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Product Highlights

  • The 33210A is a new 10MHz member of the 332xx family of Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generators providing standard functions and optional arbitrary waveforms
  • The 33220A is the leading 20MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator
  • The 33250A offers essentially the same features with an 80MHz bandwidth
  • For even higher bandwidth, consider Agilent’s 81150A Function/Arbitrary/Pulse Generator



 

33210A Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator, 10MHz

With the Agilent Technologies 33210A, you no longer have to put up with sub-standard function/arbitrary waveform generators. You now have a full featured 10MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator with high quality signals. The base unit provides a wide variety of standard functions (sine, square, ramp and noise) and it includes pulse waveforms. With the optional Arbitrary Waveform Generator, you can produce custom waveforms up to 8K points with 14-bit precision and a sample rate of 50MSa/s. In addition, it has sweep, burst and modulation capabilities. With standard I/O - GPIB, USB and LAN (LXI-C), the 33210A is perfectly suited for standalone bench and system applications. The Agilent 33210A has the key features and performance that make it the preferred choice for customers with price sensitive applications.


FEATURES
  • Sine, square, ramp/triangle, pulse, noise
  • 0MHz sine and square waves
  • 5MHz pulse with variable edge time
  • 7MHz noise
  • 100kHz ramp/triangle
  • Optional arbitrary waveforms (14-bit, 8K points, 50MSa/s)
  • 1µHz frequency resolution
  • AM, FM and PWM modulation
  • Linear and Log sweep
  • IntuiLink Waveform Editor software included
  • Front panel Ease of Use (softkeys, number pad, knob)
  • Graphical display
  • GPIB, USB and LAN (LXI-C) standard
  • Optional 10MHz External Frequency Reference
  • SCPI language
  • 1-year warranty



 

33220A Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator, 20MHz

The Agilent 33220A function generator offers uncompromising performance for functions and waveforms. With 11 standard waveforms plus pulse and arbitrary waveforms - it is the most frequency stable and lowest distortion function generator in its class.

The front panel allows access to all the major functions with a single key or two. The knob or numeric keypad can be used to adjust frequency, amplitude, offset and other parameters. Internal AM, FM, PM, FSK and PWM modulation make it easy to modulate the waveforms without the need for a separate source. Additional features include ramp, triangle, noise, DC waveforms, and pulses with variable edges and are all available standard.

IntuiLink Waveform Editor for the 33220A is an easy to use program that provides add-ins for additional arbitrary waveform features as well as for inputting data from a wide variety of Agilent oscilloscopes including the 5000 series, 6000 series, 7000 series, Infiniium and the 548XX Infiniium series.

 

INSTRUMENT FEATURES
  • USB, GPIB and LAN interfaces included
  • Graph mode for visual verification of signal settings
  • Option 001 provides multiple-unit link for synchronous channels
  • LXI Class C Compliant
WAVEFORM GENERATION
  • 20MHz sine and square waveforms
  • Ramp, triangle, noise, pulse generation with variable edge and DC waveforms
  • 14-bit, 50MSa/s, 64Kpoint arbitrary waveforms
  • AM, FM, PM, FSK and PWM Modulation, Linear and logarithmic sweeps and burst all standard



 

33220A Product Video Demonstration

Take a tour of the 33220A. Common functions can be selected with a single button press. Adjustments can be made using softkeys, a number pad or a knob. At a glance, light function keys clearly show the current instrument state, while a graphical display makes it easy to see the waveform and modify it. See how easy it is to create an arbitrary waveform from the front panel or a more complicated arbitrary waveform using the free IntuiLink software. In addition, the 33220A can be used as a low cost pulse generator, just set the pulse period, width, and edge transition time. Other features demonstrated include pulse width modulation, AM, FM, PM, FSK and sweep.

See how easy it is to generate common waveforms with the 33220A function generator. The five-minute video also shows how easily the 33220A can create arbitrary waveforms and double as a low cost pulse generator.


 

33250A Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator, 80MHz

The 33250A is Agilent´s highest performance function generator, featuring 80MHz bandwidth, arbitrary waveforms and pulse generation. The 33250A uses direct digital-synthesis techniques to produce stable accurate outputs on all waveforms down to 1µHz. The 33250A can generate arbitrary waveforms with 12-bit vertical resolution, 64K memory depth, and a sample rate of 200MSa/s. You can also store up to four 64K-deep arbitrary waveforms in non-volatile memory. A color graphical display makes quick work of setting up complex signals.

IntuiLink Waveform Editor for the 33250A is an easy to use program that provides add-ins for additional arbitrary waveform features as well as for inputting data from a wide variety of Agilent Oscilloscopes including the 5000 series, 6000 series, 7000 series, Infiniium 548XX and the Infiniium series.

 

INSTRUMENT FEATURES
  • GPIB and RS-232 interfaces, USB optional
  • Graph mode for visual verification of signal settings
  • Built-in multiple-unit link for synchronous channels
  • IntuiLink Waveform Editor software
WAVEFORM GENERATION
  • 80MHz sine and square waveforms
  • Ramp, triangle, noise and DC waveforms
  • 12-bit, 200MSa/s, 64 K point arbitrary waveforms
  • Pulse capability with variable edge


 

Learn more about the Agilent 33250A features by reviewing this Flash demonstration.


 

Free Arbitrary Waveform Library for the Agilent 33220A and 33250A

This library contains over 20 well engineered waveforms commonly used in the electronics industry. Whether you’re working in R&D or manufacturing test, you can use the free library to get a head start on creating arbitrary waveforms that emulate real-world signals. The waveforms can be used directly, or they can be used as a starting point to create the exact waveform for your application.


Waveform Library

  1. DTMF_0 - dual tone multiple frequency number 0
  2. DTMF_9 - dual tone multiple frequency number 9
  3. Full Rectify - full wave rectified sine
  4. Half Rectify - half wave rectified sine
  5. Gaussian - Gaussian pulse
  6. PSK - 180 degree phase shift keying using sine wave
  7. Ringing Square - square wave with damped sine wave ringing
  8. SCR - SCR firing profile
  9. Trapezoid - trapezoidal wave shape
  10. Staircase - increasing and decreasing staircase waveform
  11. RS-232 - serial bit stream spelling "Agilent"
  12. ISO7637-2 TP1 - automotive transients due to disconnects
  13. ISO7637-2 TP2a - automotive transients due to inductance in wiring
  14. ISO7637-2 TP2b - automotive transients due ignition switching off
  15. ISO7637-2 TP3a - automotive transients due to switching
  16. ISO7637-2 TP3b - automotive transients due to switching
  17. ISO7637-2 TP4 - automotive supply profile during starting
  18. ISO7637-2 TP5a - automotive transients due to battery disconnect
  19. ISO7637-2 TP5b - automotive transients due to battery disconnect
  20. ISO16750-2 V Reset - automotive supply voltage profile for resetting
  21. ISO16750-2 Starting Profile - automotive starting profile with ringing

To download the FREE Arbitrary Waveform Library, please click here.

 

 Featured Products
Part Number   Description Data
Sheet
App.
Notes
 
33210A New Product Introduction 10MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator View PDF View PDF Buy Now
33220A   20MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator View PDF View PDF Buy Now
33250A   80MHz Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator View PDF View PDF Buy Now

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