About Audio Oscillator
Product Specification
| Frequency Range : | 20 Hz to 50 KHz in four switched range plus a fine control Accuracy + 5%. |
| Waves : | Sine & Square |
| Amplitude : | Continuously variable from 0-8 Vpp. max. |
| Power : | Output upto 1 W. |
| Operates on : | 220V A.C. 50 Hz |
Wide Frequency Range and Low DistortionThis laboratory audio oscillator covers an extensive frequency spectrum from 20 Hz to 200 kHz, making it versatile for audio testing in research, development, or educational environments. With output waveform options of both sine and square waves, and less than 1% total harmonic distortion, high-fidelity signal generation is guaranteed for critical analysis and calibration processes.
User-Friendly and Durable DesignFeaturing a light grey panel and black metal case, the AOS-001 is engineered to withstand frequent laboratory use. The analog meter provides clear, real-time output readings, while banana plug output terminals enhance connectivity. A plastic front panel ensures safety, and fuse-protected input safeguards against power surges. Comprehensive accessories and straightforward controls mean effortless setup and operation.
FAQ's of Audio Oscillator:
Q: How can I adjust the output amplitude of the AOS-001 audio oscillator?
A: The output amplitude can be easily set between 0 and 10V using the control knob on the front panel, allowing you to match the signal strength to your specific testing requirements.
Q: What types of waveforms are available from the output terminals?
A: This oscillator offers both sine wave and square wave outputs, switchable as needed, making it suitable for a variety of audio testing scenarios.
Q: When should the oscillator be recalibrated?
A: The AOS-001 is factory calibrated to ensure immediate accuracy. Routine recalibration is not necessary unless the unit is used extensively, subjected to harsh conditions, or required for high-precision measurements after prolonged operation.
Q: Where can the audio oscillator be used effectively?
A: It is ideal for use in laboratories, educational institutions, manufacturing quality control, audio equipment repair, and research facilities requiring precise audio frequency testing.
Q: What is the process for connecting the signal output to other devices?
A: Connections are made using standard banana plug terminals on the front panel, ensuring secure and reliable links to external equipment like oscilloscopes or amplifiers.
Q: What benefits does the AOS-001 offer compared to other oscillators?
A: This model provides a wide frequency range, low distortion, stable output, user-friendly controls, and robust build quality, making it a reliable and cost-efficient solution for audio frequency testing.