Hardware, Hardware description, Fig. 2.1.1. – block diagram of the generator – Dataman 530 Series User Manual

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DATAMAN 530 series AWG

User’s Guide

2. Hardware

The information contained in this chapter will help you understand features of your
device.

2.1. Hardware description

The 530 series arbitrary waveform generator connects to computer via USB 2.0. The
device accuracy is assured by the stability of the circuits and by the calibration
constants stored directly in the device.

The output waveform of can defined by a maximum of 16384 samples with 12 bits
resolution. The generator is equipped with two outputs. The output range of low level
output (L) is +– 4.5V with an output resistance of 50 Ohm. It is calibrated for up to 10
MHz. The high level output (H) offers +- 25V voltage range, with 600 Ohm
resistance. It is calibrated for up to 200kHz.

HA

PH

LA

AC

HD

AF

VS(11:0)

DN/

FL(3:0)

DAC

VA(11:0)

M

MD(11:0)

WAC

RCD

WA(13:0)

AK(12:0)

AS(12:0)

RCN

RA(13:0)

CLD

PLL1

RF(15:0)

DSC

DL(1:0)

CX(6:0)

clk

CNT

L

H

SO

SI

HON

PLL2

QF(15:0)

SW

SQ

Fig. 2.1.1. – Block diagram of the generator

The block diagram of the generator is on the picture 2.1.1. The output amplifier LA is
connected to attenuator with settable attenuation of 0 or 20dB. The output of this
attenuator is connected to the output connector. The LA output amplifier together with
HA output amplifier are controlled by the output of the fast DA converter (DAC) via
low pass filter with settable cut-off frequency (AF). The samples of the output
waveform are stored in local storage (M) of the generator. The sample handling is
provided by (CNT, DSC, CLD, RCN, RCD, WAC) modules. They are clocked by

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