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The Farnell LFM3 is a signal generator able to produce sine waves between 10Hz and 10MHz, or square waves between 10Hz and 1MHz. It has an unusual quirk in that switching between output ranges can temporarily produce an unattenuated signal, leading to amplifiers blowing up. Use with caution. | The Farnell LFM3 is a signal generator able to produce sine waves between 10Hz and 10MHz, or square waves between 10Hz and 1MHz. It has an unusual quirk in that switching between output ranges can temporarily produce an unattenuated signal, leading to amplifiers blowing up. Use with caution. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:06, 28 March 2025
| Farnell LFM3 Signal Generator | |
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| Manufacturer | Farnell |
| Model | LFM3 |
| Obtained | Unknown |
| Location | Electronics Area |
| Team | Electronics |
| Induction Required | No |
| Risk Assessment | Yes, see the assessment |
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The Farnell LFM3 is a signal generator able to produce sine waves between 10Hz and 10MHz, or square waves between 10Hz and 1MHz. It has an unusual quirk in that switching between output ranges can temporarily produce an unattenuated signal, leading to amplifiers blowing up. Use with caution.