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With an easy-to-read color display and intuitive user interface with numeric keypad, the B&K 4055B offers plenty of features including linear/logarithmic sweep, built-in counter, extensive modulation and triggering capabilities, a continuously variable DC offset, and a high performance 14-bit, 150 MSa/s arbitrary waveform generator. CH1 and CH2 outputs can both be varied from 0 to 10 Vpp into 50 ohms (up to 20 Vpp into open circuit).

The 4055B features a large, non-volatile flash memory of about 100 MB, allowing users to create, store, and recall more than 1000 user-defined 16k point arbitrary waveforms or output any of the 196 built-in predefined arbitrary waveforms.

B&K 4055B Dual Channel 60MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator Features:

• 14-bit, 150 MSa/s, 16k point arbitrary waveform generator
• Two independent channels with individual output On/Off buttons
• Sine & Square Frequency Range of 1 µHz – 60 MHz
• Convenient channel copy, track and combine functions
• Synchronize the phase of both channels with the push of a button
• Low-jitter square wave generation for simulating reliable clock signals, generating triggers, or validating serial data buses
• Large 4.3-inch LCD color display
• AM/DSB-AM/ASK/FM/FSK/PM/PSK/PWM modulation functions
• Variable DC offset and adjustable duty cycle
• Internal/external triggering
• Gate and burst mode
• 196 built-in predefined arbitrary waveforms
• Built-in frequency counter
• Harmonics generator function
• LAN, USB device port (USBTMC-compliant), and front panel USB host port
• GPIB connectivity with optional USB-to-GPIB adapter
• PC software provided for arbitrary waveform editing
• Short circuit output protection

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B&K 4045B Features:

• Sine, square, triangle, and arbitrary waveform generation
• Bright color LCD display with waveform preview
• Linear and logarithmic sweep
• AM/FM modulation
• Adjustable duty cycle
• Independent DC offset amplifier design allows large offsets on small amplitude (e.g. 10 mV) waveforms
• Low-jitter square wave generation for simulating reliable clock signals, generating triggers, or validating serial data buses
• Store and recall instrument settings
• Output On/Off button
• Internal/external triggering
• Gate and burst mode
• Built-in counter
• USB interface with SCPI-compliant command set
• Short circuit and overvoltage protection on all inputs and outputs

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The major features for both channels include 10Vpp output amplitude; 25MHz frequency bandwidth with 1uHz resolution; built-in waveforms of Sine, Square, Ramp (Triangle) and Noise. As to the 1%~99% adjustable duty cycle of Square waveform can be used as pulse signal sources. For the arbitrary waveform, user can edit the 66 built-in waveforms or create a whole new one. Moreover, AFG-2225 carries features of AM/FM/PM/FSK/SUM Modulation, Sweep, Burst and Frequency Counter, which can be applied to various communication fields.

In addition to the intuitive and friendly user interface, the 3.5-inch color LCD displays the comprehensive operation information including the true waveform presented at the output. USB Host and Device interfaces are equipped to link the AFG-2225 with other devices, which provide the flexibility of waveform generation for more practical usages. With link to GW Instek GDS-series Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSOs), the waveforms of interest can be captured and reconstructed. User can also use the arbitrary waveform PC software to edit the waveform and then send to AFG-2225 directly, or save the waveform into flash drive and then transfer to AFG-2225.

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