Generators/Sources Products

  1. Ultra-Low Jitter Clock Generators: Si5360 Series Datasheet 9/12/2023

    Our any-frequency, any-output format Si5360 series clock generators combine a wide-band PLL with proprietary MultiSynth fractional synthesis technology to offer a versatile, ultra-low jitter clock generator platform.

  2. NEW: Ultra-Low Noise Signal Sources: XMN & XMNP Series 8/2/2012

    This series of ultra-low noise signal sources features exceptionally low phase noise, supplementary output at oscillator frequency, and a wide range of output frequencies and multiplication ratios. They provide a range of high-performance building blocks between 200 MHz and 3 GHz.

  3. Microwave Wideband Synthesizer With Integrated VCO: ADF5610 5/14/2019

    Analog Devices offers the ADF5610 microwave wideband synthesizer with an integrated VCO. This device allows implementation of fractional-N or Integer N phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizers when used with an external loop filter and an external reference frequency. The wideband microwave voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) design allows frequencies from 57 MHz to 14,600 MHz to be generated with an output frequency ranging from 7,300 MHz to 14,600 MHz.

  4. Noisecom Programmable Noise Generator: RFX7000B 8/18/2020

    The Noisecom RFX7000B is a broadband AWGN noise generator designed with a powerful single board computer and flexible architecture for creating complex custom noise signals for advanced test systems. This platform features precision components that provide high output power with superior flatness, and the computer architecture allows control of multiple attenuators and switches.

  5. Vector Signal Generator: R&S®SMCV100B 7/29/2020

    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.

  6. 100 kHz To 40 GHz Wideband Low Noise Synthesizer: Model 865-M 6/24/2019

    Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation (BNC) offers the Model 865-M wideband low phase-noise synthesizer for applications operating from 100 kHz to 40 GHz. Features include a settable output power range from -5 to +20 dBm, a mili-Hz frequency resolution that uses a high-stability internal reference, and an internal reference that can be phase-locked to a user-settable external reference.

  7. Broadband Noise Generators: RNG Series 8/22/2016

    AtlanTecRF’s RNG series of Ethernet controlled, broadband noise generators operate within the 10 Hz to 18 GHz frequency range, and provide up to 1 W of white Gaussian noise output in several different modes. With custom variations up to 40 GHz, these generators are perfect for use as laboratory instruments or built in system test facilities.

  8. Holzworth Multi-Channel RF Synthesizers: HSX9000 Series 5/22/2019

    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.

  9. 20 Channel Digital Delay Generator with 5 Picosecond Jitter: Model 745T-20C 3/22/2014

    As its model number implies, the 745T-20C is a digital delay generator with 20 channels in one unit. It features a 100 ps time resolution (standard, with an optional 250 fs time resolution), 5 ps jitter (internal trigger), a 25 ps jitter (external trigger), 1 ns output rise times, and more.

  10. 6.2, 12.5, Or 20 GHz Signal Generator With 8 Independent Outputs 5/3/2017

    Berkeley Nucleonics' new Model 855 series is a phase coherent, multi-output, fast switching, and low phase noise signal generator operating within the 10 MHz to 6.2, 12.5, or 20.0 GHz range, ideally used for applications where accurate signal quality and wide output power are required.