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High Output Power In A Compact PXIe CW Source

The M9380A PXIe continuous wave (CW) source provides frequency coverage from 1 MHz to 3 or 6 GHz. With high output power and accurate amplitude control, it is a compact, cost-effective analog source, ideal for LO substitution, interference injection, and wireless component test.

  • Save space with a compact, modular analog signal generator
  • Gain Keysight quality and performance for local oscillator (LO) substitution, interference, and component test
  • Reduce startup time with one-step software installation
  • Minimize need for external amplification with output power of +18 dBm across the frequency range
  • Reduce test time with easy integration into your high-speed automated test system
  • Easily upgrade with license keys
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Exceed Your Measurement Needs

The M9380A continuous wave source includes three individual PXIe modules: an M9310A source output, M9301A synthesizer, and the M9300A frequency reference. This setup offers you:

  • Fast data interfaces and high-speed automated test systems
  • Control through a soft front panel and programmatic interfaces
  • Fast repair and turnaround with a calibrated core exchange
  • Integration into test environments with reduced development time
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Key Specifications

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Frequency
6 GHz
Output Power @1 GHz
19 dBm
Frequency switching speed
5 ms
Harmonics @1 GHz
-29 dBc
Phase Noise @1 GHz (20 kHz offset)
-122 dBc/Hz
Type
Analog
Frequency
Output Power @1 GHz
Frequency switching speed
Harmonics @1 GHz
Phase Noise @1 GHz (20 kHz offset)
Type
6 GHz
19 dBm
5 ms
-29 dBc
-122 dBc/Hz
Analog
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Baseband Generator Mode:
n/a
Form Factor:
Modular
Frequency:
6 GHz
Frequency Options:
3 GHz
6 GHz
Frequency switching speed:
5 ms
Harmonics @1 GHz:
-29 dBc
Maximum Frequency:
6 GHz
Maximum Modulation Bandwidth:
n/a
Maximum Output Power:
19 dBm
Non-Harmonics @1 GHz:
-70 dBc
Number of Outputs:
1
Output Power @1 GHz:
19 dBm
Performance Level:
◆◆◆◇◇◇
Phase Noise @1 GHz (10 kHz offset):
-122 dBc/Hz
Phase Noise @1 GHz (20 kHz offset):
-122 dBc/Hz
Platform:
PXIe
Sweep Mode:
n/a
Type:
Analog
Waveform Playback Memory:
n/a

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