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AWG5200 Series
This manual contains specifications and performance verification procedures for the AWG5200 Series Arbitrary Waveform Generators.
此手册适用于:
AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208
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To safely perform service on this product, see the Service safety summary that follows the General safety summary.
General safety summary
Use the product only as specified. Review the following safety precautions to avoid injury and prevent damage to this product or any products connected to it. Carefully read all instructions. Retain these instructions for future reference.
This product shall be used in accordance with local and national codes.
For correct and safe operation of the product, it is essential that you follow generally accepted safety procedures in addition to the safety precautions specified in this manual.
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Preface
This manual contains specifications and performance verification procedures for the AWG5200 Series Arbitrary Waveform Generators.
Related documents
he following documents are also available for this product and can be downloaded from the Tektronix website www.tek.com/manual/downloads.
- AWG5200 Series Installation and Safety Manual. This document provides safety information and how to install the generator. Tektronix part number: 071-3529-xx.
- AWG5200 Series Programmer Manual. This document provides the programming commands to remotely control the generator. Tektronix part number: 077-1337-xx.
- AWG5200 User Manual. This document is a printable version of the AWG5200 help system. Tektronix part number: 077-1334-xx.
Specifications
This section contains the specifications for the AWG5200 series Arbitrary Waveform Generators.
All specifications are typical unless noted as warranted. Warranted specifications that are marked with the symbol are checked in this manual.
Performance conditions
To meet specifications, the following conditions must be met:
- The instrument must have been calibrated/adjusted at an ambient temperature between +20 °C and +30 °C.
- The instrument must be operating within the environmental limits. (See Table 38 on page 26).
- The instrument must be powered from a source that meets the specifications. (See Table 36 on page 23).
- The instrument must have been operating continuously for at least 20 minutes within the specified operating temperature range.
Mechanical characteristics
| Characteristics | Description | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net weight | ||||
| AWG5202 | AWG5204 | AWG5208 | ||
| Without package | 44 lb (19.96 kg) | 45.45 lb (20.62 kg), | 50.7 lb (23 kg), | |
| With package | 46.35 lb (21.02 kg) | 47.75 lb (21.66 kg) | 53 lb (24.04 kg) | |
| Dimensions, with feet and handles | ||||
| Height | 153.6 mm (6.05 in) | |||
| Width | 460.5 mm (18.13 in) | |||
| Length | 603 mm (23.76 in) | |||
| Cooling method | Forced-air circulation with no air filter. | |||
| Cooling clearance | ||||
| Top | 0 in | |||
| Bottom | 0 in | |||
| Left side | 50 mm (2 in) | |||
| Right side | 50 mm (2 in) | |||
| Rear | 0 in | |||
Environmental characteristics
| Characteristics | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | ||
| Operating | 0 °C to +50 °C (+32 °F to 122 °F) | |
| Non-operating |
–20 °C to +60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F) with 30 °C/hour (86 °F/hour) maximum gradient, with no media installed in disc drives. | |
| Relative humidity | ||
| Operating |
5% to 90% relative humidity at up to +30 °C (+86 °F). 5% to 45% relative humidity above +30 °C (+86 °F) up to +50 °C (122 °F) non-condensing. | |
| Non-operating |
5% to 90% relative humidity at up to 30 °C. 5% to 45% relative humidity above +30 °C (+86 °F) up to +60 °C (140 °F) non-condensing. | |
| Altitude | ||
| Operating |
Up to 3,000 m (approximately 10,000 feet). Maximum operating temperature decreases 1 °C (34 °F) each 300 m (984 ft) above 1.5 km (4921 ft). | |
| Non-operating | Up to 12,000 m (approximately 40,000 feet). | |
Performance verification procedures
Two types of performance verification procedures can be performed on the instrument: Brief Procedures and Performance Tests. You may not need to perform all of these procedures, depending on what you want to accomplish.
- To rapidly confirm that the instrument functions and was adjusted properly, perform Diagnostics and Calibration.
Advantages: These procedures are quick to do and require no external equipment or signal sources. These procedures perform extensive functional and accuracy testing to provide high confidence that the instrument will perform properly.
- To further check functionality, first perform Diagnostics and Calibration, and then perform Functional Test.
Advantages: The procedure requires minimal additional time to perform, and requires minimal equipment. The procedure can be used when the instrument is first received.
- If more extensive confirmation of performance is desired, complete the self tests and functional test, and then do the Performance Tests.
Advantages: These procedures add direct checking of warranted specifications. These procedures require specific test equipment. (See page 44, Required equipment).
If you are not familiar with operating this instrument, refer to the online help or the user information supplied with the instrument.
Input and output options
Brief procedures
There are three procedures in this section that provide a quick way to confirm basic functionality and proper adjustment:
- Diagnostics
- Calibration
- Functional test
Diagnostics
The following steps run the internal routines that confirm basic functionality and proper adjustment.
| Equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| None | None |
- Disconnect all the cables from the output channels.
- From the Utilities tab, select Diag & Cal.
- Click the Diagnostics & Calibration button and then select Diagnostics.
- In the Diagnostics dialog box, confirm that all the check boxes are selected. If they are not selected, click the Select all tests button.
- Click Start button to execute the diagnostics.
The internal diagnostics perform an exhaustive verification of proper instrument function. This verification may take several minutes. When the verification is completed, the resulting status will appear in the dialog box.
- Verify that Pass appears as Status in the dialog box when the diagnostics complete.
- Click the Close button.
Calibration
| Equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| None | Power on the instrument and allow a 20 minute warm-up before doing this procedure. |
- From the Utilities tab, select System.
- From the Utilities tab, select Diag & Cal.Click the Diagnostics & Calibration button and then select Calibration.
- Click the Start button to start the routine.
- Verify that Pass appears in the Summary column for all items when the calibration completes.
- Click the Close button.
Functional tests
The purpose of the procedure is to confirm that the instrument functions properly.
The procedures use “AWG” when referring to the AWG5200 series instruments.
The required equipment is listed below.
| Item | Qty. | Minimum requirements | Recommended equipment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oscilloscope | 1 ea. | Bandwidth: 4 GHz or higher 4 channels | Tektronix DPO70404C |
| Function generator | 1 ea. | 1 kHz, square wave, 5 Vp-p output | Tektronix AFG3021C |
| Signal analyzer | 1 ea. | Bandwidth: 14 GHz or higher | Tektronix RSA5126B |
| Adapter | 4 ea. | TekConnect oscilloscope input to SMA input | Tektronix TCA-SMA |
| 50 Ω SMA cable | 4 ea. | DC to 20 GHz | Tensolite 1-3636-465-5236 |
| 50 Ω SMA terminator | 3 ea. | DC to 18 GHz |
Tektronix part number 136-7162-xx (supplied with AWG). |
| 50 Ω BNC cable | 1 ea. | Male connectors both ends | Tektronix part number 012-0057-01 |
| SMA-BNC adapter | 3 ea. | SMA female to BNC male connector | Tektronix part number 015-0572-00 |
| Planar Crown RF Input Connector – 7005A-1 SMA Female | 1 ea. |
Planar Crown RF Input Connector – Type N to SMA Female For use with Tektronix RSA5126B signal analyzer | Tektronix part number 131-8689-00 |
Functional check prerequisites
- Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar
- Load the test waveform PV_Square.wfmx into the Waveform List.
Test waveforms are located at C:\Program Files\Tektronix\AWG5200\Samples\PV.
Checking the analog channel outputs
| Required equipment | |
|---|---|
| Oscilloscope | None |
| One TCA-SMA adapter | |
| One 50 Ω SMA cable | |
| One 50 Ω SMA terminator |
- Set the test oscilloscope as follows:
- Vertical scale: 200 mV/div (CH 1 and CH 2)
- Horizontal scale: 100 ns/div
- Input coupling: DC (CH 1 and CH 2)
- Input impedance: 50 Ω (CH 1 and CH 2)
- Position: +2 div (CH 1 and CH 2, if necessary)
- Trigger source: CH 1
- Trigger level: 0 mV
- Trigger slope: Positive
- Trigger slope: Auto
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Connect CH 1 (+) of the AWG to channel 1 of the test oscilloscope using a 50 Ω SMA cable and a TCA-SMA adapter.
- Connect CH 1 (–) of the AWG to channel 2 of the test oscilloscope using a 50 Ω SMA cable and a TCA-SMA adapter.
- Click the Home tab on the display.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_Square.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Click the tab and enable Channel 1.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Click the Play button on-screen or press the button on the front panel of the AWG.
- Check that the channel’s waveform is properly displayed on the test oscilloscope screen.
- Press AWG the front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Repeat steps 3 through 11 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions with the channel number under test.
- Disconnect the test setup.
Checking the marker outputs
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Oscilloscope | None |
| Four TCA-SMA adapters | |
| Four 50 Ω SMA cables |
- Set the test oscilloscope as follows:
- Vertical scale: 1 V/div (CH 1 through CH 4)
- Horizontal scale: 100 ns/div
- Input coupling: DC
- Input impedance: 50 Ω
- CH 1 through CH 4 position: adjust as necessary to display all four traces
- Trigger source: CH1
- Trigger level: 0 mV
- Trigger slope: Positive
- Trigger mode: Auto
- If needed, press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Connect the AWG’s Channel 1 markers to the test oscilloscope using a 50 Ω SMA cable and a TCA-SMA adapter.
- Connect marker CH1:1 to channel 1 of the test oscilloscope.
- Connect marker CH1:2 to channel 2 of the test oscilloscope.
- Connect marker CH1:3 to channel 3 of the test oscilloscope.
- Connect marker CH1:4 to channel 4 of the test oscilloscope.
Note:If a channel’s marker is not connected to the test oscilloscope, it must be terminated with a 50 Ω SMA terminator - Click the Home tab on the display.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_Square.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Click the tab and enable the select Channel 1 output.
- In the tab, select Output Settings and set the Channel 1 Resolution to 12+4 Mkrs.
- Click the Play button on-screen or on the front panel.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Check that the CH1:1 through CH1:4 waveforms are properly displayed on the test oscilloscope screen.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Repeat steps 3 through 11 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions with the channel number under test.
Disconnect the setup.
Checking the AC output
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Signal analyzer | None |
| One 50 Ω SMA cable | |
| Planar Crown RF Input Connector – Type N to SMA Female | |
| Two 50 Ω SMA terminators |
- If needed, press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Create a 1 GHz test waveform from the AWG using the Basic Waveform plug-in.
- Click the Waveform Plug-in tab on the display.
- Select Basic Waveform from the Waveform Plug-ins drop down list.
- Click the Reset Plug-in button.
- Set the Function to Sine.
- Set the Frequency to 1 GHz.Note:Leave all other settings at their default settings.
- Click the Compile Settings icon to open the compile settings dialog screen.
- In the Name field, change the name to Waveform_1 GHz.
- Close the compile settings dialog screen.
- Click Compile.
- Set the spectrum analyzer as follows:
- Press the Preset button to set the analyzer to its default settings.
- Display the Spectrum measurement.
- Set Center Frequency to 1 GHz.
- Use a 50 Ω SMA cable to connect the CH 1 AC connector (+) on the AWG to the RF input of the signal analyzer.
- Click the tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select Channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to AC Direct.
- Enable the Channel 1 output.
- Click the Home tab on the display.
- In the Waveform List window, assign the Waveform_1 GHz waveform to the Channel 1.
- Press the Play button, or click Play on the display.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Check that the waveform is properly displayed on the signal analyzer screen.
Figure 1. 1 GHz output waveform - Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Repeat steps 4 through 11 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions with the channel number under test.
Disconnect the test setup.
Checking the triggered outputs
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Oscilloscope | None |
| Function Generator (AFG3021C or equivalent) | |
| One TCA-SMA adapter | |
| Two 50 Ω SMA cables | |
| One SMA female to BNC male adapter |
- Set the oscilloscope as follows:
- Vertical scale: 200 mV/div (CH 1)
- Horizontal scale: 20 ns/div
- Trigger source: CH 1
- Trigger level: 100 mV
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Connect a BNC to SMA adapter to the output of the function generator.
- Connect an SMA cable between the output of the function generator and the Trigger A input on the rear panel of the AWG.
- Connect CH 1 (+) of the AWG to channel 1 of the test oscilloscope using a 50 Ω SMA cable and a TCA-SMA adapter.
- Click the Home tab on the display.
- Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar.
- Set the Function Generator to output a 1 kHz square wave at 5 Vp-p.
- Turn on the output of the Function Generator.
- Load the test waveform PV_Square.wfmx into the Waveform List.
Test waveforms are located at C:\Program Files\Tektronix\AWG5200\Samples\PV.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_Square.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Click the Home tab and set the AWG’s Channel 1 as follows:
- Run Mode to Triggered
- Trigger Input to A
- Enable the Channel
- In the tab, set the External Trigger Level to 1.0 V (A and B). Leave all other settings to their default settings.
- Click the Play button on-screen or on the front panel of the AWG.
- Click the Home tab and verify that the squarewave output is displayed on the AWG.
- Verify that the squarewave output is displayed on the test oscilloscope.
- Move the cable from the Trigger A input to the Trigger B input.
- Click the Home tab and set the trigger input to B.
- Verify that the output is displayed on the test oscilloscope (as in step 17).
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Disconnect the test setup.
Performance tests
- 10 MHz reference frequency accuracy
- Analog amplitude accuracy
- Marker high and low level accuracy
Prerequisites
The tests in this section provide confirmation of performance and functionality.
- The cabinet must be installed.
- The AWG must have been last adjusted at an ambient temperature between +20 °C and +30 °C, must have been operating for a warm-up period of at least 20 minutes, and must be operating at an ambient temperatures between +10 °C and +40 °C.
- You must have performed and passed the procedure Diagnostics and Calibration, and the procedure Functional Tests.
Required equipment
The following table lists the test equipment required to perform the performance verification procedures. The table identifies examples of recommended equipment and lists the required precision where applicable. If you substitute other test equipment for the listed examples, the equipment must meet or exceed the listed tolerances.
| Item | Qty. | Minimum requirements | Recommended equipment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency counter | 1 ea. | Frequency accuracy: within ± 0.01 ppm | Tektronix MCA3040 |
| Digital multimeter | 1 ea. | DC accuracy: within ± 0.01% | Keithley 2000 DMM or Tektronix DMM4040/4050 |
| Adapter | 3 ea. | TekConnect oscilloscope input to SMA input | Tektronix TCA-SMA |
| 50 Ω SMA cable | 1 ea. | DC to 20 GHz | Tensolite 1-3636-465-5236 |
| 50 Ω SMA terminator | 3 ea. | DC to 18 GHz | Tektronix part number 136-7162-xx (supplied with AWG). |
| 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator | 1 ea. | DC to 1 GHz, feedthrough | Tektronix part number 011-0049-02 |
| Item | Qty. | Minimum requirements | Recommended equipment |
|---|---|---|---|
| SMA-BNC adapter | 3 ea. | SMA female to BNC male connector | Tektronix part number 015-0572-00 |
| SMA-BNC adapter | 1 ea. | SMA male to BNC female connector | Tektronix part number 015-0554-00 |
| BNC-dual banana adapter | 1 ea. | BNC to dual banana plugs | Tektronix part number 103-0090-00 |
Test record
Photocopy the test records and use them to record the performance test results. (See page 66, Test record).
Termination resistance measurement
Many of the performance tests use a BNC-dual banana adapter and 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator connected to a DMM.
For accuracy, the termination resistance of this connection is used in the calculations.
Use this procedure and note the measured value for use in these procedures.
- Connect the BNC-dual banana adapter and 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator to the HI and LO inputs of the digital multimeter.
Figure 1. Equipment connection to measure terminator resistance - Set the digital multimeter to the Ω 2 wires mode.
- Measure the resistance and note the value as Term_R.
Keep this value available for use in several performance check calculations.
- Set the digital multimeter to the DCV mode.Note:Lead resistance is not included in the measurement results when using four wire ohms. The accuracy is higher especially for small resistances. Use a four wire method if necessary.
Analog amplitude accuracy
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Digital multimeter |
AWG preparation and load test waveforms (See page 44.) Termination resistance measurement procedure (Term R) (See page 46.) |
| BNC-dual banana adapter | |
| 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator | |
| SMA female-BNC male adapter | |
| 50 Ω SMA terminator |
Before starting this procedure, ensure you have the “Term R” value used in the calculations. (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.)
DC High BW output path
- Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Load the test waveforms PV_DC_Plus.wfmx and PV_DC_Minus.wfmx into the Waveform List.Note:Test waveforms are located at C:\Program Files\Tektronix\AWG5200\Samples\PV.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the test waveform PV_DC_Plus.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Connect the CH 1 (+) connector from the AWG to the HI and LO inputs of the digital multimeter.
Use a 50 Ω SMA cable, a BNC-SMA adapter, a 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator, and a BNC dual banana adapter.
- Terminate the CH 1 (–) connector on the AWG with a 50 Ω SMA terminator.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Click the tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select Channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to DC High BW.
- Enable the Channel 1 output.
- Set the Amplitude of the AWG as shown in the following table. (See Table 41.)
Table 1. Analog amplitude accuracy (DC High BW output path) Amplitude settings Accuracy limits 25 mVp-p 23.75 mV to 26.25 mV 100 mVp-p 98 mV to 102 mV 200 mVp-p 196 mV to 204 mV 500 mVp-p 480 mV to 520 mV 1 Vp-p 980 mV to 1.02 V (Requires option DC) 1.5 Vp-p 1.47 V to 1.53 V (Requires option DC) - Press the Play button, or click Play on the display.
- Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as Measured_voltage_1.
- Use the following formula to compensate the voltage for the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator:
V_high = [(Term_R + 50) / (2 Term_R)] Measured_voltage_1
Where Term_R is the resistance of the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.) procedure.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_DC_Minus.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as Measured_voltage_2.
- Use the following formula to compensate the voltage for the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator:
V_low = [(Term_R + 50) / (2 Term_R)] Measured_voltage_2
Where Term_R is the resistance of the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.) procedure.
- Verify that the voltage difference |(V_high – V_low)| falls within the limits given in the table. (See Table 41 on page 48.)
- Repeat steps 9 through 16 for each Amplitude setting in the table. (See Table 41 on page 48.)
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Move the SMA cable from the CH 1 (+) connector to the CH 1 (–) connector and move the 50 Ω SMA terminator from the CH 1 (–) connector to the CH 1 (+) connector.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Repeat steps 9 through 17 for the CH1 (–) connector.
- Repeat steps 4 through 21 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions for the channel under test.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Disconnect the test setup.
DC High Volt output path
| Note:This is the start of testing the optional DC High Volt output path (Option HV). If option HV is not licensed, skip this procedure. |
- Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar.
- Load the test waveforms PV_DC_Plus.wfmx and PV_DC_Minus.wfmx into the Waveform List.Note:Test waveforms are located at
C:\Program Files\Tektronix\AWG5200\Samples\PV.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_DC_Plus.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Connect the CH 1 (+) connector from the AWG to the HI and LO inputs of the digital multimeter.
Use a 50 Ω SMA cable, a BNC-SMA adapter, a 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator, and a BNC dual banana adapter.
- Terminate the CH 1 (–) connector on the AWG with a 50 Ω SMA terminator.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Click the tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select Channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to DC High Volt.
- Enable the Channel 1 output.
- Set the Amplitude of the AWG as shown in the following table. (See Table 42.)
Table 2. Analog amplitude accuracy (DC High Volt output path) Amplitude settings Accuracy limits 10 mVp-p 9.5 mV to 10.5 mV 100 mVp-p 98 mV to 102 mV 500 mVp-p 480 mV to 520 mV 5 V 4.92 V to 5.08 V - Press the Play button, or click Play on the display.
- Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as Measured_voltage_1.
- Use the following formula to compensate the voltage for the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator:
V_high = [(Term_R + 50) / (2 Term_R)] Measured_voltage_1
Where Term_R is the resistance of the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.) procedure.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_DC_Minus.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as Measured_voltage_2.
- Use the following formula to compensate the voltage for the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator:
V_low = [(Term_R + 50) / (2 Term_R)] Measured_voltage_2
Where Term_R is the resistance of the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.) procedure.
- Verify that the voltage difference |(V_high – V_low)| falls within the limits given in the table. (See Table 42 on page 52.)
- Repeat steps 9 through 16 for each amplitude setting in the table. (See Table 42 on page 52.)
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Move the SMA cable from the CH 1 (+) connector to the CH 1 (–) connector and move the 50 Ω SMA terminator from the CH 1 (–) connector to the CH 1 (+) connector.
- Repeat steps 9 through 17 for the CH1 (–) connector.
- Repeat steps 3 through 20 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions for the channel under test.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Disconnect the test setup.
Analog offset accuracy (DC output paths)
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Digital multimeter | AWG preparation and load test waveforms(See page 44, Prerequisites.) Termination resistance measurement procedure |
| BNC-dual banana adapter | |
| 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator | |
| SMA female-BNC male adapter | |
| 50 Ω SMA terminator |
Before starting this procedure, ensure you have the “Term R” value used in the calculations. (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.)
-
Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar.
Note:Test assumes Reset to Default sets the Amplitude to 500 mVpp. - Load the test waveform PV_DC_Zero.wfmx into the Waveform List.Note:Test waveforms are located at C:\Program Files\Tektronix\AWG5200\Samples\PV.
- From the Waveform List window, assign the waveform PV_DC_Zero.wfmx to Channel 1.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Connect the CH 1 (+) connector from the AWG to the HI and LO inputs of the digital multimeter. Use a 50 Ω SMA cable, a BNC-SMA adapter, a 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator, and a BNC dual banana adapter.
- Terminate the CH 1 (–) connector on the AWG using a 50 Ω SMA terminator.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Click the tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select Channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to DC High BW.
- Enable the Channel 1 output.
- Set the Offset of the AWG as shown in the first row of the following table. (See Table 43.)
Table 1. Offset accuracy Offset settings Accuracy limits 2 V 1.95 V to 2.05 V 0 V –10 mV to 10 mV -2 V -2.05 V to –1.95 V - Press the Play button, or click Play on the display.
- Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as Measured_voltage.
- Use the following formula to compensate the voltage for the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator:
V = [(Term_R + 50) / (2×Term_R)] × Measured_voltage
Where Term_R is the resistance of the 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.) procedure.
- Verify that the voltage V falls within the limits given in the table. (See Table 43 on page 55.)
- Repeat steps 9 through 13 for each offset setting in the table. (See Table 43 on page 55.)
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Move the SMA cable from the CH 1 (+) connector to the CH 1 (–) connector and move the 50 Ω SMA terminator from the CH 1 (–) connector to the CH 1 (+) connector.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Repeat steps 9 through 14 for the (–) output.
- Repeat steps 3 through 18 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions for the channel under test.Note:This is the start of testing the optional DC High Volt output path.
If option HV is licensed, continue with this procedure. If not, skip to step 22.
- Click the Setup -> Channel tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select Channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to DC High Volt.
- Enable the Channel 1 output.
- Repeat steps 9 through 19 for the DC High Volt path.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Disconnect the test setup.
Analog output DC Bias accuracy (AC output paths)
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Digital multimeter | AWG preparation and load test waveforms(See page 44, Prerequisites). Termination resistance measurement procedure |
| BNC-dual banana adapter | |
| 50 Ω BNC feed-through terminator | |
| SMA female-BNC male adapter | |
| 50 Ω SMA terminator |
Before starting this procedure, ensure you have the “Term R” value used in the calculations. (See page 46, Termination resistance measurement.)
- Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Connect the CH 1 (+) connector from the AWG to the HI and LO inputs of the digital multimeter. Use a 50 Ω SMA cable, a BNC-SMA adapter, and a BNC dual banana adapter.
- Terminate the CH 1 (–) connector on the AWG using a 50 Ω SMA terminator.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to enable the outputs (front panel light off).
- Click the tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to AC Direct.
- Enable the Channel 1 output.
- Set the DC Bias of the AWG as shown in the first row of the following table. (See Table 44.)
Table 1. Analog DC bias accuracy Bias settings Accuracy limits 5 V 4.88 V to 5.12 V 0 V –20 mV to 20 mV -5 V –5.12 V to –4.88 V - Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as V_1.
- Press the front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Measure the output voltage on the digital multimeter and note the value as V_2 (DMM residual voltage).
- Verify that the voltage difference (V_1 – V_2) falls within the limits given in the table. (See Table 44 on page 58.)
- Repeat steps 7 through 11 for each bias setting in the table. (See Table 44 on page 58.)
- Repeat steps 3 through 12 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions for the channel number under test.Note:This is the start of testing the optional AC Amplified output path.
If option AC is licensed, continue with this procedure. If not, skip to step 17.
- Click the tab and click the Output Settings tab.
- Select Channel 1.
- Set the Output Path to AC Amplified.
- Repeat steps 7 through 13 until all channels are checked, modifying the instructions for the channel number under test.
- Press the AWG front panel All Outputs Off button (or click All Outputs Off on the Home screen) to disable the outputs (front panel light on).
- Disconnect the test setup.
10 MHz reference frequency accuracy
| Required equipment | Prerequisites |
|---|---|
| Frequency counter | (See page 44, Prerequisites). |
| SMA female-to-BNC male adapter | |
| 50 Ω SMA cable |
- Click the Reset to Default Setup button in the toolbar.
- Connect the 10 MHz Reference Output on the rear of the AWG to the input of the Frequency Counter. Use a 50 Ω SMA cable and a BNC-SMA adapter.
- On the Frequency Counter, press the Meas and the Freq buttons.
- Verify that the frequency counter reading falls within the range of 9.99998 MHz to 10.00002 MHz.
- Disconnect the test setup.
Test record
Photocopy the test record pages and use them to record the performance test results for your AWG.
AWG5200 series performance test record
| AWG Model: | |
| AWG Serial Number: | Certificate Number: |
| Temperature: | RH %: |
| Date of Calibration: | Technician: |
| Performance test | Minimum | Test result | Maximum | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Analog Amplitude Accuracy DC High BW Output Path | ||||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVP-P | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVP-P | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVP-P | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVP-P | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 VP-P | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 VP-P | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 2 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVP-P | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVP-P | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVP-P | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVP-P | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 VP-P | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 VP-P | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 4 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 6 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 7+ | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch8+ | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 2 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 4 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 6 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 7– | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
| Ch 8 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 25 mVp-p | 23.75 mV | 26.25 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 200 mVp-p | 196 mV | 204 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 1 Vp-p | 980 mV | 1.02 V | ||||
| 1.5 Vp-p | 1.47 V | 1.53 V | ||||
|
Analog Amplitude Accuracy High Volt Output Path | ||||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 2 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 4 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 6 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 7 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 8 + | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 2 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 4 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 6 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 7 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
| Ch 8 – | Amplitude | |||||
| 10 mVp-p | 9.5 mV | 10.5 mV | ||||
| 100 mVp-p | 98 mV | 102 mV | ||||
| 500 mVp-p | 480 mV | 520 mV | ||||
| 5 Vp-p | 4.92 V | 5.08 V | ||||
|
Analog Offset Accuracy (DC High BW Output Path) | ||||||
|
AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 2 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 4 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 6 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 7 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 8 + | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 2 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 4 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 6 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 7 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
| Ch 8 – | Offset | |||||
| 2 V | 1.95 V | 2.05 V | ||||
| 0 V | –10 mV | 10 mV | ||||
| -2 V | –2.05 V | –1.95 V | ||||
|
Analog Offset Accuracy (DC High Volt Output Path) | ||||||
|
AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 V | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 2 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 V | –1.935 V | |||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 V | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 4 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 6 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 7 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 8 + | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 2 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 4 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 6 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 7 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
| Ch 8 – | Offset | Amplitude | ||||
| 2 V | 500 mVpp | 1.935 V | 2.065 V | |||
| 0 V | 500 mVpp | –25 mV | 25 mV | |||
| -2 V | 500 mVpp | –2.065 mV | –1.935 V | |||
|
Analog DC Bias Accuracy (AC Direct Output Path) | ||||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 2 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 4 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 6 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 7 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 8 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 2 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 4 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 6 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 7 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 8 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
|
Analog DC Bias Accuracy (AC Amplified Output Path) | ||||||
|
AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 2 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 4 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 6 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 7 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 8 + | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 1 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 2 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 3 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 4 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| Ch 5 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 6 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 7 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
| Ch 8 – | DC Bias | |||||
| 5 V | 4.88 V | 5.12 V | ||||
| 0 V | –20 mV | 20 mV | ||||
| –5 V | –5.12 V | –4.88 V | ||||
|
Marker High Level Accuracy | ||||||
|
AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| CH1:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH1:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH1:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH1:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH2:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH2:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH2:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH2:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| CH3:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH3:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH3:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH3:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH4:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH4:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH4:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH4:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| CH5:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH5:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH5:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH5:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH6:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH6:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH6:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH6:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH7:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH7:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH7:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH7:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH8:1 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH8:2 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH8:3 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
| CH8:4 | + 1.75 V | 1.55 V | 1.95 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | +25 mV | ||||
| –0.3 V | –0.305 V | –0.295 V | ||||
|
Marker Low Level Accuracy | ||||||
| AWG5202, AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| CH1:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH1:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH1:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH1:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH2:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH2:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH2:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH2:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| AWG5204, AWG5208 | ||||||
| CH3:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH3:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH3:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH3:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH4:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH4:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH4:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH4:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| AWG5208 | ||||||
| CH5:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH5:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH5:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH5:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH6:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH6:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH6:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH6:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH7:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH7:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH7:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH7:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH8:1 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH8:2 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH8:3 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| CH8:4 | + 1.55 V | 1.37 V | 1.73 V | |||
| 0.0 V | –25 mV | 25 mV | ||||
| –500 mV | –0.525 V | -0.475 V | ||||
| 10 MHz Reference Frequency Accuracy | ||||||
| 9.99998 MHz | 10.00002 MHz | |||||
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