CALIBRATED! Anritsu MG3692B Signal Generator 20 GHz OPT.1B,2A,5 22 FREE SHIPPING

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Anritsu MG3692B Signal Generator 20 GHz OPT. 1B, 2A, 5, 22 w/ 34RKNF50 Adapter
This item was last calibrated 19.03.2021 by Kiwa Technological Institute in Norway. Certification of calibration can be viewed in the photos in the listing.
The Anritsu MG3690B series of broadband signal generators covers both RF and microwave frequencies from 0.1 Hz to 70 GHz. For mmV frequencies the MG36890B s coverage can be extended up to 325 GHz or beyond with external multipliers  Thus the MG3690B s coverage can be extended up to 325 GHz or beyond with external multipliers. Thus the MG3690B series is an ideal signal source for both RF and microwave requirements fully configurable from simple to high performance application.
The MG3690B microwave signal generator series also offers the highest output power best.in.class spectral purity and fastest switching speed.
For example the MG3692B can provide guaranteed +23 dBm at 20 GHz with -94 dBc/Hz phase noise at 1 kHz offset while typically switching at 5 ms per point! This level of performance eliminates the need for external amplification enables the verification the touhest spectral purity requirements and greatly reduces test times.
If 5 ms per point is not fast enough then switch to the optional analog ramp sweep for even faster measurements.
Frequency Range:
2 - 20 GHz
Modulation:
AM, FM, Pulse, Scan, Phase
Output Power:
+ 23 dBm
Frequency Resolution:
10 mHz
Dimensions:
Length:
530 mm (Without handle 450 mm)
Width:
522 mm
(Without handle 429 mm)
Height:
133 mm
(Without handle 133 mm)
Weight:
18 kg
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