Anyone who bought a Rigol DG4062 wish they would have bought a DG4102 or DG4162?

[boeserbaer]

While this is a bit stale,

I recently bought a dg4062.  Perfectly happy with it.  It is unrestricted as a 500MSPS AWG.  The sine wave limits of 60MHz are very acceptable to me.

Best Regards,  Mike

[Electro Fan]

While this is a bit stale,

I recently bought a dg4062.  Perfectly happy with it.  It is unrestricted as a 500MSPS AWG.  The sine wave limits of 60MHz are very acceptable to me.

Best Regards,  Mike

Hi boeserbaer,

Any chance you could do the test AndyC_772 did in Reply 2 of this thread to see if you get the same results?  (Maybe you have newer firmware or something is different now?) 

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/anyone-who-bought-a-rigol-dg4062-wish-they-would-have-bought-a-dg4102-or-dg4162/msg292628/#msg292628

Thanks, EF

[csatti]

I have a DG4062 and I had run this test for you (I was also wondering if it is really that bad). I had a much better result (the leading and trailing can't be shorter than 11ns it seems).

[Teneyes]

(the leading and trailing can't be shorter than 11ns it seems).

For fast rise and fall times , I use the DG4062 sync output