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UTG932E

30 MHz 2Ch Classic-Series Arbitrary Waveform Generator

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2-channel 30 MHz arbitrary waveform generator. A compact, economical signal source for education, hobbyist, and bench-top prototyping.

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UNI-T UTG932E 30 MHz 2Ch Arbitrary Waveform Generator: Palm-Sized Dual-Channel Function Generator

Overview

The UNI-T UTG932E is a palm-sized two-channel arbitrary waveform generator producing 30 MHz sine output, 15 MHz square and pulse, with 200 MSa/s sampling and 14-bit vertical resolution. The Classic-Series sits at the entry of UNI-T's waveform-generator lineup, built around portability: 172 Γ— 90 Γ— 68 mm and 0.33 kg, USB-powered from a 5 V / 2 A adapter, with no separate AC cord to carry.

The full feature set bench users expect β€” two independent channels, AM/FM/PM/FSK modulation, linear and logarithmic sweep, 24 non-volatile arbitrary waveforms, and a built-in 7-digit frequency counter β€” all in a chassis that fits in one hand. Designed for education, hobby electronics, field work, and any application where a full-sized bench AWG is more instrument than the workflow needs.

Key Features

  • 30 MHz sine / 15 MHz square & pulse β€” dual-channel output with 1 Β΅Hz frequency resolution across the full range.
  • 200 MSa/s sampling, 14-bit vertical resolution β€” 16,384 amplitude levels for clean output at common test frequencies.
  • Palm-sized 172 Γ— 90 Γ— 68 mm, 0.33 kg β€” the most compact dual-channel AWG in the UNI-T lineup. Travels easily between bench, field, and classroom.
  • 4 modulation types β€” AM, FM, PM, FSK β€” with internal source, covering the basics for analog and digital signal simulation.
  • Linear and logarithmic frequency sweep β€” 1 ms to 500 s sweep time for component characterization and frequency-response work.
  • 24 built-in arbitrary waveforms β€” non-volatile storage of standard and engineering shapes; custom waveforms uploadable via USB.
  • Built-in 7-digit frequency counter β€” 100 mHz to 100 MHz input range (TTL compatible).
  • 4.3-inch TFT LCD β€” 480 Γ— 272 resolution, dual-channel parameter display.
  • USB connectivity β€” standard USB-Device port for PC connection; multi-function FSK / CNT / Sync BNC for trigger input, counter input, and sync output.

UNI-T UTG932E Details

Palm-Sized Portability

The 172 Γ— 90 Γ— 68 mm chassis and 0.33 kg weight make the UTG932E the most compact dual-channel waveform generator in the UNI-T catalog. The 5 V / 2 A USB-style power input means it runs from any standard wall adapter or USB power source β€” no separate AC cord required. Built for benches that move, classrooms with rotating station assignments, and field calibration where a bench-sized instrument is more than the workflow needs.

UTG932E palm-sized handheld form factor
The 172 Γ— 90 Γ— 68 mm chassis and 0.33 kg weight make the UTG932E the most compact dual-channel waveform generator in the UNI-T catalog. The 5 V / 2 A USB-style power input means it runs from any standard wall adapter or USB power source β€” no separate AC cord required. Built for benches that move, classrooms with rotating station assignments, and field calibration where a bench-sized instrument is more than the workflow needs.
UTG932E modulation type selection screen
AM, FM, PM, and FSK with internal source covers the standard analog and digital modulation needs for sensor simulation, communications-class instruction, and bench testing. Carrier waveforms include sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary; modulation waveform options include sine, square, ramp, noise, and arbitrary, so the modulating signal can match the actual scenario being modeled.

4 Modulation Types β€” AM, FM, PM, FSK

AM, FM, PM, and FSK with internal source covers the standard analog and digital modulation needs for sensor simulation, communications-class instruction, and bench testing. Carrier waveforms include sine, square, ramp, and arbitrary; modulation waveform options include sine, square, ramp, noise, and arbitrary, so the modulating signal can match the actual scenario being modeled.

Linear and Logarithmic Sweep

Linear and logarithmic frequency-sweep modes cover component characterization across a wide span. Sweep time spans 1 ms to 500 s with Β±0.1% accuracy β€” fast enough for sweep-and-check work, long enough for thermal-drift characterization or filter-response capture.

UTG932E frequency sweep configuration
Linear and logarithmic frequency-sweep modes cover component characterization across a wide span. Sweep time spans 1 ms to 500 s with Β±0.1% accuracy β€” fast enough for sweep-and-check work, long enough for thermal-drift characterization or filter-response capture.
UTG932E built-in arbitrary waveform library
24 non-volatile arbitrary waveforms cover the engineering shapes most often needed for stimulus generation β€” ramp variants, exponential decay, log curves, cardiac and ECG profiles, sin(x)/x, gaussian, and more. 4 kpts arbitrary waveform length for custom shapes uploaded over USB from the upper-computer software.

24 Built-In Arbitrary Waveforms

24 non-volatile arbitrary waveforms cover the engineering shapes most often needed for stimulus generation β€” ramp variants, exponential decay, log curves, cardiac and ECG profiles, sin(x)/x, gaussian, and more. 4 kpts arbitrary waveform length for custom shapes uploaded over USB from the upper-computer software.

Built-In 7-Digit Frequency Counter

A built-in frequency counter measures external signals from 100 mHz to 100 MHz (TTL compatible). Useful for verifying source frequencies against bench instruments without a separate counter on the workspace β€” the same shared multi-function BNC handles counter input, FSK trigger input, and sync output.

Connectivity

The UTG932E has one USB-Device port (Type-B, connects to PC for SCPI-based control and arbitrary waveform upload) and one multi-function FSK / CNT / Sync BNC (TTL-compatible). The multi-function BNC carries three roles, one at a time: external FSK trigger input, frequency-counter input, and sync output. Sync output must be disabled before the counter function can be enabled on the same port.

Applications

Education and Teaching Labs

The palm-sized chassis and USB-style power make the UTG932E a fit for electronics curriculum β€” one unit per student station, no shared bench AWGs queuing, no AC strip clutter. 4 modulation types and dual-channel output cover the introductory signals-and-systems labs without the over-buy that comes with a 60 MHz or higher bench instrument.

Hobby Electronics and Maker Projects

For breadboarded designs, audio projects, and microcontroller stimulus, the UTG932E provides the dual-channel signal source that hobby-tier function generators omit. 24 arbitrary waveforms and 14-bit resolution clear the bar for clean output without the cost of a bench-class instrument.

Field Calibration and Mobile Service

0.33 kg and USB-style power mean the UTG932E fits in a service kit alongside a handheld scope. For on-site instrument verification, sensor simulation, or stimulus injection during commissioning, the palm-sized form factor moves between workstations and field sites without compromise.

Engineering Bench β€” Second Source

For engineers whose primary AWG is committed to a long-running test setup, the UTG932E provides a flexible second source that fits in any drawer. Two independent channels, sweep, burst, and modulation cover most non-flagship bench needs.

In the Box

  • UTG932E waveform generator
  • Power adapter, 5 V / 2 A (UL and CE plugs)
  • BNC-to-BNC cable
  • BNC-to-alligator-clip lead (red and black)
  • USB-to-DC power cable
  • Quick-start guide

Accessories and Family Options

Included with Every Unit

  • Power adapter conforming to destination country standard
  • USB interface cable (UT-D14)
  • BNC-to-alligator clip cable (UT-L02)
  • BNC cable, 1 m (UT-L45)

Family Members

The UTG900E Classic-Series consists of two SKUs sharing the same chassis, sample rate, modulation set, and 14-bit DAC, differing only in maximum sine output frequency:

  • UTG932E β€” 30 MHz sine / 15 MHz square (this product)
  • UTG962E β€” 60 MHz sine / 20 MHz square

Step Up β€” UTG1022X Essential-Series

If 16-bit resolution, 200 built-in arbitrary waveforms, 7 modulation types (adds ASK, PSK, PWM), pulse-burst modes (N-cycle, gated, infinite), or USB-Host arbitrary upload via thumb drive are needed, the bench-form-factor UTG1022X covers the same 20 MHz sine range with a substantially expanded feature set.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the UTG932E be powered from a USB port instead of the wall adapter?

The DC input is rated 5 V / 2 A. A standard wall USB adapter or USB-PD source providing that current works. The datasheet recommends the official standard power adapter for cleanest output, since power-supply ripple can couple into low-amplitude signal output β€” for high-SNR work, use the supplied adapter.

Is the SCPI command set compatible with the UTG1000X or larger UTG2000B/X bench generators?

The UTG900E uses its own SCPI command subset documented in the UTG900E Programming Manual. Commands and parameter ranges differ across the UNI-T waveform generator lineup β€” scripts written for one series should not be assumed to port directly to another.

Can I upload my own arbitrary waveforms?

Yes. Custom waveforms are uploaded over USB from the upper-computer software, into the 4 kpts arbitrary wave length and the 24 non-volatile waveform stores. The same software lets you draw waveforms point-by-point, import CSV, or generate from math expressions.

What's the difference between the UTG932E and the UTG962E?

Maximum output frequency. The UTG932E goes to 30 MHz sine / 15 MHz square; the UTG962E to 60 MHz sine / 20 MHz square. All other specifications β€” chassis size, sample rate, DAC resolution, modulation types, arbitrary waveforms, frequency counter, display, connectivity β€” are identical.

Does the UTG932E have USB-Host (thumb drive) input?

No. The UTG932E's USB port is USB-Device only β€” for PC connection. For thumb-drive arbitrary waveform upload, step up to the UTG1022X Essential-Series, which adds USB-Host alongside USB-Device.

Γ— UTG932E palm-sized handheld form factor Palm-sized 172 Γ— 90 Γ— 68 mm chassis with USB-style 5 V power Γ— UTG932E modulation type selection screen 4 modulation types β€” AM, FM, PM, FSK with selectable carrier and modulation waveforms Γ— UTG932E frequency sweep configuration Linear or logarithmic sweep, 1 ms to 500 s sweep time Γ— UTG932E built-in arbitrary waveform library 24 built-in arbitrary waveforms, plus 4 kpts custom upload over USB

Warranty

This instrument is backed by UNI-T's 3+2 Year Warranty β€” 3 years of standard coverage, plus 2 additional years free when you register your product. That's 5 years of total protection at no extra cost.

The warranty covers manufacturing defects and component failures under normal use conditions. UNI-T instruments are built for professional daily use, and our warranty reflects that commitment to long-term reliability.

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Anonymous
Unit shipped is for door prize at hamfest and

Unit shipped is for door prize at hamfest and will be given away.

Thanks, Rob

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Mauricio Torres
Poor product! Do not buy it!

I discovered 1% error in voltage. No good manual. The arbitrary wave editor gives an error when I try to save a wave to my computer. The user interface is poor from a design perspective. Again, do not buy it!!!!!!!!!!!

Update: I got help from David from UNI-Trend team. It was helpful because I was able to solve the problem regarding the saving of arbirtrary waveforms to my computer. I really appreciate that. Now I can design complex waveforms in Excel or Python and convert from acsv file to the native format of the generator and download this waveform to the genarator. Thank you again! Not many manufacturers give you an answer bur UNI-T did!!!

All: the manaul is in the program saved path for the device manager sw. The UTg932 manual is on our website.

The arbeditor defaults to E: drive save path. You need to change the path to desire location before trying to save.
This was the fix to Mr Torres problem. We hope we helped him and everyone else.
Please reach out to me directly if any issues. David.lachance@uni-trendus.com

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Tom
No documentation

The unit itself is very good, but doesn't come with documents or a user manual. The tiny pamphlet says for you to go on the Uni-T website, which at the time of this review, isn't working. You get the main page but no links are working at all. The site doesn't even mention the UTG932E as existing. No contact information is on the website either. Very frustrated.

UPDATE! Uni-T reached out to me with useful links so I could register my unit and get the manual. Very nice and very helpful.

The website I went to was the one printed on the leaflet included with the generator. Something isn't right with it.

Very satisfied now!

Hello Tom,

Thank you for your thoughtful review. Due to printing and mailing costs, the company has, like many others, gone mostly paperless.
I am not sure which website you are referring to. You ordered from the US website, so that 'site' certainly mentions the product and we have our phone number at the top and bottom of every page. If you are referring to the HQ website (https://instruments.uni-trend.com/products/waveform-generators/UTG900E) there is alist of models in the UTG900E series on that page. There is also a link on that page to Manual, which will have to user manual, datasheet and other documents. The same is true for the webpage on the US website (which has pages for every product, not combo, like the HQ site): https://uni-trendus.com/collections/utg900e/products/utg932e-30mhz-2ch-classic-series-arbitrary-waveform-generator. Our page has a Documents tab, which will link you to the same resouces as on the HQ site.

We are sorry you were frustrated. We appreciate the user feedback. We would like to know a little more, so please feel free to write us back or call to review what happened and how we can improve.

Regards,

Your Friends at UNI-T