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| ====== OpenLogger - Function Generator ====== | ====== OpenLogger - Function Generator ====== | ||
| - | The OpenLogger has one function generator channel that can generate 10-bit analog waveforms at up to 10 MS/s with frequency range of 1 Hz to 200 kHz and a voltage range of 3V peak-to-peak and offset of ±1.5V. The function generator can support a 20 mA output current. | + | The OpenLogger has one function generator channel that can generate 10-bit analog waveforms at up to 2 MS/s with frequency range of 1 Hz to 200 kHz and a voltage range of 3V peak-to-peak and offset of ±1.5V. The function generator can support a 20 mA output current. |
| **Note:** //The tutorial video below was created for the OpenScope MZ rather than the OpenLogger. There are no significant differences between the Function Generator features of the OpenLogger and OpenScope MZ.// | **Note:** //The tutorial video below was created for the OpenScope MZ rather than the OpenLogger. There are no significant differences between the Function Generator features of the OpenLogger and OpenScope MZ.// | ||