Getting Started; Initial Conditions - Aim TTi TGF3162 Guia De Inicio Rapido

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Getting Started

In order to familiarise the user with some of the basic functionalities of the instrument, a number of set-up
examples are shown in this guide.
It is recommended that all users should carry out the first four examples:
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Setting up a Sine wave signal
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Setting up a Square wave clock signal
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Setting up a Pulse signal
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Setting-up more Output Options
A number of further set-up examples are provided that assume some familiarity with the instrument:
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Setting-up an Arbitrary wave signal
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Setting-up an AM modulated Sine Waveform
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PRBS *
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Frequency Modulation of a Sine Waveform
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Pulse Width Modulated Waveform (PWM)
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Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK)
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Frequency Sweep of a Sine Wave
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Generating a Triggered Burst
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Coupling the Frequency of Both Channels*
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Frequency Counter
Features marked * are standard on the TGF3162 and optional on the TGF3082 by adding GU3082.
For more detailed information on all functionality - see the full Instruction Manual.
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Initial Conditions

Before setting up the instrument for any of the examples, it should be returned to default conditions.
To do this follow these steps:
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Press the hard key marked Utility
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Press the soft-key labelled System
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Press the soft-key labelled Default (display will show Restore Factory Default?)
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Press the soft-key labelled Yes
This sets the main waveform to Sine (10kHz, 1V pk-pk) and cancels any modulations, sweep, or burst
triggering or gating.
NOTE:
The instrument can be set to remember its latest settings on power-off and restore them at power-on. This
is set from the Utility menu and the PwrOn soft-key. This setting will be lost when the instrument is
restored to default conditions as described above.
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