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WUQ UTG932E 30MHz Function Generator 200MSa/s 14 Bits

SKU CH-12BM-GZGE8

Dual-channel arbitrary waveform generator delivering 30 MHz sine output, 200 MSa/s sampling and 14-bit resolution with 24 stored waveforms

  • TypeTest & Measurement Products
  • 30 MHz output range covers wide test scenarios
  • 200 MSa/s sampling with 14-bit resolution captures fine signal detail
  • Dual channels produce sine, square, pulse, ramp, noise, DC and arbitrary waveforms
  • 24 non-volatile waveform memories keep custom patterns ready
  • 3 inch TFT screen shows settings and waveforms clearly

Dual-channel 30 MHz function generator

The WUQ UTG932E is a dual-channel arbitrary waveform generator built for engineers and technicians who need precise signal creation on the bench. It delivers sine, square, pulse, ramp, noise, DC and arbitrary waveforms with a 200 MSa/s sampling rate and 14-bit vertical resolution. A 4.3-inch TFT LCD screen and multi-function knob provide direct control for daily test tasks.

Practical limits of the standard interface

The instrument connects to a PC through a single USB device port for remote control and data transfer using the supplied upper-computer software. No LAN, GPIB or additional digital interfaces are present, so automated test racks that require those buses will need a different model. The 24 groups of non-volatile arbitrary waveform storage reside inside the unit and are managed from the front panel or over that USB link.

Upgrade from basic single-channel units

This generator replaces entry-level single-channel function generators that lack arbitrary waveform capability, dual-channel sync or the 60 MHz maximum frequency on the primary channel. The jump is worth it when a project needs simultaneous dual outputs, modulation types such as AM, FM, PM, FSK, Line or Log, or a 1 Hz resolution frequency counter with six-digit accuracy. Buyers who only need a simple fixed-waveform source at lower cost will not use the extra depth.

Highlights

  • 30 MHz output range covers wide test scenarios
  • 200 MSa/s sampling with 14-bit resolution captures fine signal detail
  • Dual channels produce sine, square, pulse, ramp, noise, DC and arbitrary waveforms
  • 24 non-volatile waveform memories keep custom patterns ready
  • 3 inch TFT screen shows settings and waveforms clearly

Specifications

TypeTest & Measurement Products

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 30 MHz or the 60 MHz version of the UTG932E?

The UTG932E delivers a 30 MHz maximum sine-wave output; the 60 MHz figure applies to other waveforms, so choose based on the highest sine frequency your tests require.

What does the 200 MSa/s sampling rate mean when I am generating a 30 MHz signal?

At 30 MHz you still have roughly 6.6 samples per cycle, giving the 14-bit vertical resolution enough points to reproduce the waveform shape with low jitter.

The USB device port is the only interface — what does that limit in practice?

The USB device port lets a PC control the generator and transfer arbitrary waveforms, but it cannot stream live data or sync multiple units without a host computer.

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