 V CMOS low (negative polarityselected).Sample Rate Clock Out (pin 5)This output is used with an internal baseband generator. This pin relays a CMOS bit clock signal for synchronizing serial data.Damage levels:< −0.5 and > +5.5 V.Patt Trig 2 (pin 6)A TTL/CMOS low to TTL/CMOS high, or TTL/CMOS high to TTL/CMOS low edge trigger.The input to this connector triggers the internal digital modulation pattern generator to start a single pattern output or to stop andre–synchronize a pattern that is being continuously output.To synchronize the trigger with the data bit clock, the trigger edge is latched, then sampled during the falling edge of the internal data bitclock.This is an external trigger for all ARB waveform generator triggers. Minimum pulse width = 100 ns. Damage levels: < −0.5 and > +5.5 V.20 Agilent N5161A/62A/81A/82A/83A MXG Signal Generators User’s Guide
Signal Generator OverviewRear Panel Overview – N5183A MXGRear Panel Overview – N5183A MXG13. Z AXIS OUTPUT14. ALC INPUT1. AC Power ReceptacleOption 1EMonlySee page 74. FM3. AM2. SWEEP OUT7. TRIG OUT6. TRIG IN9. 10 MHz OUT5. PULSE8. REF IN10. GPIB11. LAN12. Device USB1. AC Power ReceptacleThe AC power cord receptacle accepts a three–pronged AC power cord that is supplied with thesignal generator. For details on line setting requirements and the power cord, refer to theInstallation Guide.CAUTIONTo avoid the loss of data, GPIB settings, or current user instrument states that have notbeen permanently saved to non- volatile memory, the MXG should always be powereddown either via the MXG's front panel power button or the appropriate SCPI command.MXG's installed in rack systems and powered down with the system rack power switchrather than the MXG's front panel switch display a Error - 310 due to the MXG not beingpowered down correctly.2. SWEEP OUTConnectorSignalfemale BNC Impedance
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