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Operation and Reference
The Entry Keys
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An illuminated indicator adjacent to an entry key denotes it as the active entry
Darameter. For example, if the [Freq] entry key indicator is illuminated, it is not
necessary to press that key before entering data.
Frequency
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(Frequency) key enables display, entry or modification of the
frequency of the signal output. The indicator adjacent to the [Freq] key
illuminates when the output frequency value is displayed. Frequency values
are displayed in Hertz and changed with the numeric ke
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or modified with the modify controls. The MHz, kHz, and Hz units allow
convenient entry of frequency values.
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frequency entry is 1 ^Hz for frequencies below 100 kHz, and 1 mHz for
shove. At 100 kHz and above, 1
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resolution is possible through the use of
t^ 1 btep parameter. Also, as a modify key is used to cross above the 100 kHz boundary, anv
^Hz resolution value is maintained but not displayed. Frequency ranges are dependent upon
the function selected and high voltage option (see table 1-5). During a frequency change, the
mam output signal is phase-continuous; that is, there are no phase discontinuities in the
output waveform.
Table 1-5. Frequency Limits
Function
Main Signal
Sine
Square
Triangle, Ramps
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20 999 999.999 Hz
0-* 10 999 999.999 Hz
0-* 10 999.999 999 Hz
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