Arbitrary waveform generator

What does AWG mean?

The term AWG refers to a randomised generation of certain current voltage characteristics

Because of the possibility to generate user-defined output signals, the arb-generator can also be used as a function generator in lower frequencies with signals like sinus, square, triangle or saw tooth.

In audio applications, an arb-generator

can replace a classical synthesizer.

Application range

The Arb-Generator will be used during the development of various electronic equipment in our research labs for testing devices under different working conditions to insure optimum performance for most working environments (DUT - device under test).

There are many user applications for the Arb-Generator. The automotive industry relies on the 'start-curve' to test their actuators. This method simply simulates battery-voltage behaviour. The AWG can give a far more scientifically correct analysis.

The Arb-Generator may also assist with inverter module and photovoltaic element inspections. Inverter modules are tested with multiple voltages. These voltages simulate solar element outputs which vary in day to day applications (bell-shaped curve).

The Arb-Generator's ability to store specific curve frequencies makes it easy to charge different types of accumulator-packs with a gentle floating charge.

There are many more examples.

Conclusion: The Arb-Generator is an advanced system which can simulate real-life conditions ideal for accurate testing. The set up process is easy and lab friendly with results that can be produced at any location and at any time anywhere on earth.

Arbitrary waveform generator

AWG-S1 Arbitrary waveform generator

Signal cord for Delta Elektronika SM-Series

AWG-S1-Rack-1

DIN Rail Bracket