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Tektronix AWG610 User Manual (466 pages)
Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Brand:
Tektronix
| Category:
Portable Generator
| Size: 3 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
User Manual
1
Warranty
3
Figure 2-16: Overwrite Confirmation
13
List of Tables
15
Table 2-6: Waveform Record Length Adjustment Messages
16
Table 2-7: File Operation in Double Windows
17
Table 2-8: Confirmation Selection for Copy-All and Move-All Operations
17
General Safety Summary
19
Manual Structure
21
Contacting Tektronix
23
Related Manuals
23
Getting Started
25
Additional Features
26
Product Description
25
Table 1-1: AWG610 Waveform Editors
26
Incoming Inspection
27
Table 1-2: Power Cord Options
27
Table 1-3: Standard Accessories
28
Table 1-4: Optional Accessories
28
Installation
31
Table 1-5: Fuse and Fuse Cap Part Numbers
32
Table 1-6: Power Cord Identification
34
Figure 1-1: Rear Panel Power Switch, Fuse Holder
35
Figure 1-2: Location of the ON/STBY Switch
36
Repackaging for Shipment
37
Controls and Connectors
39
Operating Basics
39
Figure 2-1: Front Panel Controls
40
Figure 2-2: Front Panel Keypad Area
41
Figure 2-3: Front Panel Trigger and Output Controls
42
Figure 2-4: Rear Panel Signal and Power Connectors
44
Menu Operations
45
Figure 2-5: Menu Buttons, Bezel Menu Buttons
45
Figure 2-6: Bottom and Side Menus
46
Figure 2-7: Pop-Up Menu Example
47
Table 2-1: Side Menu Elements
47
Figure 2-8: Dialog Box Example
48
Numeric Input
49
Figure 2-9: Knob Icon Displayed in Status Display Area
49
Figure 2-10: Keypad Buttons
50
Figure 2-11: Three Type of Input Text Dialog Boxes
51
Figure 2-12: Shortcut Controls
52
Table 2-2: Text Input Button Functions
52
Table 2-3: Shortcut Controls
53
Table 2-4: AWG610 Arbitrary Waveform Generator File Types
54
Table 2-5: Drive and Directory Menus
54
Figure 2-14: Input Filename Dialog Box
57
Figure 2-13: Files and Directories with Read Only Attribute
57
Figure 2-15: Double Windows
59
Quick View
61
Figure 2-17: File List Window Examples in Which Quick View
62
Figure 2-18: Viewing a File by Quick View Function
62
Editor Overview
63
Table 2-9: Editors
63
Figure 2-19: Main Edit Screen
64
Table 2-10: Edit Screen Bottom Menu Buttons
64
Creating a New Waveform
66
Figure 2-20: Edit Top Level Menu Screen with Edit Side Menu
66
Table 2-11: Edit Side Menu Buttons
66
Figure 2-21: Editor Screen Elements
67
Figure 2-22: Cursors and Edit Area
68
Figure 2-23: Multiple Editor Windows
69
Setup Overview
71
Figure 2-24: Main Setup Screen
71
Table 2-12: Setup Screen Parameter Icons
72
Table 2-13: Setup Bottom Menu Buttons
72
Figure 2-25: Setup Waveform/Sequence Menu
73
Figure 2-26: Viewing a File in the Setup Screen
74
Table 2-14: Setup Output Parameter Operations
75
Theory of Operation
78
Interconnect Diagram
78
Figure 2-27: AWG610 Interconnect Diagram
79
Block Diagram
79
Table 2-15: Run Modes
80
Figure 2-28: AWG610 Block Diagram
81
Figure 2-29: Relationship between Memory Address Control
82
Signal Edit Process
83
Table 2-16: Editors
83
Quick Edit
84
Tutorial 1: Instrument Setup
87
Adjust Screen Brightness
88
Tutorial 2: Loading and Outputting a Sample Waveform
89
Tutorial 3: Creating and Editing Standard Function Waveforms
92
Tutorial 4: Editing a Waveform Using Quick Editor
100
Tutorial 5: Using the Equation Editor
104
Tutorial 6: Creating and Running Waveform Sequences
107
Creating Waveforms
108
Table 2-17: Waveforms to be Used in Sample Sequences
108
Table 2-18: Sequence Table Contents in SUBSEQ.SEQ
111
Table 2-19: Sequence Table Contents in MAINSEQ.SEQ
113
Table 3-1: AWG610 Arbitrary Waveform Generator Main Menus
120
Menu Structures
121
Setup Menu Hierarchy
122
Edit Menu Hierarchy
128
Setup Menu Screen Elements
147
The Setup Menu Screen
147
Table 3-2: Waveform Parameter Icons
148
Table 3-3: Setup Bottom Menu Buttons
148
The Vertical Menu
150
The Horizontal Menu
152
Table 3-4: Clock Signal Output Timing
154
The Run Mode Menu
155
The Trigger Menu
157
Table 3-5: External Trigger Signal Requirements
157
The Save/Restore Menu
159
Waveform, Pattern and Sequence Waveform Output
160
Starting and Stopping
162
Table 3-6: Instrument Run State and State Messages
162
Editor Screen Elements
163
Table 3-7: Waveform Editor Screen Elements
164
The File Menu
166
The Operation Menu
168
The Tools Menu
180
The Window Menu
192
The Settings Menu
192
About Waveform and Pattern Files
195
The Pattern Editor
195
Starting the Pattern Editor
196
The Undo! Command
201
Selecting Data Bits to Edit
202
Defining Edit Area
203
Creating a Pattern
204
Creating Standard Patterns
205
Importing Data from Files
206
Set Pattern
206
Screen Display
209
Quick Editing
209
Quick Edit Mechanism
210
Quick Edit Mode
210
About Smoothing
211
Quick Controls
211
Starting Quick Edit
212
Exiting Quick Edit
213
Setting Parameters
214
Moving the Cursor
214
Renewing Edit Buffer
215
About Undo
215
Opening the Table Editor
217
The Table Editor
217
Editing the Table Data
218
Using the Equation Editor
223
Entering Keywords and Functions
226
Compiling Equations
227
Equation Editor
227
Starting the Sequence Editor
229
The Sequence Editor
229
Sequence Table Editing
231
Sequence Table Fields
233
Disk Application
243
The Appl Menu
243
Operation Flow
244
Network Application
252
Jitter Composer Application
259
The UTILITY Window
267
External Keyboards
267
Setting General Purpose Knob Direction
268
Formatting a Floppy Disk
269
Displaying Disk Usage
269
Crt Brightness
269
Displaying Instrument Status
270
Internal Clock (Date and Time)
270
Resetting the Instrument
270
Connecting to a Gpib Network
271
Ethernet Networking
273
Network Parameter
276
Hardcopy Settings
280
Calibration and Diagnostics
282
Power on Diagnostics
284
Upgrading the System Software
287
Basic Concept on Communication for Capturing
289
Possible Instruments
289
Capturing Waveforms
289
Procedures for Capturing Waveforms
290
About Transferred Files
291
Command Syntax
293
User Defined Variables
294
Command Descriptions
297
Group Control
304
Math Functions
308
Command Descriptions
310
Math Operators
310
Programming Examples
315
File Conversion
327
Command Summary
331
File Management
331
File Operations
332
Moving Files
334
File Operation in Double Windows
334
Output Parameters
342
Appendix A: Specifications
347
Electrical Specification
348
Certification and Compliances
359
Appendix B: Performance Verification
361
Conventions
361
Self Tests
363
Performance Tests
367
Examples
368
Equipment Required
368
AWG610 Test Record
373
Operating Mode Tests
377
Amplitude and Offset Accuracy Tests (Normal Out)
384
Amplitude, Offset Accuracy and Rise Time Tests (Direct da Out)
389
Pulse Response Tests
394
Sine Wave Tests
396
Internal Trigger Tests
398
Trigger Input Tests
400
Event Input and Enhanced Mode Tests
405
Clock Frequency and 10 Mhz Reference Input Tests
412
Clock Output Level Tests
414
Mhz Reference Output Level Tests
416
Marker Output Tests
418
Marker Delay Tests
421
Appendix C: Inspection and Cleaning
425
Appendix D: Sample Waveforms
427
Waveform File Descriptions
428
Appendix E: File Transfer Interface Outline
439
Appendix F: Miscellaneous
441
Sampling Theorem
441
Differentiation
441
Integration
441
Convolution
441
Code Conversion
447
Appendix G: Sequence File Text Format
453
Line Descriptions
453
Header
453
Jump Settings
454
Examples
454
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