The Keysight E8663D PSG RF Analog Signal Generator is capable of operating across a frequency range from 100 kHz to 9 GHz. Offering a wide output power range from -135 to +24 dBm and featuring an excellent phase noise performance, the E8663D PSG is suitable for advanced applications like radar system development and satellite communications. The signal generator supports multiple modulation types including AM, FM, Phase Modulation, and Pulse Modulation, which can be used simultaneously depending on the configuration. It also includes high-precision frequency resolution of .001 Hz. For connectivity, the E8663D is equipped with 10BaseT LAN and GPIB interfaces, supporting comprehensive control through SCPI and IVI-COM drivers. This model is backward compatible with earlier versions like the 8662A and 8663A, facilitating seamless integration into existing setups.
Features
- Frequency Range: Covers a broad spectrum from 100 kHz to 9 GHz.
- Output Power: Ranges from -135 to +24 dBm, enhancing its adaptability for various applications.
- Low Phase Noise: Provides excellent phase noise performance, critical for sensitive test environments.
- Modulation Capabilities: Supports AM, FM, Phase Modulation, and Pulse Modulation, usable simultaneously in certain configurations.
- High Resolution: Offers frequency resolution up to .001 Hz for precise signal generation.
- Connectivity: Includes 10BaseT LAN and GPIB interfaces, facilitating integration into automated test setups.
- Backward Compatibility: Compatible with older models like the 8662A and 8663A, ensuring ease of upgrade and integration.
- Configurable Options: Available with various enhancements like ultra-low phase noise and step attenuators to meet specific testing requirements.
Specifications
| Frequency (specified range) |
250kHz - 3.2 GHz (Option 503)
250 kHz - 9 GHz (Option 509)
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| Resolution (CW) |
0.001 Hz
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| Phase offset |
Adjustable in nominal 0.1° increments |
| Minimum settable output power |
-20 dBm |
| Spectral purity (by frequency) |
< 1 MHz : -25 dBc (typ)
1 to < 10 MHz : -25 dBc
10 MHz to < 60 MHz : -28 dBc
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