Keithley 3390 Function Generator, Frequency Generator User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Introduction

  1
• General information

  1
• Contact information

  1
• Inspection

  1
• Options and accessories

  1
• Model summary

  1
• Features

  1
• Handle adjustment

  1
• Removing the handle

  1
• Adjusting the handle position

  1
• Connect and power the instrument

  1
• Line power connection

  1
• Ventilation

  1
• Figure 1-1 Moving the handle to an upright position

  1
• Figure 1-2 Removing the handle from the instrument

  1
• Figure 1-3 Default handle position for packing

  1
• Figure 1-4 Operation handle position

  1
• Figure 1-5 Carrying handle position

  1
• General information

  1
• Contact information

  1
• Inspection

  1
• Options and accessories

  1
• Model summary

  1
• Features

  1
• Handle adjustment

  1
• Removing the handle

  1
• Adjusting the handle position

  1
• Connect and power the instrument

  1
• Line power connection

  1
• Ventilation

  1
• Features

  1
• Handle

  1
• adjusting

  1
• adjustment

  1
• removing

  1
• Inspection

  1
• Ventilation

  1
• Power connection

  1
• Front Panel

  2
• Front panel description

  2
• Front panel

  2
• Power key

  2
• Graph/Local key

  2
• Menu operation soft keys

  2
• Display

  2
• Navigation wheel, cursor keys, and numeric keypad

  2
• Output connector

  2
• Sync output connector

  2
• Trigger key

  2
• Output key

  2
• Help menu key

  2
• Utility menu key

  2
• Store/Recall menu key

  2
• Modulation, Sweep, and Burst keys

  2
• Waveform selection keys

  2
• Figure 2-1 Model 3390 front panel

  2
• Figure 2-2 Graph mode

  2
• Figure 2-3 Default local mode

  2
• Table 2-1 Item descriptions

  2
• Front panel description

  2
• Front panel

  2
• Power key

  2
• Graph/Local key

  2
• Menu operation soft keys

  2
• Display

  2
• Navigation wheel, cursor keys, and numeric keypad

  2
• Output connector

  2
• Sync output connector

  2
• Trigger key

  2
• Output key

  2
• Help menu key

  2
• Utility menu key

  2
• Store/Recall menu key

  2
• Modulation, Sweep, and Burst keys

  2
• Waveform selection keys

  2
• Front panel

  2
• Graph/local key

  2
• Burst key

  2
• Help menu key

  2
• Burst

  2
• cursor

  2
• Graph/Local

  2
• Help menu

  2
• Menu operation

  2
• Display

  2
• Modulation

  2
• Output

  2
• power

  2
• Store/Recall menu

  2
• Sweep

  2
• Trigger

  2
• Utility menu

  2
• Waveform selection

  2
• Menu operation keys

  2
• Utility menu key

  2
• Modulation key

  2
• Output connector

  2
• Waveform selection keys

  2
• Output key

  2
• Power key

  2
• Store/Recall menu key

  2
• Sweep key

  2
• Sync output connector

  2
• Trigger key

  2
• Rear Panel

  3
• Rear panel description

  3
• Rear panel connections

  3
• 10 MHz Out and In connectors

  3
• Power connector

  3
• GPIB, USB, and LAN ports

  3
• Trig In/Out, FSK / Burst connector

  3
• Modulation In connector

  3
• Digital Output/low voltage transistor-transistor logic (LVTTL) port

  3
• Figure 3-1 Model 3390 rear panel

  3
• Table 3-1 Rear panel item descriptions

  3
• Rear panel description

  3
• Rear panel connections

  3
• 10 MHz Out and In connectors

  3
• Power connector

  3
• GPIB, USB, and LAN ports

  3
• Trig In/Out, FSK / Burst connector

  3
• Modulation In connector

  3
• 10 MHz connectors

  3
• Modulation In

  3
• 10MHz

  3
• FSK / Burst

  3
• Modulation In

  3
• Trig In/Out

  3
• Digital Output (LVTTL)

  3
• GPIB

  3
• LAN

  3
• USB

  3
• Rear panel

  3
• Setup Basics

  4
• Editing parameter values and settings

  4
• Numerical entry

  4
• Alphabetical entry

  4
• General functions and settings

  4
• Selecting output function

  4
• Setting frequency or period

  4
• Setting amplitude

  4
• Setting DC offset voltage

  4
• Setting pulse high and low levels

  4
• Setting waveform polarity

  4
• Setting output termination

  4
• Setting voltage auto ranging

  4
• Front panel connections

  4
• Controlling the output signal

  4
• Controlling the sync signal

  4
• Default settings

  4
• Restoring factory default settings

  4
• Figure 4-1 Setting instrument frequency

  4
• Figure 4-2 Setting instrument period

  4
• Figure 4-3 Setting instrument amplitude

  4
• Figure 4-4 Setting DC offset voltage

  4
• Figure 4-5 Setting waveform polarity

  4
• Figure 4-6 Setting voltage auto ranging to Auto

  4
• Figure 4-7 Setting voltage auto ranging to Hold

  4
• Figure 4-8 Setting the instrument to default

  4
• Figure 4-9 Accept default setting change

  4
• Table 4-1 Waveform function frequency ranges

  4
• Table 4-2 Sync signal and function relationships

  4
• Table 4-3 Factory default settings

  4
• Editing parameter values and settings

  4
• Numerical entry

  4
• Alphabetical entry

  4
• General functions and settings

  4
• Selecting output function

  4
• Setting frequency or period

  4
• Setting amplitude

  4
• Setting DC offset voltage

  4
• Setting pulse high and low levels

  4
• Setting waveform polarity

  4
• Setting output termination

  4
• Setting voltage auto ranging

  4
• Front panel connections

  4
• Controlling the output signal

  4
• Controlling the sync signal

  4
• Default settings

  4
• Restoring factory default settings

  4
• Frequency

  4
• Alphabetical entry

  4
• Amplitude

  4
• DC offset voltage

  4
• Default settings

  4
• restore

  4
• Alphabetical

  4
• Numerical

  4
• Voltage auto ranging

  4
• Numerical entry

  4
• Waveform polarity

  4
• Output functions

  4
• Output termination

  4
• Period

  4
• Pulse levels

  4
• Waveform Output Operations

  5
• Introduction

  5
• Output operations

  5
• Sine waveform

  5
• Square waveform

  5
• Ramp waveform

  5
• Noise waveform

  5
• Pulse waveform

  5
• Arbitrary waveform

  5
• Amplitude modulation

  5
• Frequency modulation

  5
• Phase modulation

  5
• Frequency-shift keying modulation

  5
• Pulse width modulation waveform

  5
• Frequency sweep

  5
• Burst operation

  5
• Pattern output operation

  5
• Figure 5-1 Setting the high-voltage level

  5
• Figure 5-2 Setting the low-voltage level

  5
• Figure 5-3 Setting up a sine waveform

  5
• Figure 5-4 Setting up a square waveform

  5
• Figure 5-5 Setting up a ramp waveform

  5
• Figure 5-6 Setting up a noise waveform

  5
• Figure 5-7 Setting up a pulse waveform

  5
• Figure 5-8 Press the soft key under Select Wform

  5
• Figure 5-9 Press the soft key under Built In

  5
• Figure 5-10 Press the soft key corresponding with the desired waveform

  5
• Figure 5-11 Press the soft keys corresponding with AM

  5
• Figure 5-12 Press the soft keys corresponding with FM

  5
• Figure 5-13 Press the soft keys corresponding with PM

  5
• Figure 5-14 Press the soft keys corresponding with FSK

  5
• Figure 5-15 Press the soft keys corresponding with PWM

  5
• Figure 5-16 Press the soft keys corresponding with frequency sweep

  5
• Figure 5-17 Press the soft keys corresponding with trigger setting

  5
• (internal triggering shown)

  5
• Figure 5-19 Press the soft keys corresponding with trigger slope

  5
• Figure 5-20 Press the soft keys corresponding with gated burst

  5
• Figure 5-21 Setting frequency or period for pattern output

  5
• Figure 5-22 Setting start address for pattern output

  5
• Figure 5-23 Setting end address for pattern output

  5
• Figure 5-24 Setting repeat on or off for pattern output

  5
• Figure 5-25 Selecting waveform for pattern output

  5
• Figure 5-26 Selecting slope for pattern output

  5
• Figure 5-27 Pattern generator cable

  5
• Figure 5-28 Socket pin out structure

  5
• Figure 5-29 Connector pin out structure

  5
• Table 5-1 Parameters for each burst mode

  5
• Introduction

  5
• Output operations

  5
• Sine waveform

  5
• Square waveform

  5
• Ramp waveform

  5
• Noise waveform

  5
• Pulse waveform

  5
• Arbitrary waveform

  5
• Amplitude modulation

  5
• Frequency modulation

  5
• Phase modulation

  5
• Frequency-shift keying modulation

  5
• Pulse width modulation waveform

  5
• Frequency sweep

  5
• Burst operation

  5
• Pattern output operation

  5
• Frequency modulation

  5
• Frequency sweep

  5
• Frequency-shift keying modulation

  5
• Amplitude modulation

  5
• Arbitrary waveform

  5
• Burst operation

  5
• amplitude

  5
• frequency

  5
• phase

  5
• Noise waveform

  5
• arbitrary

  5
• Output operations

  5
• noise

  5
• pulse

  5
• ramp

  5
• sine

  5
• Pattern output operation

  5
• square

  5
• Phase modulation

  5
• Pulse waveform

  5
• Pulse width modulation waveform

  5
• Ramp waveform

  5
• Sine waveform

  5
• Square waveform

  5
• System Operations

  6
• Introduction

  6
• Instrument system operations

  6
• Storing the instrument state

  6
• Controlling the display

  6
• Controlling the error beep

  6
• Controlling the system sound

  6
• Performing self-test

  6
• Figure 6-2 Enter the name for the selected memory location

  6
• Figure 6-3 Select the desired memory location for recall

  6
• Figure 6-4 Select the desired memory location for deletion

  6
• Introduction

  6
• Instrument system operations

  6
• Storing the instrument state

  6
• Controlling the display

  6
• Controlling the error beep

  6
• Controlling the system sound

  6
• Performing self-test

  6
• deleting

  6
• recalling

  6
• storing

  6
• controlling

  6
• Self-test

  6
• error beep

  6
• system

  6
• System operations

  6
• Remote Programming

  7
• Remote interface operation

  7
• KiWAVE™ software installation

  7
• USB interface

  7
• IEEE-488 (GPIB) interface

  7
• LAN interface

  7
• LXI™ function

  7
• Remote interface commands

  7
• Figure 7-1 LXI browser Web Control interface

  7
• Figure 7-2 LXI browser Web Control Help page

  7
• Remote interface operation

  7
• KiWAVE™ software installation

  7
• USB interface

  7
• IEEE-488 (GPIB) interface

  7
• LAN interface

  7
• LXI™ function

  7
• Remote interface commands

  7
• IEEE-488

  7
• LAN

  7
• USB

  7
• IEEE-488 interface

  7
• KiWAVE

  7
• LAN interface

  7
• LXI function

  7
• USB interface

  7