Generators/Sources

Holzworth Instrumentation offers the HXS Series of Multi-Channel RF Synthesizers with phase coherent channels configured to cover combinations of 10 MHz to 3 GHz, 6 GHz, 12 GHz, 24 GHz, and 40 GHz. Delivering exceptional phase noise and spectral purity performance, these multi-channel signal sources feature unique multi-loop architecture for high frequency accuracy, channel-to-channel stability, and phase coherency.

AR offers a complete variety of rugged, high-power antennas for virtually any testing procedures. Since all are frequency and power matched to AR amplifiers, it is easy to select exactly the right unit.

The Noisecom UFX7000B broadband AWGN noise generator has a powerful single board computer with flexible architecture used to create complex custom noise signals for advanced test systems. 

Aim-TTi offers the TGR2050 series of next generation RF signal generators designed with exceptional performance and newly improved functionality with touch screen operation. The TGR2051 and TGR2053 provide high frequency and stability, high signal purity, excellent phase noise, and flexible analog and digital modulation capabilities, making them ideal for development, and test and service work.

The CNG-EbNo is a fully automated instrument that sets and maintains a highly accurate ratio between a user-supplied carrier and internally generated AWGN noise, over a wide range of signal power levels and frequencies.

The Boonton NGX1000 programmable noise generator is a high-performance, broadband additive white gaussian noise (AWGN) generator in an easy-to-use compact form factor.

The J7000A Series instruments high crest factor output is used as a random jitter source for serial data bus applications, including PCI Express Gen I & II, Serial ATA, and Fiber Channel. 

Rohde & Schwarz offers the R&S®SMCV100B vector signal generator as the first multi-standard platform for automotive, broadcast, navigation, and wireless applications. This makes the R&S®SMCV100B unique for use from the lab to production and wherever different technologies meet.