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AT-AWG500 500Msps 16Bit Arbitrary Waveform Generator Manual
The AT‑AWG500 is a high‑performance 500 MHz, 16‑bit arbitrary waveform generator designed for fast and flexible signal generation. It supports both Arbitrary and DDS (36‑bit) modes, offering up to 349,504 user‑definable waveforms, various triggering options, and built‑in modulation capabilities.
The instrument features three analog outputs (low‑voltage, high‑voltage, and differential) with selectable bandwidths and rise‑time specifications, as well as USB 2.0 connectivity for PC control via a quick‑start GUI or a full‑feature software suite that includes LabVIEW and C/C++ SDKs. Physical dimensions are 17.3 × 27.3 × 6.7 cm, weighing 700 g, and it is powered by a 12 VDC supply.
Covers: Introduction · Arbitrary and DDS Modes · Output Options · Software Interface · Technical Specifications · External I/O
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AT-AWG500 500Msps 16Bit Arbitrary Waveform Generator Manual
User Manual 2 pages · 789 KB · ENThe AT‑AWG500 manual provides specifications, operation modes, and connection details for the 500 MSps 16‑bit arbitrary waveform generator.
Which document do I need?
User Manual
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in AT-AWG500 manuals
What sampling rate does the AT‑AWG500 support?
It supports a sampling frequency of 500 MSps.
From: AT-AWG500 500Msps 16Bit Arbitrary Waveform Generator Manual
How many bits of resolution does the DAC provide?
The DAC has a 16‑bit resolution.
From: AT-AWG500 500Msps 16Bit Arbitrary Waveform Generator Manual