tabor electronics ltd. hands-on training - arbconnection by moti glazer
Post on 19-Dec-2015
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Agenda
Learn to initialize ArbConnection
Learn how to use ArbConnection to operate the instrument
Prepare memory segments and download waveforms
Prepare pulse trains and download pulses
Learn how to use the Waveform Studio
Prepare and download tables
Initializing ArbConnection
2. Select an interface
(optional) Check
box
List of detected Active Devices
3. Select the “Detect Automatically” option
1. Select the model
4. Select the “Reset Instru-ments & Panels” option
5. Press Communicate
Tip!
Resetting the instrument to factory defaults is automatically done when selecting the “Reset Instruments & Panels” option
Panels Bar
1. Click on Panels icons to remove unwanted panels
Some panels may appear as left from the last session
Turning Outputs ON
2. Click on Channel 1 and Channel 2
2. Click on Sync State
Tips!
Digital display shows the current parameter and its programming limits
Darker shade LED designates the selected parameter on the display
Darker shade Button designates ON position
Selecting a Std. Waveform
1. Click on STD to display the Standard Panel
2. Select “Triangle” for channel 1
3. Select “Square” for cannel 2
Tips!
1. Programmable parameters pop up as output shape is selected
2. Frequency is common to both channels
Programming the Output Frequency
2. Move the cursor to the second digit
3. Rotate the dial
4. Press Execute
1. Observe that the Freq LED is active
Programming Run Modes
2. Select the required Run Mode. Options are: Continuous, Triggered, Gated or Counted Burst
1. Click on MAIN to display the Main Panel
Tips!
1. Run modes define how and when the generator starts generating output waveforms. Standard run modes for waveform generators are: Continuous, Triggered, Gated and Counted Burst
2. The trigger source defines from where should the generator expect to receive the trigger signal. Standard trigger sources are: External generator, External software command, Internal trigger generator or Front panel button.
Programming Trigger Parameters
2. Program burst count for channels 1 and 2
1. Click on TRIG to display the Trigger Panel
3. Program internal trigger timer period
ArbConnection Programming Exercise
1. Waveforms:
Channel 1 – Standard Pulse, 20% Delay, 20% Rise Time, 30% High Time, 10% fall TimeChannel 2 – Standard Square, 30% Duty Cycle
2. Amplitude:
Channel 1 – 3.5Vp-pChannel 2 – 2Vp-p
3. Frequency: 105kHz
Selecting Waveform Types
2. Select the required Waveform Type. Options are: Standard, Arbitrary and Sequenced
1. Click on MAIN to display the Main Panel
Programming Arbitrary Parameters
2. Program SCLK and CH2 Divider
1. Click on ARB to display the Arbitrary Panel
3. Program Sequence Advance Mode and Source
4. You may access the Waveform Studio from here
Getting Familiar with the Waveform Composer
Waveform Screen
Channel & Download control
Waveform edit buttons
Active segment and length
Waveform composer commands
Horizontal and vertical scales
Creating and Downloading Waveforms
1. Click on Wave, then click on Sine
2. Click on Preview, then click on Ok
3. Click on Download
Waveform Composer Programming Exercise
1. Waveforms:
Channel 1 – Arbitrary Pulse, 20% Delay, 20% Rise Time, 30% High Time, 10% fall TimeChannel 2 – Arbitrary Square, 30% Duty Cycle
2. Frequency: 1kHz
RememberFrequency = SCLK / # points
Getting Familiar with the Pulse Composer
Pulse train Screen
Channel & Download control
Current View selector
Section identifier
Waveform composer commands
Horizontal and vertical scales
Using the Pulse Editor
1. Click on the Pulse Editor icon
Section identifier
Section design format
Line controls
Section propertiesPulse
design area
Type in the pulse values Type in the repeat values
Click to remove the Pulse Editor
Downloading the Pulse Section
1. Click on the Download icon
2. Evaluate the Download Summary
3. Accept or Reject the download
Designing Pulses with Linear Transitions
1. Click on the Edit command
2. Click on the Append Section command
Notice the new Empty section
Designing Pulses with Linear Transitions
1. Click on the Pulse Editor icon
1. Select Time/ Level Points
2. Type in the pulse values 3. Type in the repeat values
4. Click to remove editor
Downloading the Pulse Train
1. Click on the Download icon
2. Evaluate the Download Summary
3. Accept or Reject the download