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Signal Generator Overview
Signal Generator Models and Features
• high output power (optional for the E8257D & E8663D)
• step attenuator (optional for the E8257D)
The E8267D PSG offers the same options as the E8257D PSG, plus the following:
Option 003—PSG digital output connectivity with N5102A
Option 004—PSG digital input connectivity with N5102A
Option 005
1
(Discontinued)—6 GB internal hard drive
Option 009
2
—8 GB removable compact flash drive
Option 015 (Discontinued)—single–ended wideband external I/Q inputs
Option 016—differential wideband external I/Q inputs
Option 403—calibrated noise, AWGN
Option 601 (Discontinued)—internal baseband generator with 8 megasamples of memory
Option 602—internal baseband generator with 64 megasamples of memory
E8663D PSG Analog Signal Generator Features
The E8663D PSG includes the following standard features:
• a source module interface that is compatible with Agilent 83550 Series millimeter–wave source
modules for frequency extension up to 110 GHz and Oleson Microwave Labs (OML) AG–Series
millimeter–wave modules for frequency extensions up to 325 GHz
• automatic leveling control (ALC) on and off modes; power calibration in ALC–off mode is
available, even without power search
• CW output from 100 kHz to the highest operating frequency, depending on the option
• external diode detector leveling
• frequency resolution to 0.001 Hz
• list and step sweep of frequency and amplitude, with multiple trigger sources
• optimized signal to noise ratio
• 10 MHz reference oscillator with external output
• RS–232, GPIB, and 10Base–T LAN I/O interfaces
• user flatness correction
•pulse modulation
— internal pulse generator
— external modulation inputs
— selectable pulse modes: internal square, internal free–run, internal triggered, internal doublet,
1. Instruments with serial prefix < US4829/SG4829/MY4829.
2. Instruments with serial prefix
≥ US4829/SG4829/MY4829.
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