Signal Generator Presentation Enhanced
Signal Generator Presentation Enhanced
A Comprehensive Overview
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Introduction
• • A signal generator provides controlled
waveforms for testing electronic circuits.
• • Used in laboratories, production testing, and
research.
• • Different types include audio, function, and
RF generators.
Objectives
• • Learn the basic types of signal generators.
• • Understand different waveforms and their
generation.
• • Explore commercial models and
applications.
Types of Signal Generators
• • Audio Generators
• • Function Generators
• • RF Generators
• • Pulse Generators
Audio Generators
• • Frequency range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
• • Produces sine and square waves.
• • Used for testing high-fidelity audio
equipment.
Function Generators
• • Covers a wide frequency range (0.001 Hz to
MHz).
• • Produces sine, square, triangle, and
sawtooth waves.
• • Applications in circuit testing and
modulation.
RF Generators
• • Frequency range above 30 kHz.
• • Used in communication and radar testing.
• • Precision output control with calibrated
attenuators.
Types of Waveforms
• • Sine Waves
• • Square Waves
• • Triangle Waves
• • Sawtooth Waves
Block Diagram of a Signal
Generator
• • Oscillator: Generates the base signal.
• • Amplifier: Boosts signal strength.
• • Attenuator: Controls output levels.
• • Display & Controls: Adjust settings.
Applications
• • Used in audio and RF circuit testing.
• • Essential for radar and communication
system calibration.
• • Testing electronic components and
troubleshooting circuits.