How to Design Your Arbitrary Waveforms Efficiently
Application Notes
Historically, arbitrary waveform design and use had limited flexibility. You simply design a waveform and then use it in your generator. But, if you wanted to change the waveform, you had to regenerate a whole new signal. While you might have been able to change one or two points by hand, changing large parts of the waveform required a complete redesign. Trueform waveform generators now make arb signal generation much more flexible, and your workflow easier, thanks to capabilities like arb sequencing and frequency lists.
See our test challenges below to learn how Trueform waveform generators can help your arb waveforms do more.
- Changing one segment of an arb without redesigning the whole signal
- Having a signal continuously playing until an event starts another signal
- Reusing your proven signal designs but put them together in a different order
- Want your arb to sweep through a set of different frequencies