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Q: What is a signal?

A signal is what is produced by a signal generator when testing electronic equipment. The signal can be a basic sine wave, a pulse or a modulation signal. The signals that are produced are used to test, troubleshoot and design electronic equipment.

Q: What is a signal generator, and what is it used for?

A signal generator is an electronic testing instrument that creates repeating or non-repeating electric waves of different shapes and amplitudes. A signal generator gives clear and concise feedback about the product's performance. Signal generators are used in many different fields, but they are most important in the fields of electronics and radio communications. Engineers use this tool to test their own electronic equipment, as well as to design new equipment for other companies.

Q: Why should I buy a Keysight signal generator?

A Keysight signal generator is a valuable addition to any test system because it provides the accuracy, performance, and insights you need to streamline your design or repair process. We are known for producing quality instruments in the industry, be it in digital RF processing, satellite communications, radar sensing and tracking, wireless communications or wireless & mobile test equipment. We want you to find the signal source that's right for your needs. We have a variety of signal generators for you to choose from. They range in frequency, but they all perform well and are easy-to-use whether it's your first time using one or not.

Q: When would I need a vector signal generator?

The vector signal generator is a type of signal generator that generates radio frequency signals with complex modulation formats. When a radio signal modulates, it changes either the amplitude or the frequency of the carrier wave.

Q: Signal generator vs waveform generator

There are two types of machines for creating signals. One is called a signal generator and the other is called a waveform generator. A signal generator is an electronic test instrument that generates either repeating or non-repeating waveforms. A waveform generator creates a wave. It is a type of signal generator that creates very sophisticated waveforms that can be specified by the user. These waveforms can be almost any shape and can be entered in a variety of ways.

Q: Signal generator vs function generator

The function generator is a type of signal generator that is used to generate simple repetitive waveforms. Typically this type of signal generator will produce waveforms such as sine waves, sawtooth waveforms, square and triangular waveforms. Please refer to Basic Oscilloscope Fundamentals for more information on waveforms. Digital signal processing techniques may be used to generate the waveforms digitally, then convert them from digital into analog format. This is especially true when you only require the waveforms to be at lower frequencies. However, higher frequency versions can be obtained.

Q: Signal generator vs oscilloscope

An oscilloscope “scopes out” or monitors a given signal applied on its input. It displays the signal as voltage vs time. A signal generator can be used to generate a signal with specific characteristics to test devices. A signal generator and an oscilloscope together form a tool that could, for example, diagnose an amplifier. The oscilloscope could then perform basic math on both the input and output to calculate, for example, changes in gain or linearity over a given range of parameters. Keysight offers two standards of used equipment: Keysight Premium Used and Keysight Used. Keysight Premium Used instruments are fully refurbished to factory new condition, with the same warranty as new ones. Keysight Used equipment is tested and working with the cosmetic appearance described in each product listing.

Q: What are EXG signal generators?

The abbreviation "EXG" stands for "exciter." An exciter is a signal generator that creates a signal and then applies it to an RF power amplifier to generate the final transmitted radiofrequency. The exciter is employed in digital systems as part of waveform generation. EXG signal generators provide the signals you will need for basic parameter testing of components. It is a tool used to test equipment such as computers which allows users to see how the equipment will work in a variety of situations. The EXG signal generator allows you to customize microwave components, such as filters and amplifiers, with additional features including full step attenuation. It also maximizes test margins on the production line with leading Adjacent Channel Power Ratio (ACPR).

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Keysight E8267D

PSG Vector Signal Generator

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1EH	Improved harmonics below 2 GHz	Installed
520	Frequency range from 250 kHz to 20 GHz	Installed
602	Internal baseband generator, 64 MSa memory	Installed
H1G	Provides 1GHz In and Out to minimize phase drift for frequency between 250KHz - 250MHz	Installed
HCC	Provides 250MHz - 10GHz In and Out on the rear panel	Installed
UNC		Installed
UNM		Installed
UNW	Narrow pulse modulation	Installed
UNX	Ultra low phase noise	Installed

003	PSG digital output connectivity with N5102A	On request
004	PSG digital input connectivity with N5102A	On request
005	Internal hard drive 6 GB	On request
007	Analog ramp sweep	On request
009	Removable flash memory	On request
015	Wideband external I/Q inputs	On request
016	Wideband differential external I/Q inputs	On request
1ED	Type-N (f) RF output connector	On request
1EH	Improved harmonics below 2 GHz	On request
403	Calibrated AWGN, fixed perpetual license	On request
409	GPS single satellite personality, fixed perpetual license	On request
423	Scenario generator for MS-GPS, fixed perpetual license	On request
602	Internal baseband generator, 64 MSa memory	On request
SP1	Signal Studio for Jitter injection, fixed perpetual license	On request
UNT	AM, FM, phase modulation, and LF output	On request
UNU	Pulse modulation	On request
UNW	Narrow pulse modulation	On request
UNX	Ultra low phase noise	On request
UNY	Enhanced phase noise	On request

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Master the most complex signals with E8267D PSG Vector Signal Generator

The E8267D PSG Vector Signal Generator is the highest performance, fully-integrated microwave vector signal generator from 100 kHz to 44 GHz, allowing you to create realistic wideband radar, electronic warfare (EW), and satellite communications (SATCOM) waveforms.

Test advanced receivers with realistic wideband radar, EW and Satcom waveforms with metrology-grade performance and versatile capabilities
Simulate complex electromagnetic environments with up to 4 GHz of bandwidth
Flexible, integrated 80 MHz AWG, real-time and baseband generator
to simulate cellular, wireless, GPS and custom communications
Reduce the time you spend creating complex signals with PathWave Signal Generation software: pulse building, noise power ratio (NPR), multi-tone signals, wireless & more
Master your most complex signal requirements with the industry’s best SSB phase noise: 143 dBc/Hz at 1 GHz (10 kHz offset)

Specifications

Frequency Switching: < 16 ms
Harmonics @1 GHz: = -28 to = -55 dBc
Non-Harmonics @1 GHz: = 50 to = -80 dBc
Output Power @1 GHz: -130 dBm to +21 dBm
Phase Noise @1 GHz: (20 kHz offset) -143 dBc/Hz
IQ Modulation BW Internal/External: 80 MHz to 4 GHz

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Function-AW + Signal Generators Quick-Facts

What is a signal?

A signal is what is produced by a signal generator when testing electronic equipment. The signal can be a basic sine wave, a pulse or a modulation signal. The signals that are produced are used to test, troubleshoot and design electronic equipment.

What is a signal generator, and what is it used for?

A signal generator is an electronic testing instrument that creates repeating or non-repeating electric waves of different shapes and amplitudes. A signal generator gives clear and concise feedback about the product's performance. Signal generators are used in many different fields, but they are most important in the fields of electronics and radio communications. Engineers use this tool to test their own electronic equipment, as well as to design new equipment for other companies.

signal_generator_cat_Figure.1 N5166B CXG RF Vector Signal Generator, 9 kHz to 6 GHz — Figure.1 N5166B CXG RF Vector Signal Generator, 9 kHz to 6 GHz

For example, a signal generator is typically on an oscilloscope. It is used to produce a sine wave (smooth curve) that can be used to test electrical signals. Learn more about oscilloscopes here.

Other types of signal generators include:

arbitrary waveform generator
audio signal generator
function generator
pulse generator
RF signal generator
vector signal generator

Each type provides different kinds of signals. For example, some provide radio frequency and audio, while others provide waveform or just pulses.

For a full list of Keysight signal generators, please visit our product listing page.

Why should I buy a Keysight signal generator?

A Keysight signal generator is a valuable addition to any test system because it provides the accuracy, performance, and insights you need to streamline your design or repair process. We are known for producing quality instruments in the industry, be it in digital RF processing, satellite communications, radar sensing and tracking, wireless communications or wireless & mobile test equipment.

We want you to find the signal source that's right for your needs. We have a variety of signal generators for you to choose from. They range in frequency, but they all perform well and are easy-to-use whether it's your first time using one or not.

When would I need a vector signal generator?

The vector signal generator is a type of signal generator that generates radio frequency signals with complex modulation formats. When a radio signal modulates, it changes either the amplitude or the frequency of the carrier wave.

signal_generator_cat_Figure.2 Keysight N5166B Vector Signal Generator — Figure.2 Keysight N5166B Vector Signal Generator

Vector signal generators are used when testing different modern data communications systems. They are often used to check Wi-Fi, 4G/5G, and other connectivity solutions that use advanced waveforms.

signal_generator_cat_Figure.3 Keysight N9310A RF Signal Generator — Figure.3 Keysight N9310A RF Signal Generator

Signal generator vs waveform generator

There are two types of machines for creating signals. One is called a signal generator and the other is called a waveform generator. A signal generator is an electronic test instrument that generates either repeating or non-repeating waveforms.

signal_generator_cat_Figure.4 Keysight PSG Signal Generator — Figure.4 Keysight PSG Signal Generator

A waveform generator creates a wave. It is a type of signal generator that creates very sophisticated waveforms that can be specified by the user. These waveforms can be almost any shape and can be entered in a variety of ways.

signal_generator_cat_Figure.5 EDU33211A Waveform Generator, 20 MHz, 1 Channel .png — Figure.5 EDU33211A Waveform Generator, 20 MHz, 1 Channel

Signal generator vs function generator

The function generator is a type of signal generator that is used to generate simple repetitive waveforms. Typically this type of signal generator will produce waveforms such as sine waves, sawtooth waveforms, square and triangular waveforms. Please refer to Basic Oscilloscope Fundamentals for more information on waveforms.

Digital signal processing techniques may be used to generate the waveforms digitally, then convert them from digital into analog format. This is especially true when you only require the waveforms to be at lower frequencies. However, higher frequency versions can be obtained.

Signal generator vs oscilloscope

An oscilloscope “scopes out” or monitors a given signal applied on its input. It displays the signal as voltage vs time. A signal generator can be used to generate a signal with specific characteristics to test devices.

To see the full list of oscilloscopes we carry, visit our product listing page.

signal_generator_cat_Figure.6 Oscilloscope displaying voltage vs time — Figure.6 Oscilloscope displaying voltage vs time

A signal generator and an oscilloscope together form a tool that could, for example, diagnose an amplifier. The oscilloscope could then perform basic math on both the input and output to calculate, for example, changes in gain or linearity over a given range of parameters.

Keysight offers two standards of used equipment: Keysight Premium Used and Keysight Used. Keysight Premium Used instruments are fully refurbished to factory new condition, with the same warranty as new ones. Keysight Used equipment is tested and working with the cosmetic appearance described in each product listing.

What are EXG signal generators?

The abbreviation "EXG" stands for "exciter." An exciter is a signal generator that creates a signal and then applies it to an RF power amplifier to generate the final transmitted radiofrequency. The exciter is employed in digital systems as part of waveform generation.

EXG signal generators provide the signals you will need for basic parameter testing of components. It is a tool used to test equipment such as computers which allows users to see how the equipment will work in a variety of situations.

The EXG signal generator allows you to customize microwave components, such as filters and amplifiers, with additional features including full step attenuation. It also maximizes test margins on the production line with leading Adjacent Channel Power Ratio (ACPR).