Keithley 3390 Arbitrary Waveform/Function Generator Datasheet

The Keithley 3390 is a 50 MHz arbitrary waveform/function generator with 14‑bit resolution, 256 k‑point memory, and multiple modulation options.


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Brand
Keithley
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
396 KB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
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5E900B823A6292BEC9BC93D58E1A4DBE

About this manual

The Keithley 3390 provides a versatile signal‑generation platform with built‑in arbitrary waveform capability (256 k points, 14‑bit resolution) and standard waveforms such as sine, square, triangle, noise and DC. It supports fast 5 ns rise/fall times for clean pulse generation and a range of modulation types (AM, FM, PM, PWM, FSK, sweep, burst).\n\nConnectivity includes USB, LAN, LXI‑C, GPIB and optional external 10 MHz time base for synchronizing multiple instruments. The instrument complies with IEC safety standards and offers a compact rack‑mountable design with a variety of accessories.

What's inside

  • Versatile Waveform Creation Capabilities
  • Arbitrary Waveform Generation
  • Function Generation
  • Pulse Generation
  • Modulating Waveforms
  • Noise Generation
  • Pattern Generation
  • External Reference
  • Ease of Use
  • Rear Panel Ordering Information

Specifications

Maximum Frequency50 MHz
Arbitrary Waveform Memory256 k points
Resolution14‑bit
Rise/Fall Time (Pulse)5 ns
Output Impedance50 Ω typical
Interface OptionsUSB, LAN, LXI‑C, GPIB
Power Supply110–240 VAC, 50 VA max

Frequently asked questions

What is the fastest rise time for pulse output?

The instrument can produce pulses with a rise time of 5 ns.

How many points can the arbitrary waveform memory store?

Up to 256 k points can be stored in the non‑volatile memory.

Which communication interfaces are available on the 3390?

USB, LAN, LXI‑C, and GPIB interfaces are provided.

What is the frequency range of the built‑in external time base?

The external time base operates at 10 MHz.

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