Complete RF communication teaching solution

When combined with GSP-730, the GRF-1300 RF communication experimental device can form an economical teaching solution. GRF-1300 includes fundamental frequency and radio frequency signal generators. The fundamental frequency signal generator can generate sine waves, square waves, and triangular waves ranging from 100kHz to 3MHz; The RF signal generator can reach up to 870~920MHz. By combining fundamental frequency and radio frequency signals, various experimental contents can be provided, such as verification of radio frequency signals, harmonic measurement of fundamental frequency signals/square waves/triangular waves, AM/FM signal measurement, etc. The course of GRF-1300 covers an introduction to the concept of frequency domain, the operation theory of spectrum analyzer, and nine practical experiments that need to be carried out. In order to practice the entire communication education teaching, Guwei Electronics provides a complete set of electronic teaching systems. In addition to the user manual, students' experimental textbooks also include PowerPoint files and remote control software. Teachers can connect GSP-730 and GRF-1300 through a PC during teaching, use PowerPoint slides to present experimental content on the screen, and can simultaneously control GSP-730 and GRF-1300 to capture experimental results from the screen and obtain spectrum display and parameter data.

In addition, GRF-1300 also provides optional equipment for the teacher version manual. The content of the teacher version manual includes all the content in the student version manual, as well as all the answers to experimental results, practice questions, and other questions on the student version. And this textbook also includes how teachers can guide students from experimental errors to correct measurement methods. Therefore, GRF-1300 provides five test endpoints that can be combined with different circuit cycles. By simultaneously controlling switches and five related circuits, teachers can simulate error situations and teach students diagnostic skills.