PULSE & DA T A GENERATORS Programmable Pulse Generators Model. 8160A, 8161A 8 (hp]. 50 MHz repetition rate. 6.0 ns variable transition time. 20 V output amplitude. . 100 MHz repetition rate

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8160A Programmable Pulse Generator Operating and Service Manual. Part Number: 08160-90002 (Mar79). This manual is provided for information only. The 8160A is no longer sold by …

The 8160A and 8161A are fully programmable pulse generators designed for high-performance applications on the bench and in automatic test systems. Operation is easy because the pulse …

With its 50 MHz repetition rate, 20 V output, and 6 ns variable transition times, the HP 8160A is a general purpose pulse generator. The HP 8161A covers the high end of technology with its 100 MHz, 5 V and 1.3 ns variable transition times.

2003年10月1日 · Pulse Generators are compatible with HP8160A units. Series GP1550H dual-channel, GPIB-programmable pulse generators are 100% form-fit-function replacements for obsolete HP8160A pulse generators. Output specifications and GPIB command set …

The GP1552A supports both single and dual channel configurations for the HP8160/HP8160A and Wavetek 859 pulse generators. Pulse design and programming are simple and straightforward using the GP1552A Series’ menu-driven front-panel interface.

Keysight-Agilent 8160A The HP 8160A is a top quality programmable MATE-Approved Stimuli pulse generator. With a repetition rate of up to 50MHz and a 20 V output, the 8160A will meet all but the most demanding requirements.

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Description: The Agilent HP 8160A is a refurbished Programmable Pulse Generator. The microprocessor based 8160A features a period range variable from 20 nS to 999 mS. Delay range can be set from 0.0 nS to 999 mS. Pulse width can be varied between 10.0 nS to 999 mS.