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MXG Signal Generators

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Test Your R&D Device and System Within and Beyond Its Limits

On the path to better performance, the Keysight's MXG signal generators are fine-tuned signal sources in R&D measurements. Whether you’re pushing for a linear RF chain or an optimized link budget, the analog and vector MXG models deliver the performance and capabilities you need: phase noise, ACPR, channel coding, and more.

Address the demanding tests requirements of radar modules and systems with excellent phase noise
Keep pace with the latest data throughput in LTE-Advanced and 802.11ac WLAN with 160 MHz bandwidth and EVM down to 0.4%

Drive power amplifiers and characterize nonlinear power amplifier behavior with industry-leading ACPR and output power
Accelerate your calibration process with switching speeds of less than 600 us

The Custom Power Behind Our Instruments

Pushing the boundaries of technology requires instantaneous bandwidth, spurious-free dynamic range, and signal fidelity beyond basic measurements. Keysight powers every performance product with custom MMICs, designed in-house, manufactured in our proprietary indium phosphide (InP) and gallium arsenide (GaAs) fab with custom ASIC signal processing that ensure the industry’s fastest, most reliable measurements. Count on Keysight to accelerate your next innovation. Keysight's MXG Signal Generators enable real-time wideband corrected signals with our custom ASIC.

Key Specifications

Frequency

9 kHz – 40 GHz

Phase Noise @ 1 GHz (20 kHz offset)

-146 dBc/Hz

Frequency Switching

<= 600 us

IQ Modulation BW (Internal/External)

Up to 200 MHz

Modulation Types Available

AM, FM, PM, Pulse

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View N5183B Microwave MXG Data Sheet

View N5181B and N5182B RF MXG Data Sheet

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N5181B

N5181B MXG X-Series RF analog high performance signal generators are fine-tuned to be your “golden transmitter” in R&D with 9 kHz to 6 GHz frequency coverage.

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Frequency Options: 3, 6 GHz

N5183B

N5183B MXG X-Series microwave analog signal generator offers 9 kHz to 40 GHz frequency coverage and near PSG levels of phase noise performance with advantages in size and speed.

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Frequency Options: 13, 20, 31.8, 40 GHz

N5182B

N5182B MXG X-Series RF vector high performance signal generators are fine-tuned to be your “golden transmitter” in R&D with 9 kHz to 6 GHz frequency coverage. Simulate real-world signals with real-time capabilities with Signal Studio software.

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Frequency Options: 3, 6 GHz

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PathWave Signal Generation Software

PathWave Signal Generation software is a flexible suite of signal-creation tools that will reduce the time you spend on signal simulation. Its performance-optimized reference signals - validated by Keysight - enhance the characterization and verification of your devices.

Create performance-optimized reference signals
Validate component, transmitter, and receiver testing
Ensure designs meet latest standards
Speed signal creation and reduce simulation time

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Best Practices for Optimizing Your Signal Generator

Signal generators provide precise, highly stable test signals for a variety of components and system test applications. Knowing the capabilities and performance of your signal generator is the first step in making accurate and consistent measurements. In this two-part Application Note, we discuss the best practices to optimize your signal generator.