Name: GW Instek AFG-3000 [AFG-3081] 80MHz Arbitrary Function Generator
Brand: PT. Indomultimeter Test Instrument
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GW Instek AFG-3000 [AFG-3081] 80MHz Arbitrary Function Generator

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The GW Instek AFG-3081 is a single-channel, 80 MHz arbitrary function generator from the AFG-3000 series designed for industrial and scientific applications. It features a high 200 MSa/s sampling rate, 16-bit vertical resolution, 1M-point memory depth, and a 4.3-inch TFT LCD display. The unit supports various modulations (AM, FM, PWM, FSK, Sweep, Burst) and provides versatile waveform editing through PC software, CSV file uploading, and Direct Waveform Reconstruction (DWR) from GDS-2000 series oscilloscopes. The GW Instek AFG-3081 is a 1-channel, 80MHz Arbitrary Function Generator designed for advanced industrial R&D, scientific research, and educational labs. Featuring a 200 Msa/s sampling rate, 16-bit resolution, and 1M-point memory, it excels in generating precise, complex, and high-speed waveforms, such as PWM for motor control, FSK for communications, and arbitrary signals up to 80MHz.

The AFG-3000 Series is arbitrary waveform generator designed for industrial, scientific research and educational applications. The series comes in bandwidths of 80MHz (AFG-3081) and 50MHz (AFG-3051) with built-in multiple standard waveforms to meet users' diversified needs. The AFG-3000 Series also provides a high 16-bit resolution, 200MSa/s sample rate and a 1M memory depth for editing arbitrary waveforms directly through the intuitive user interface. The Direct Waveform Reconstruction (DWR) function enables users to directly import waveforms from a GDS-2000 Series oscilloscope to the AFG-3000 via USB host, allowing users to edit waveforms and enhance measurement efficiency. In addition, the AFG-3000 Series has switchable 50 Ohm and Hi-Z Impedances, built-in On-Screen Help for operation conveniently. Complete parameter settings and waveform can be displayed through 4.3-inch high-resolution TFT LCD. Through USB, RS-232, and GPIB, users can use dedicated PC software or IEEE488.2 commands to edit waveforms.