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| Waveguide Noise Sources 26.5 to 110 GHz | |
Noise Source
from NoiseWave
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| The NW-W Series from NoiseWave are Noise Sources that operate from 26.5 to 110 GHz. They provide an excess noise ratio (ENR) of more than 15 dB and have VSWR of less than 1.6:1. These noise sources use millimeter wave noise diodes that are screened for superior noise characteristics, and a microstrip antenna approach which makes them more stable and significantly more reliable. |
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| Rubidium Signal Generators from 9 kHz to 20/43.5 GHz | |
Signal Generator
from Anritsu
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| The Rubidium MG362x1A from Anritsu are RF/Microwave Signal Generators that operate from 9 kHz to 43.5 GHz. These Rubidium Signal Generators offer atomic clock frequency stability with an internal rubidium frequency reference option. Alternatively, customers can also get exceptional frequency stability by locking an internal oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO) reference to an external GNSS/GPS signal. The exceptional frequency stability makes the generators ideal for Metrology and high-speed clock applications. |
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| 10 MHz to 26 GHz Real-Time Phase Noise Analyzer | |
Phase Noise Analyzer
from Holzworth Instrumentation
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| The HA7062D from Holzworth is a real-time phase noise analysis system that operates from 10 MHz to 26 GHz (optional to 40 GHz). It provides measurement offsets from 0.1 Hz to 100 MHz. They use a pair of Holzworth HSX Series RF Synthesizers as the test system’s internal LOs. These ultra low noise RF sources not only complement the dual core FFT engine to provide one of the most advanced phase noise analyzers available, but they are also made available to the user at the front panel’s LO Output ports. |
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