
301/302 User Manual
Sequenced
Waveforms
The sequence generator is a very powerful tool that lets you link and
loop segments in any way you desire. As a simple example of a
sequenced waveform, look at Figures 1-1a through 1-1c. The
waveforms shown in these figures were placed in memory segments
1, 2 and 3, respectively. The sequence generator takes these three
waveforms links and loops them in a predefined order to generate the
waveform shown in Figure 1-1d.
The sequence circuit is useful for generating long waveforms with
repeated sections. The repeated waveform has to be programmed
once and the repeater loops on this segment as many times as
selected. When in sequenced mode, there is no loss of time between
linked or looped segments.
The Model 301/302 can store up to 16 different sequences, then use
these sequences in a macro sequence that can sequence all 16
sequences. The sequence generator, as well as, the macro sequence
generator is common to both channels.
Sequence tables must be loaded to the generator before sequenced
waveforms can be generated. The data for the sequence table is first
prepared on external platforms, then downloaded to the generator.
Figure 1-5 shows an example how to define a sequence using
WaveWiz.
Figure 1.1a , Segment 1 – Sin (x)/x Waveform
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