Rigol DG1032Z Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (30 Mhz, 2-Channel) [NIB]

Arbitrary waveform generators are playback systems that deliver waveforms based on stored digital data that describes the constantly changing voltage levels of an AC signal. They are typically used to produce custom compiled waveforms, rather than pre-set common waveforms. Some applications of arbitrary waveform generators include: Generating signals like polyphase sine waves, I-Q constellations, Simulation of signals from geared mechanical systems such as jet engines, and Complex channel- channel modulations. The DG1032Z has the following features: • Bandwidth: 1 μHz to 30 MHz • Sample rate: 200 MSa/s • Resolution: 14 bits • Amplitude range: 1 mVpp to 10 Vpp • Memory depth: 8 Mpts (standard), 16 Mpts (optional) • Frequency stability: ±1ppm • Phase noise: -125dBc/Hz