UTG2122B 120MHz 2Ch Advanced-Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator

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The Advanced-Series chassis adds LAN connectivity, a 10 MHz external reference clock input and output, and a wider modulation envelope — 13 analog and digital modulation types including QAM and the full BPSK / QPSK / OSK / DSB-AM set — on top of the Classic-Series feature set. 30 MHz square / pulse output, 1 µHz frequency resolution across the full 120 MHz output range, harmonic distortion below 0.2%, a 6-bit hardware frequency counter (100 mHz to 200 MHz), and 160 built-in arbitrary waveforms. Sine, square, ramp, pulse, harmonic (up to 16th order), expression-defined, noise, DC, and arbitrary waveform shapes — with channel-coupling and channel-combination functions for dual-channel work that needs coordinated frequency, amplitude, or phase relationships. Key Features 120 MHz sine / 30 MHz square & pulse — dual-channel output with 1 µHz frequency resolution. 16-bit vertical resolution, 320 MSa/s sample rate — 65,536 amplitude levels; supports clean waveform reconstruction across the full output range. 16 Mpts arbitrary waveform memory — 4,000× the depth of typical 4 kpts entry-tier generators. Supports long-form arbitrary playback for protocol-stream emulation and complex stimulus. 13 modulation types — AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK, BPSK, QPSK, OSK, SUM, DSB-AM, QAM, PWM with internal and external source. 160 built-in arbitrary waveforms — common shapes across measurement, communications, and physiological signal families. Custom waveforms editable in upper-computer software. Expression output — mathematical expressions across 18 function types (trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, etc.) describe the output waveform directly without a precomputed sample buffer. Channel coupling and channel combination — frequency, amplitude, or phase changes on one channel auto-adjust the other; output of both channels can be summed for dual-tone and multi-frequency stimulus. Harmonic output — built-in 16th-order generator — harmonic synthesis without external mixer. Useful for power-system harmonic stimulus. LAN, USB-Device, USB-Host — SCPI control over LAN or USB, plus direct thumb-drive waveform upload via USB-Host. UNI-T UTG2122B Details 120 MHz Multi-Waveform Output The UTG2122B produces nine waveform shapes at up to 120 MHz top-end on both channels: sine, square, ramp, pulse, harmonic, noise, DC, expression-defined, and arbitrary. Square and pulse output extend to 30 MHz with adjustable rise / fall time (typical 11 ns at 1 Vpp, 50 Ω) and pulse-wave jitter below 150 ps. Output amplitude is 1 mVpp to 10 Vpp into 50 Ω (2 mVpp to 20 Vpp into high-Z) across the full output range. Nine waveform shapes available on both channels with 120 MHz top-end sine and 30 MHz square / pulse output. Mathematical expressions describe the output waveform directly — sine, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, and 14 other function types can be combined. Expression Output Eighteen function types — trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, absolute-value, and others — can be combined in column-method expressions to define the output waveform directly, without precomputing a sample buffer. The expression engine renders the result at the generator's full sample-rate / vertical-resolution capability. Useful for academic and research work where the waveform definition is the experimental variable. 13 Modulation Types AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK, BPSK, QPSK, OSK, SUM, DSB-AM, QAM, and PWM with internal or external source. The full PSK / BPSK / QPSK / OSK set supports communications-class digital-modulation stimulus; SUM and DSB-AM extend into analog double-sideband work; QAM adds quadrature amplitude modulation across configurable constellation depths. Modulating source is internal (sine, square, ramp, noise, arbitrary) or external via the analog modulation input. Thirteen analog and digital modulation types, internal or external source. 160 built-in waveforms covering measurement, communications, automotive, and physiological signal families. 160 Built-in Arbitrary Waveforms The waveform library covers standard measurement shapes (Sinc, Gaussian, Lorentz, exponential rise / fall, etc.), communications stimulus (PRBS, multi-tone, ramp-modulated), automotive electrical waveforms (ignition, AC ripple, motor-back-EMF), and physiological signals (cardiac, respiratory). Up to 16 Mpts arbitrary-waveform memory per channel supports long-form custom stimulus uploaded via USB-Host or PC software. Channel Combination & Coupling The UTG2122B provides two channel-pairing modes. Channel combination sums the two-channel outputs into a single output port for dual-tone, multi-frequency, or noise-plus-signal stimulus. Channel coupling ties the channels parametrically — when frequency, amplitude, or phase is changed on one channel, the other auto-adjusts by the configured offset or ratio. Useful for differential signal generation and tracked sweep across a defined relationship. Two channel-pairing modes: output summing (combination) and parametric tracking (coupling). Linear and logarithmic frequency sweep across the full 120 MHz output range plus 16th-order harmonic synthesis. Frequency Sweep & 16th-Order Harmonic Output Linear and logarithmic frequency sweep modes cover the full 120 MHz output range with sweep time from 1 ms to 500 s. Internal, external, or manual trigger source. The built-in 16th-order harmonic generator synthesizes the fundamental plus harmonics 2 through 16 with adjustable amplitude and phase per order — useful for power-system harmonic stimulus, filter characterization, and academic harmonic-distortion teaching without an external mixer or summing amplifier. Applications The Advanced-Series envelope — 16 Mpts memory, LAN connectivity, 10 MHz reference In / Out, 13 modulation types, channel coupling — positions the UTG2000B family for benchtop work where the entry-tier doesn't reach but the elite-tier is over-specified. Communications-stimulus development — BPSK, QPSK, OSK, QAM digital modulation; SUM and DSB-AM analog modulation. ASK / FSK / PSK with configurable hop rate and depth. Long-form arbitrary playback — 16 Mpts memory holds extended protocol streams, sensor-emulation traces, and physiological waveforms that overflow a 4 kpts buffer. Power-system harmonic testing — 16th-order harmonic generator drives filter, transformer, and meter harmonic-distortion characterization without external mixing. Differential signal generation — channel coupling produces phase-tracked, amplitude-tracked, or frequency-tracked output pairs for differential-circuit stimulus. Automated test (ATE) — LAN-based SCPI control with 10 MHz reference clock In and Out for synchronized multi-instrument benches. Academic and research — expression-defined waveform output supports experimental designs where the waveform mathematics is the experimental variable. Accessories and Family Options Included with Every Unit Power cord conforming to destination country standard USB cable (UT-D14) BNC-BNC cable (UT-L45) BNC-to-alligator clip cable (UT-L02) Family Members The UTG2000B Advanced-Series consists of three SKUs sharing the same chassis, sample rate, modulation set, burst modes, and 16-bit DAC: UTG2062B — 60 MHz sine / 25 MHz square UTG2082B — 80 MHz sine / 25 MHz square UTG2122B — 120 MHz sine / 30 MHz square (this product) Frequently Asked Questions What waveform shapes are available, and how does the expression-output feature work? Nine standard shapes: sine, square, ramp, pulse, harmonic, noise, DC, expression-defined, and arbitrary. Expression output describes the waveform mathematically — the user enters a function definition combining sine, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, and other operations across 18 function types, and the UTG2122B renders the result at the full sample-rate / DAC resolution without a precomputed buffer. Useful when the waveform shape is the experimental variable rather than a fixed library entry. How does channel combination differ from channel coupling? Channel combination sums the two-channel outputs into a single output port — useful for dual-tone, multi-frequency, or signal-plus-noise stimulus generated within a single waveform generator. Channel coupling ties the channels parametrically: when frequency, amplitude, or phase changes on one channel, the other auto-adjusts by the configured offset or ratio. Coupling preserves two independent output ports but synchronizes their parameters. What is the harmonic generator and when would I use it? The harmonic generator synthesizes the fundamental output plus harmonics 2 through 16 (16th-order) with adjustable amplitude and phase per order. The output is a single composite waveform with the configured harmonic content — no external mixer or summing amplifier is needed. Common applications include power-system harmonic-distortion stimulus, filter characterization, and academic teaching of harmonic synthesis. The UTG2122B generates the fundamental anywhere within the 120 MHz output range, with harmonic content capped by the sample-rate and output-bandwidth limits. Can the UTG2000B series work in a multi-instrument synchronized bench? Yes. The 10 MHz reference clock input accepts an external timebase from an oscilloscope, signal generator, or atomic clock; the 10 MHz reference clock output supplies the same to downstream instruments. LAN control via SCPI plus external trigger and modulation inputs round out the ATE integration story. All three SKUs in the series support the same connectivity envelope. How much arbitrary-waveform memory does the UTG2000B have, and how is it loaded? 16 Mpts per channel of arbitrary waveform memory. Custom waveforms are created in the upper-computer software (drawing tool, mathematical expression, or imported sample file) and uploaded to the instrument via LAN, USB-Device, or USB-Host. USB-Host accepts standard USB thumb drives directly — waveforms exported from the upper computer can be loaded into the instrument without a PC connection. 160 built-in waveforms cover the common measurement, communications, automotive, and physiological signal families. × 120 MHz top-end sine and 30 MHz square / pulse output across nine waveform shapes × 18 function types describe the output waveform mathematically — no precomputed sample buffer required × AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK, BPSK, QPSK, OSK, SUM, DSB-AM, QAM, PWM — internal or external source × 160 waveform library covering measurement, communications, automotive, and physiological signal families × Channel combination sums outputs; channel coupling tracks frequency / amplitude / phase parametrically × Linear and logarithmic sweep across 120 MHz plus 16th-order harmonic synthesis Specifications Max sine frequency 120 MHz Max square / pulse frequency 30 MHz Frequency resolution 1 µHz Channels 2, independent Sample rate 320 MSa/s Vertical resolution 16 bits (65,536 amplitude levels) Arbitrary waveform length 16 Mpts Built-in arbitrary waveforms 160, non-volatile Standard waveforms Sine, Square, Ramp, Pulse, Harmonic, Noise, DC, Expression, Arbitrary Modulation AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK, BPSK, QPSK, OSK, SUM, DSB-AM, QAM, PWM (internal & external source) Sweep modes Linear, Logarithmic Burst modes N-cycle, Gated, Infinite Channel coupling Frequency, amplitude, phase Channel combination Yes (sum output) Harmonic generator 16th-order with per-order amplitude / phase Output amplitude (50 Ω) 1 mVpp to 10 Vpp Output amplitude (high-Z) 2 mVpp to 20 Vpp Output impedance 50 Ω / High-Z Rise / fall time (square, 1 Vpp, 50 Ω) < 11 ns (typical, 1 kHz) Pulse-wave jitter 150 ps typical Harmonic distortion (THD) < 0.2% (DC to 20 kHz, 1 Vpp) Frequency counter range 100 mHz to 200 MHz, 6-bit Display 4.3-inch TFT LCD Interface LAN, USB-Device, USB-Host, 10 MHz In / Out, External Trigger, External Modulation Input Dimensions / Weight 215 × 103 × 316 mm / 2.2 kg Documentation UTG2122B Datasheet, User Manual, and Software/Firmware Downloads Options & Accessories Included in box: Power cord USB2.0 printing cable English download guide multi-language safety manual calibration report (COC) Show more