This singlechannel signal generator delivers stable excitation signals for testing, calibration, and production verification. Designed with an outer casing and an LCD display for clear parameter readout, it supplies square wave signals across a wide frequency range to meet common lab and production needs. Key benefits Simple, reliable signal source for testing and troubleshooting electronic circuits. Clear LCD display for quick verification of frequency and output parameters. Singlechannel output eliminates complexity when a consistent test signal is required. Wide frequency range from 1Hz to 150KHz supports lowfrequency to frequency testing and helps improve conversion rates in signal processing workflows. Main features Output: 1channel signal. If multiple output connectors are present, they supply the same signal and cannot be adjusted independently. Waveform: Square wave signals and adjustable output levels as required for excitation and functional testing. Frequency: 1Hz to 150KHz, suitable for a broad variety of components and systems. Interface: Builtin LCD display for detection and monitoring of settings. Housing: Enclosed outer casing for protection and easy handling in workshop or production environments. Performance and compatibility Provides consistent, repeatable electrical signals suitable for general electronics testing, sensor excitation, and production line checks. Compatible with standard test setups that accept singlechannel excitation signals. Verify connector type and voltage levels before connecting to sensitive devices. Typical applications Component and circuit testing: Use as a controlled square wave source to verify the response of amplifiers, filters, and logic circuits. Sensor and transducer excitation: Provide a stable excitation signal for validating sensor output and conversion performance. Production and QA: Integrate into production test stations for routine functional checks and calibration verification. Notes The unit is designed as a singlechannel generator; multiple outputs are not independently programmable. Check device connections and expected signal amplitudes before applying signals to sensitive equipment.