Keysight Mxg X N5183b Microwave Analog Signal Generator 40 GHz

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• Frequency Range: 9 kHz to 40 GHz
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• Model NO.: N5183B
• Type: Mxg X-Series RF Analog Signal Generator
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• Output Power: +19 dBm
• Transport Package: Moisture-Proof and Anti-Collision
• Specification: Desktop
• Trademark: Keysight
• Origin: America

Product Description

Signal generator (signal source)

                                                                               

Frequently Asked Questions - Signal Generators

                   

What is a signal generator?

Engineers use a signal generator to create repeated waveforms to design, test, and manufacture systems and individual components. A signal generator is a generic term for a wider family of instruments. Other common names are signal sources, sources, and sig gens.

Learn about signal generator specifications in our blog Learn the Basics of Signal Generator Accuracy

What are the types of signal generators?

There are various types of signal generators:

• Analog Signal Generator
• Vector Signal Generator
• Arbitrary Waveform Generator
• Radio Frequency (RF) Signal Generator
• Function Generator
• Pulse Generator
• Digital Pattern Generator

What is an RF signal generator?

RF signal generators create the waveforms needed for testing applications that use radio frequencies. One type of RF signal generator is an analog signal generator (ASG), that creates amplitude modulated (AM), frequency modulated (FM), phase modulation, and pulse modulation signals. As signal modulation becomes more complex, you need a vector signal generator (VSG) to create intricate digital signals. Popular modulation formats for vector signal generators are quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK), quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM), and binary phase shift keying (BPSK).

What are the applications of RF signal generators?

Signal generators are great instruments to use for evaluating applications that rely on radio frequencies to operate. Some examples in use daily are Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), 5G, avionics, and radar. They also give the flexibility of testing for real-world impairments and receiver fading.

characteristic & What's included:
 

N5183B MXG X-Series microwave analog signal generator offers 9 kHz to 40 GHz frequency coverage and near PSG levels of phase noise performance.	Maximize speed and rack space with the pure and precise MXG	Get a fast, compact (2U) alternative to the PSG in the lab, depot or field
Address demanding tests of radar modules & systems with near-PSG levels of spectral purity	Compensate for system loss & drive high-power amplifiers: +19 dBm output power, -55 dBc harmonics & -68 dBc spurious @ 20 GHz	Reduce calibration time with switching speed 600 µs
Simulate narrowband chirps & radar antenna scans with up to five internal function generators that can be used with AM, FM, OM pulse modulation	N5183B MXG X-Series microwave analog signal generator offers 9 kHz to 40 GHz frequency coverage and near PSG levels of phase noise performance.	Extend the Capabilities of Your Product