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The FG501 was designed by [[Roger Stenbock]]. | |||
The TRIG OUT signal is available on the front panel via a [[BSM|BSM female connector]]. | The TRIG OUT signal is available on the front panel via a [[BSM|BSM female connector]]. | ||
The FG501 is specified at a max frequency of 1 MHz, while the "A" model is specified at 2 MHz. The FG501 features seven different functions: Sine, Triangle, Square, +Ramp, -Ramp, 50%>duty square, 50%<duty. The Duty cycle of the Ramp and pulses (not square) are determined by the equation 1/2,,f,, where the veriable ,,f,, represents frequency. | The FG501 is specified at a max frequency of 1 MHz, while the "A" model is specified at 2 MHz. The FG501 features seven different functions: Sine, Triangle, Square, +Ramp, -Ramp, 50%>duty square, 50%<duty. The Duty cycle of the Ramp and pulses (not square) are determined by the equation 1/2,,f,, where the veriable ,,f,, represents frequency. | ||