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Morgan Hill, California, November 15, 2021/PRNewswire/ - Anritsu Corporation has launched the Rubidium™ signal generator series, which can operate from 9 kHz to 43.5 GHz even at high output power levels. Combined with built-in, easy-to-use field frequency and power calibration functions, Rubidium provides excellent overall utility and long-term value in a wide range of commercial and military/aerospace measurement applications.
Anritsu's rubidium provides excellent signal purity and frequency stability from 9 kHz to 43.5 GHz.
Breakthrough performance signal purity is essential for a wide range of measurement applications from radar testing to testing ADCs and DACs. Rubidium signal generators provide groundbreaking low single sideband (SSB) phase noise of -136 dBc/Hz (typical value) and -140 dBc/Hz (measured value) at 10 GHz and 10 kHz offset, which is the industry’s best unparalleled. Coupled with first-class harmonic and spurious performance, the signal generator enables customers to make measurements with higher accuracy.
Compared with other signal generators based on OCXO, rubidium provides an order of magnitude and better frequency stability. This excellent frequency stability is achieved through the optional internal rubidium reference or by locking the signal generator's time base to the 1 PPS reference from the optional internal GNSS/GPS atomic clock receiver.
Practicability, ease of use, and long-term value The rubidium signal generator has a built-in field frequency and level calibration function, which can be easily accessed by simply pressing a button on the GUI interface. This feature ensures customer level, accurate frequency required, saves time, enhances convenience, and improves instrument usability. On-site level calibration requires Anritsu CW USB power sensor. On-site frequency calibration requires an internal GNSS/GPS atomic clock receiver or an ultra-stable rubidium time base option.
The AM, FM/PM and pulse modulation functions of rubidium support a wide range of complex analog modulation signals. The internal low frequency generator can generate seven waveforms to modulate the carrier. In addition, you can also modulate AM/FM, AM/PM or FM/pulse at the same time to generate complex modulation waveforms, such as chirp. The signal generator has built-in extensive signal simulation functions for pulse radar testing.
The signal generator is installed in a 3U chassis, and there is a 7-inch touch screen on the front panel with a traditional keyboard/dial interface. Provides a wide range of options to achieve the best functional cost and measurement flexibility.
Wide range of applications Rubidium can be used in a variety of applications. It is ideal for low phase noise applications, such as testing radar subsystems, up/down converters, or high-speed ADC/DAC. Due to its extremely low harmonic, sub-harmonic and non-harmonic performance under standard and high output power levels, the signal generator is very suitable for nonlinear measurements without the need for additional filters. The instrument can be used for various interference measurements, as a signal source for test equipment and systems, and as a frequency reference in calibration and measurement laboratories.
About Anritsu Anritsu is a provider of innovative communications test and measurement solutions. Anritsu regards customers as true partners, helping to develop wireless, optical, microwave/RF and digital solutions for R&D, manufacturing, installation and maintenance applications, as well as multi-dimensional service assurance solutions for network monitoring and optimization. Anritsu also provides precision microwave/RF components, optical equipment and high-speed electrical equipment for communication products and systems. The company develops advanced solutions for emerging and traditional wired and wireless technologies used in commercial, private, military/aerospace, government and other markets.
To learn more, visit www.anritsu.com and follow Anritsu on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.
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