Beginners Guide to Function Generators

[@neguscat]

How is this applied, and to what? Can it be applied to sound, and how?
Thanks for taking an extra step to explain!.

[@brandonzawaski]

This video is super helpful because as I am getting ready to take the ham radio general exam I can now visually see the effect of a lower duty cycle on the amount of power that is actually pushed through. Basically I am able to better understand: Average power = PEP x operating duty cycle x (time transmitting/averaging period). And because I can see it that gives me a better understanding of when and why my equipment is heating up. So THANK YOU!!

[@terrylazurko2476]

Good video. Explains a lot in a short video.

[@nobels3246]

Finally found a funktiongenerator introduction video for beginners. F***ing loved it, Doc!

[@CALettsomePhDPE]

You are welcome!
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[@robbieaussievic]

..... Cool, articulate, informative, efficient.

[@Jofferpg2009]

Thank you for doing a great video!

[@michaelcostello6991]

Nice intro which is what i need at moment. Thanks

[@CALettsomePhDPE]

You are welcome. Please like, share, and subscribe.

[@jonramsey6348]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge I learned alot

[@ngeneikenna7498]

Thanks for sharing... very informative.

[@lucash4651]

Question your silent 1032 is a Function generator and and wave for generator ?
It ca be use as Function generator ?
Or I need to buy a function generator ?
Thanks

[@CALettsomePhDPE]

Lucas,
Thanks for asking. It can function as both.

[@muppetpaster]

@@CALettsomePhDPE It IS both....

[@mikejack7700]

What is sweep and brust

[@CALettsomePhDPE]

Hi Mike,
Thank you for asking. Sweep is the chaning of frequency over a range. For example the Siglent I worked on can be set to change the output frequency from 1hz-1khz.over a period of time. The burst is meant to simulate a burst of noise. So you can inject noise into a signal to see how a design circuit would perform.
I hope that helps.
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