Hey all,
I want a specific feature on my function generator and it seems to me that there is no documentation on this. I'm wondering if these function generators like the Siglent 2000 series are able to use an arbitrary waveform as the carrier signal.
Now the manual is quite clear, you can use one channel to plug into the aux/in in the back and do amplitude modulation. What is not clear is if you can use an arbitrary waveform as the carrier in this situation and use a regular sine or another arbitrary waveform as a modulating signal.
Anyone own one and can tell me? I want to get one for Christmas but this is nearly the only feature id use it for so its important.
I want a specific feature on my function generator and it seems to me that there is no documentation on this. I'm wondering if these function generators like the Siglent 2000 series are able to use an arbitrary waveform as the carrier signal.
Now the manual is quite clear, you can use one channel to plug into the aux/in in the back and do amplitude modulation. What is not clear is if you can use an arbitrary waveform as the carrier in this situation and use a regular sine or another arbitrary waveform as a modulating signal.
Anyone own one and can tell me? I want to get one for Christmas but this is nearly the only feature id use it for so its important.