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SG12000

DS Instruments SG12000 (SG6000LD) compact RF signal generator enables users to generate high-quality RF signals easily and cost-effectively.
The output covers the entire 25 – 12000MHz frequency block. The resulting wave can be completely synthesized using modern fractional N synthesis.
The RF output step size ranges from a maximum of ~6 KHz to less than 40 Hz, depending on the operating frequency band.
The synthesis source can accept an external 10 MHz reference or use its own internal 10 MHz TCXO.
Output power is calibrated to +10dBm and can be set in 0.5dB steps over the entire frequency range.
The clear OLED display provides useful feedback to the user, and the front control buttons provide a quick alternative to USB control.
Optional Ethernet is now available, and since July 2018, full-band RF power control has been standard.
Like most of our products, the SG12000 fits easily in the palm of your hand, making it a truly portable, workspace-saving device.

Microwave signal generator specifications:
Frequency range: 25MHz – 12GHz
Default calibration power level: +10dBm
Power level control: 31dB (in 0.5dB steps) + 15dB variable trim (~0.1dB resolution)
Dimensions: 2.75" x 1.25" x 3.15"
Frequency step: 40-6000Hz (depends on output frequency)
Power input: 5V standard USB-C (0.75A)
Output impedance: 50 ohm
RF Connector: Gold 18GHz SMA
SG12000 (SG6000LD) functions:
Adjustable output power across frequency band
Frequency sweep support
External reference frequency input (10 MHz MCX)
Internal 10MHz TCXO auto-reference (+/- 280PPB)
Professional industry standard SCPI command support
Previous Frequency User Frequency Step Button
Front-facing bright OLED display
Rugged all-aluminum black housing
Low input voltage monitor
Optional Ethernet port
Intuitive Windows Control GUI
Common applications:
Automated testing environment
radar system
General RF laboratory use
Flexible local sourcing
Antenna design
EMC testing
Production validation and testing
Educational/university laboratory use
Aerospace/Defense Research
X-band test setup