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A function generator usually refers to a piece of test equipment that generates a variety of waveforms over a range of frequencies. A typical unit may generate sine, square and triangle waves at a frequency up to around 20MHz, they tend to be less often used at higher RF frequencies.
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What is the low limit of today's power supply voltage generation and voltage amplitude of si...
Voltage is not really generated, current is, but let me use this colloquial term. What is limitation for generating electrical voltage very low (DC power supply)? What voltage is the real low limit ju …
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