Description
Details
Specifications:
- Frequency range: 0 - 200KHz (Sine)
- Frequency resolution: 1Hz
- Period resolution: 1ms
- Amplitude range: 0 - 10V peak-to-peak
- Offset range: -5V - +5V
- Memory depth: 256 bytes
- Sample rate: 2.5Msps
- Output impedance: 50 ohm
- Power supply voltage: DC 15V
- Current consumption: < 150mA (without loading)
- Dimension: 155 X 55 X 30 mm
- Net weight: 100 grams
Features:
- Generates continuous waveforms of Sine, Square, Triangle, Ramp (up and down), and Staircase (up and down)
- Generates servo test/control signals in micro-second resolution with user programmable pulse width, amplitude, and cycle
- Setting of frequency (or period), amplitude, and offset is done digitally, not with often-finicky knobs
- Frequency (period), amplitude, and offset can be incrementally adjusted with rotary encoder
- Settings are remembered even after power-down.
- Can be used as an adjustable DC voltage source by setting amplitude to 0
Additional Info
Additional Info
| SKU | 100173 |
|---|---|
| UPC | N/A |
Reviews
- A good signal generator with no caseReview by Tito Tim
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Knowing what I do about electronics manufactiring, I bought the assembled version rather than the DIY kit on the assumption that assembled units are usually subjected to some form of "burn-in" testing and calibration procedures that the average hobbyistcould provide for a homemade kit. I was not disappointed with this product; it is well-made and sturdy. I gave 4 stars on quality because....for a few extra dollars, could you not have provided an equally sturdy enclosure for the signal generator? It is, after all, a piece of test equipment, and the circuitry should be protected, considering that most of our test benches are a friggin' mess anyway. At least make the case an option we could buy for $7 to $10. Not all of us have access to a 3D printer, either, so leaving us a diagram and telling us to print it out is a copout. Otherwise, I am very satisfied with this signal generator. I have been using it, with an oscilloscope, to test power ripple filters and audio bandpass and notch filters used by ham radio operators. (Posted on 4/25/2019)Value Quality Performance - Can't Beat ItReview by Frank
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Best Bang for your buck. I needed an inexpensive signal generator for my test bench and the FG085 filled the bill. I have yet to use it other than test the output with a digital volt meter. It pulses the meter as expected. (Posted on 3/10/2014)Quality Performance Value
Downloads
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Manual
(Size: 3 MB)
Quick start & assembly guide for FG085 function generator
Datasheet
Software
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A 3D-printable enclosure for the FG085 function generator.
Special thanks to customer @DinkyMods for designing the model and opting to share with everyone!
