Directory:BRL Test/Wavetek 395 Arbitrary Waveform Generator
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| Slogan | It's the service after the sale that counts! |
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| Type | Private Company |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Headquarters | Template:Country data US Altamonte Springs, Florida, USA |
| Industry | Electronic Test Equipment Electronic Test Equipment Support |
| Contact | 624 Douglass Ave Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 407.682.4228 Web: [1] |
| Reference | NAICS: 423830, 541380, 334515 Best Full Service Premium Equipment |
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Wavetek 395 Arbitrary Waveform Generator
Wavetek 395 Arbitrary Waveform Generator. Proudly offered by BRL Test, established 2001.
We will calibrate and certify the Wavetek 395 generator just prior to shipping so it will be guaranteed working accurately right out of the box. We can also offer repair services for your existing WAV 395. What can BRL Test do for you today? Call us now for friendly and expert service. 1-866-275-8378. Visit our company website BRLTest.com to explore our huge product catalog. Browse like kinds of signal generators here.
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The Wavetek 395 generates 11 standard waveforms: square, sine, positive and negative ramps, pulse, noise, triangle, positive and negative haversines, sin(x)/x, and DC. And the performance specifications are first rate, providing square waves to 50 MHz, sine waves to 40 MHz, and triangles to 10 MHz, with synthesized accuracy and outputs up to 10 Vpp (into 50 ohms) Direct digital synthesis (DDS) enables 10-digit frequency resolution for sine waves to 20 MHz and for most other standard waveforms to 100 kHz. Waveforms can be output continuously or in triggered or gated modes that enable special applications such as brain response measurement and strain gauge data acquisition. Other capabilities give you the flexibility of the very best function generators including frequency sweeping, amplitude modulation, and summing with an external signal.
