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Characterize and stress-test RF devices

Experience the convenience of a compact, powerful testing tool with the Keysight AP5002A analog signal generator as your go-to radio frequency (RF) and microwave signal source.

  • Use for various RF and microwave applications with accurately leveled output power from -120 dBm to +23 dBm.
  • Measure accurately with OCXO stabilized signal (phase noise -130 dBc/Hz at 1 GHz, 20 kHz offset) with mHz resolution.
  • Boost throughput and accelerate testing with fast switching speed.
  • Leverage a range of extensive modulation capabilities such as AM, FM, PM, pulse modulation, pulse train, and frequency chirps.
  • Seamlessly operate with an optimized user interface—including an LCD touch screen and remote desktop software.
  • Upgrade licenses at any time for higher frequencies and additional options.

Generate Pure Signals with Power and Portability

The AP5002A analog signal generator boasts incredible phase noise, wide output power range, fast switching speed, and extensive modulation capabilities all in a compact device. Use onsite or on the go wherever your electronic and wireless modules and systems testing takes you. Easily configure the signal generator using a touch-screen graphic user interface (GUI) or desktop software.

Key Specifications

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Frequency
n/a
Output Power @1 GHz
+23 dBm
Frequency Switching (Typical)
200 µs
Harmonics @1 GHz
n/a
Phase Noise @1 GHz (20 kHz offset)
-130 dBc/Hz
Type
Analog
Frequency
Output Power @1 GHz
Frequency Switching (Typical)
Harmonics @1 GHz
Phase Noise @1 GHz (20 kHz offset)
Type
n/a
+23 dBm
200 µs
n/a
-130 dBc/Hz
Analog
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Form Factor:
Kompakt
Frequency:
n/a
Frequency Switching (Typical):
200 µs
Harmonics @1 GHz:
n/a
Maximum Frequency:
26 GHz
Maximum Modulation Bandwidth:
n/a
Maximum Output Power:
+23 dBm
Output Power @1 GHz:
+23 dBm
Phase Noise @1 GHz (10 kHz offset):
-130 dBc/Hz
Phase Noise @1 GHz (20 kHz offset):
-130 dBc/Hz
Type:
Analog
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