AFG-2005 | 5 MHz Arbitrary Function Generator
GW InstekBasic waveforms + arbitrary; 20 MSa/s, 10-bit; duty-cycle control and USB remote.
Function Signal Generators | Synthesized & Arbitrary Waveform Solutions
A function/arbitrary waveform generator outputs a wide range of waveforms including sine, square, triangle, sawtooth, pulse, and arbitrary waveforms, and supports modulation such as AM / FM / PM. It meets stringent requirements for stable signal sources in electronics design, communications testing, and laboratory teaching.
AFG-2125 | Arbitrary Function Generator
GW InstekDual channel, rich modulation (AM/FM/PM/FSK), sweep/burst; USB host/device and PC editing.
AFG-2112 | Dual-Channel 12 MHz Arbitrary Function Generator
GW InstekEqual-spec dual outputs, 120 MSa/s / 16-bit AWG, built-in modulation and sweep/burst.
AFG-2105 | 5 MHz Arbitrary Function Generator
GW InstekIntuitive UI and 3.5" LCD; basic waveforms + arbitrary—great for teaching and lab entry-level tests.
AFG-2225 | Dual-Channel 25 MHz Arbitrary Function Generator
GW Instek25 MHz dual-channel, 16-bit AWG; AM/FM/PM/FSK; multiple sweep modes and sync output for R&D/QC.
SFG-1013 | 3 MHz DDS Function Generator
GW InstekStable, easy-to-use signal source for sine/square/triangle and more—ideal for education and repair.
SFG-1003 | 3 MHz DDS Function Generator
GW InstekEntry-level function generator with stable output and intuitive control for basic tests.
UTG-2062B | 60 MHz Dual-Channel Function / AWG
UNI-T1.28 GSa/s, 16-bit; built-in harmonic generator and expression outputs for advanced waveform simulation.
AFG-3051 | Arbitrary Function Signal Generator
GW InstekMultiple waveforms, low distortion, high stability—suited for communications, electronics testing, and R&D labs.
AFG-3081 | Arbitrary Function Signal Generator
GW InstekUp to 80 MHz, 200 MSa/s; AM/FM/PWM/FSK plus Sweep/Burst for versatile stimulus.
MFG-2110 | Function Signal Generator
GW InstekMulti-function precision source with high-resolution outputs and diverse modulation for R&D, engineering, and testing.
FG-32 | 3 MHz Digital Function Signal Generator
TECPELEntry-level, stable, and easy to use; basic waveform output for foundational teaching and experiments.
FG-52 | 5 MHz Function Signal Generator
TECPEL5 MHz basic function generator with stable output for general maintenance and testing needs.
Function Signal Generator Series
A function signal generator produces simple, repeatable waveforms. At its core are an electronic oscillatorand circuitry that create periodic waveforms. Modern instruments typically use digital signal processing (DSP)to synthesize the waveform and a digital-to-analog converter (DAC)to output a highly stable analog signal. Common outputs include sine, sawtooth, pulse, square, and triangle; an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG)can create user-defined waveforms. For oscillators operating at audio and above (> 20 kHz), typical modulation features include AM, FM, and PMto provide diverse test stimuli.
Quick notes
- Charge/discharge shaping:Traditional generators often shape waveforms via capacitor charge/discharge; capacitor stability directly affects waveform stability.
- Temperature effects:Capacitance varies with ambient temperature and is inversely related to output frequency, so warm-up may cause a short-term frequency dip. Designs often use DC fansto speed thermal equilibrium for better stability.
- Typical features:Basic outputs include sine, square, and triangle. Many models add AM/FM, as well as Sweep and Burst modes—useful for wireless and general communications experiments.
Applications
Function/AWG instruments provide standard or critical reference signals and are widely used in:
- Electronic circuit characterization and fault analysis
- Prototype testing in physics/electronics
- Production QC and line checks
- Audio and wireless (AM/FM/PM) education and measurement
- Radar/pulse system testing and embedded control simulation
For example, an arbitrary waveform function generator (e.g., UTG-2062A, ~15 MHz class) can build multi-segment sequences for real-world test conditions.
Keywords
oscilloscope, electronic signal, waveform analysis, digital storage oscilloscope, sine wave, laboratory instruments, pulse, square wave, triangle waveform oscillator, amplitude modulation (AM), frequency modulation (FM), phase modulation (PM)