RIGOL DG2000 series Function / Random waveform generator DG2041A/21A user manual

This manual introduces the characteristics of DG2000 series function/arbitrary waveform generators, including product safety use, product specifications, product operation and other information


Brand
Rigol
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
166
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Updated
01 October, 2023
Model
DG2000
MD5 checksum
A0C97C61D188AE06A6C0E7432AF35924

About this manual

This manual begins with a general safety overview, emphasizing authorized service, proper grounding, use of the correct power cord, and avoidance of fire or electric shock. It also explains the meaning of safety symbols and warnings found on the instrument.

The DG2000 series offers high‑performance waveform generation with DDS technology, supporting sine, square, pulse, noise, and user‑defined arbitrary waveforms. It includes USB, LAN, GPIB, and RS‑232 interfaces, modulation functions (AM, FM, PM, PWM, FSK), and a 100 MSa/s sampling rate. Standard accessories such as power and USB cables, a BNC cable, and optional digital output modules are listed. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • General Safety Overview
  • Safety Terms and Symbols
  • Introduction
  • Performance Specifications
  • Accessories
  • Modulation Waveforms
  • LAN Settings
  • File Storage
  • Warranty Overview

Specifications

Amplitude Range (High‑Impedance)40 mVpp to 20 Vpp
User‑Defined Waveform PointsUp to 512 K points (14‑bit)

Frequently asked questions

What safety precautions are required when using the DG2000 series generator?

Only authorized personnel should service the unit, it must be properly grounded, and the correct power cord must be used to avoid fire or electric shock.

Which communication interfaces are provided on the DG2000 series?

The instrument includes standard USB, LAN, GPIB, and RS‑232 interfaces.

What is the amplitude range of the generator in high‑impedance mode?

The output amplitude can be set from 40 mVpp up to 20 Vpp.

How many points can a user‑defined arbitrary waveform contain?

A user‑defined waveform can contain up to 512 K points with 14‑bit resolution.

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