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Explanation of Function Generator

Function Generator

The function generator is a versatile instrument that gives a number of different waveforms at the output with their frequencies that can be adjusted over a wide range. The most commonly used waveforms are sine wave, square wave, triangular wave and the saw tooth wave. Different output signals from the function generator may be available simultaneously.


Picture of Function Generator

The fig shows the block diagram of a function generator. Here two constant current sources are used to feed the integrator circuit. When the circuit is switched ON, the upper constant current source sends a constant current into the integrator and the output of the integrator is connected to comparator.

Explanation of Function Generator

Function Generators

The function generator is a versatile instrument that gives a number of different waveforms at the output with their frequencies that can be adjusted over a wide range. The most commonly used waveforms are sine wave, square wave, triangular wave and the sawtooth wave. Different output signals from the function generator may be available simultaneously.

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