Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS) today announced the new 20 gigahertz (GHz) PSG XG7-class analog signal generator, ...

A signal generator is a handy bit of kit and with the right components, it’s pretty easy to build one. Fabricating a proper signal generator probe is another matter entirely. [Frank]’s DIY signal ...

KEYS introduces a 20 GHz dual-channel signal generator that boosts testing capacity and measurement accuracy in a compact 2U ...

In broad outlines, waveform generators fall into the two categories of a Signal Generator and a Function Generator. The table below lists the general characteristics of these two waveform generator ...

RF applications are becoming more complex while the demand for affordable and versatile test equipment is growing. With the ...

An RF Signal Generator is another keystone piece of RF test and measurement equipment, alongside spectrum analyzers and network analyzers. The purpose of signal generators is to create RF signals at ...

Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) has introduced a 20 GHz PSG XG7-class analog signal generator that combines two fully independent channels in a single 2U chassis, according to a ...

World’s first vector signal generator with an embedded reflectometer delivers extremely accurate signals Compact 2U design with up to four channels of signal generation saves up to 75% of rack height ...

At Hackaday, we comb the world of tech in search of good things to bring you. Today’s search brought up something very familiar, [Jazzy Jane] has an Advance E1 tube signal generator, the same model as ...

RIDGECREST, Calif., 24 Oct. 2016. U.S. Navy avionics researchers needed vector and analog signal generators to upgrade the RF and microwave hardware-in-the-loop test facility at the Naval Air Warfare ...

All electronic circuits and equipment receive input signals and process them into new and different output signals. When you’re designing and testing circuits and equipment, where do you get those ...

To test an RF system, you need to apply a signal. The type of signal you need depends on the device and operating conditions—you may start out with clean signals in initial design phase, graduate to ...