Amplifying a function generator output

[beanbr173]

I have a Siglent SDG2082X - Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (2 Channels/80MHz/1.2 GSa/s).

I am trying to create a wave train characterized by a pulse repetition frequency of approximately 30 to 40 cycles per second, a pulse width of approximately 1.8 to 2.0 milliseconds, and a pulse amplitude of 18 to 24 volts.

Specifically I am trying to replicate a 1966 patent through the use of this function generator: https://patents.google.com/patent/US3255753

I have done googled searches but am not making sense of any of the results provided, seems like it's not possible?

Thanks in advance for any support!

[Andree Henkel]

well, more info needed:
*load impedance / load current / load resistance
*cable length
*desired rise/fall time of pulses at load.

if rise/fall time can be long compared to round trip delay depending on cable length and type, and load current is small (impedance or resistance large), then it is a quite easy task.

edit:
well, I read the patent short: it is pretty much self explatory what is needed to implement the device
There is a principal schematic drawing showing a implementation.
Today you would not implement it using discrete Transistors and Transformers.

But if you can´t make sense of it (sorry if I´m impolite) you are probably wrong person for the task at Hand
And it is a "medical device" so while I could design an implementation I´m not firm with the special compliance rules for medical equipment.

[Mechatrommer]

I am trying to create a wave train characterized by a pulse repetition frequency of approximately 30 to 40 cycles per second, a pulse width of approximately 1.8 to 2.0 milliseconds, and a pulse amplitude of 18 to 24 volts.

sounds super easy with just one or a few transistors and passive elements. you dont even need a AWG i think.. in fact it looks like transistor multivibrator in the patent sheet to generate the pulses.. ymmv.
https://technologystudent.com/elec1/dual1.htm
https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/waveforms/astable.html

[Andree Henkel]

me just trolling  :

as it is a "medical device" use of the AWG is actually forbidden - because no complete galvanic isolation to the power grid

[abeyer]

me just trolling  :

as it is a "medical device" use of the AWG is actually forbidden - because no complete galvanic isolation to the power grid

I am quite curious, though, why there seems to be a sudden influx of new users all doing diy medical devices recently.

it'll be 'aight, just remember to mount your scratch monkeys, though.

[DiodeDipShit]

Abeyer,  Thank You for leading the way to :   The Jargon File  .....   http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/