Signal generators

Article (1)
  • High-power RF signal generators have the edge
    In RF testing, an essential attribute of every signal generator is the maximum output power it can supply to a device under test (DUT) while maintaining spectral purity and level accuracy.
Feature (1)
  • Adding value to arbitrary generators
    During the design and production of electronic products, complex circuitry or subsystems need to be tested and often require additional signals from a missing or difficult-to-obtain component or sensor.
Product (11)
  • Antritsu MG3690C series RF/microwave signal generators
    The MG3690C series of RF/microwave signal generators is claimed to be best-in-class for phase noise and broad frequency generation, allowing users to carry out accurate tests on subsystems, especially those in local oscillator substitution and clock-generation applications.
  • Anritsu MG3690C series RF/microwave signal generators
    The MG3690C series of RF/microwave signal generators combines best-in-class phase noise and broad frequency generation to allow engineers to conduct highly accurate tests on subsystems, especially those in local oscillator substitution and clock generation applications.
  • RF sweep generator
    The Agilent 83623B is a high-resolution, high-power swept signal source suitable for applications requiring the high performance and accuracy of a synthesised source and the speed and versatility of a sweep oscillator.
  • Analog signal generator
    Agilent has available a compact microwave analog signal generator that is an extension to the MXG generator platform, providing frequency coverage to 20, 32 or 40 GHz.
  • Vector signal generator
    The Rohde&Schwarz SMBV 100A vector signal generator is a standalone solution that claims unmatched flexibility.
  • 10 MHz function/arbitrary waveform generator
    Agilent Technologies has available the function/arbitrary waveform family, instruments that generate the waveforms needed for bench and system applications.
  • Waveform generator/fast measurement unit
    Agilent Technologies has introduced a waveform generator/fast measurement unit (WGFMU) for its B1500A semiconductor device analyser that performs the high-speed measurements required to characterise ultra-fast negative bias temperature instability (NBTI) and other applications such as pulsed IV, random telegraph signal (RTS), new types of non-volatile resistive memory like PRAM/ReRAM.
  • Analog signal generator
    The Rohde & Schwarz SMA100A analog signal generator combines signal quality with very high setting speed making it suitable for tasks in development, production, service and maintenance.
  • Measurement solutions for uplink and downlink signals
    The R&S SMx-K55 3GPP LTE option for Rohde & Schwarz signal generators offers downlink and uplink functionalities. The SMU200A, SMJ100A and SMATE200A can generate high-quality 3GPP LTE signals for tests on components and receivers of base stations and mobile phones.
  • New Agilent signal generator for radar, EW and satellite applications
    Agilent has announced an analog signal generator that is claimed to provide the best close-to-carrier phase noise performance available in an off-the-shelf signal generator with frequency ranges up to 3.2 or 9 GHz.
  • Arbitrary/function generator
    Tektronix has released the AFG3000 series of arbitrary/function generators. The series consists of six models to help engineers test electronic circuits with one or more signal inputs and sine waveforms at frequencies up to 240 MHz, generate arbitrary waveforms to 2 GS/s, obtain up to one ppm clock stability and who need an intuitive graphical UI.
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