Agilent Keysight N5182A MXG Signal Generator 100Khz-6Ghz ~ LOADED & CAL'D!

Agilent Keysight N5182A MXG Signal Generator 100Khz-6Ghz ~ LOADED &  Nist CAL'D! Description: For sale: High-Performance Agilent Keysight N5182A MXG Vector Signal Generator - Fully Loaded and Ready for Precision Testing! This top-tier Keysight (formerly Agilent) N5182A MXG RF Vector Signal Generator is a versatile, high-end instrument designed for demanding applications in RF testing, wireless communications, aerospace, defense, and R&D. Covering a wide frequency range from 100 kHz to 6 GHz, it's perfect for generating complex modulated signals with exceptional accuracy, speed, and dynamic range. This unit has been professionally maintained and comes with a fresh NIST-traceable calibration to guarantee full functionality and performance right out of the box. Key Features and Specifications: Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 6 GHz (equivalent to Option 506 configuration) Vector Signal Generation: Supports advanced modulation formats including AM, FM, phase, pulse, and I/Q for simulating real-world signals. High-Speed Switching: Ensures fast frequency, amplitude, and waveform transitions for efficient testing workflows. Output Power: Up to +23 dBm with electronic attenuator for reliable signal integrity. Spectral Purity: Low phase noise and excellent spurious performance for clean signal output. Baseband Capabilities: Integrated arbitrary waveform generator with up to 64MSa memory (expandable). Installed Options: · 019: Increased baseband generator memoryto 64 MSa - Provides expanded memory for more complex waveform storage and playback, ideal for advanced signal simulations requiring larger datasets. · 099: Expanded license key upgradeability -Simplifies future upgrades with easy license key activation for enhancedflexibility without hardware changes. · 1EA: High output power - Delivers boostedmaximum power levels up to +25 dBm for stronger signals in demanding testenvironments. · 1EL: Differential I/Q outputs - Enablesbalanced I/Q signal outputs to reduce noise and improve signal integrity inhigh-precision vector modulation setups. · 1EQ: Low power attenuation (< -110 dBm)- Allows precise generation of ultra-low-level signals with minimal distortionfor sensitive receiver testing. · this one doesnt include 1ER: Flexible reference input (1 to 50MHz) - Supports a wide range of external reference frequencies for seamlesssynchronization in multi-instrument systems. But i have another unit coming in with that one if needed.

· 320: Pulse train generator - Facilitatesthe creation of complex pulse sequences for advanced radar and pulsed RFapplications. · 403: Calibrated AWGN (Additive WhiteGaussian Noise) - Adds accurately calibrated noise to signals for realisticimpairment testing in communication systems. · 431: Custom digital modulation - Supportsuser-defined digital modulation formats for tailored signal generation inR&D and custom protocol development. · 432: Phase noise impairment - Simulatesreal-world phase noise degradation to evaluate system robustness underimperfect conditions. · 654: Internal baseband generator (125MSa/s, 8 MSa memory) - Integrates high-speed arbitrary waveform generation with 125 MSa/s sample rate for versatile baseband signal creation. · UNT: AM, FM, and phase modulation -Enables classic analog modulation techniques for legacy and hybrid signaltesting. · UNV: Enhanced dynamic range - Improvessignal purity and reduces spurious emissions for superior performance inspectral analysis. · UNW: Narrow pulse modulation - Generatespulses as narrow as 20 ns for high-fidelity radar, EW, and pulsed systemevaluations. · UNZ: Fast switching -Achieves ultra-fast frequency and amplitude switching (

The phase noise performance is really good and comparable to the e4438c with opt unj , ultra low phase noise option!

This is every bit as good. And the same class as the esg AP and dp models with superior spectral purity.

Most of these mxgs have sidebands but I don't see any on this one! It's a good pick! Very clean signal.