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4034 BK Precision reNEWed by Leasametric

Signal Generators

Pulse generator, 0.1 Hz to 50 MHz, 10 Vpp output into 50 Ω, programmable via GPIB and RS-232, SCPI-compatible.

Model 4033 : 1 channel.

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Specifications : 4034 BK Precision reNEWed by Leasametric

4034 2-Ch Pulse Generator :

  • Repetition rate from 0.1 Hz to 50 MHz,
  • Flexible trigger modes: continuous, triggered (internal, external, manual), synchronized burst, and external pulse width,
  • Programmable pulse width from 10 ns to 10 s,
  • Variable transition times (rise and fall times) from 6 ns to 25 ms,
  • Programmable delay and double pulse capability,
  • Storage for up to 99 different test configurations with automatic retention of the last configuration upon power-off,
  • 10 Vpp output into 50 Ω,
  • Programmable via GP-IB and RS-232; SCPI compatible.

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Models 4033 and 4034 (2-Ch) are high-performance programmable pulse generators designed for testing digital systems and circuits based on TTL, CMOS, or ECL technologies.

These instruments generate clean, precise pulses featuring up to 6-digit resolution, repetition rates up to 50 MHz, variable pulse widths from 10 ns to 10 s, and pulse delays from 0 ns to 10 s.

Output levels are adjustable from -10 V to 10 V, with configurable pulse amplitudes ranging from 0.1 Vpp to 10 Vpp into a 50 Ω load.

All parameters, modes, and functions are programmable via the front panel or remote control commands. Additionally, the pulse generators offer selectable complementary and double-pulse generation in continuous, triggered, gated, and counted burst modes.