The DS Instruments SG6000F RF Signal Generator continues to set the industry standard in affordable ultra-compact RF Signal Generation. The SG6000F provides a pure low-harmonic sine-wave, unlike most other compact signal generators. This fully synthesized, modern fractional-N device covers up to 6GHz. Output power is calibrated from -20 to +10dBm, and can be adjusted downward in 0.5dB steps, or continuously via the internal variable attenuator. The bright OLED display provides useful feedback for the user, and front control buttons provide a quick alternative to USB control. In applications where low signal distortion is critical, the SG6000F or the low-phase-noise SG6000PRO are unbeatable solutions.
SG6000F Features:
- Active harmonic filtering
- External sweep trigger input (MCX) (active low)
- Stand-alone and USB remote operation
- 50MHz to 6GHz output frequency
- Adjustable output power (Step & Variable)
- Industry-standard SCPI command support
- Internal ±2.5PPM TCXO 10MHz reference
- Front user frequency step buttons
- Frequency-sweeping support
- Front-mounted bright OLED display
- Simple Windows control GUI
- Powered from standard micro-USB
- Optional Ethernet with DHCP or static IP
- Easy to interface with all software packages (.NET, Matlab, python, android, linux…)
RF Signal Generator Specifications:
- Highest Harmonic Levels: -25dBc typical
- Frequency Range: 50-6000 MHz
- Default Power Level: +10 dBm
- Phase Noise: -74dBc @ 10KHz offset
- Internal Attenuator (digital): 64 x (0.5dB) Steps
- Internal Attenuator (variable): ~15dB (10 bit DAC)
- Dimensions: 2.75″ x 1.25″ x 3.15″
- Input Voltage: 5V Standard micro USB
- Output Impedance: 50 Ohm
- RF Connectors: Premium gold microwave SMA
Common Applications:
- Automated testing environments
- General RF Lab use
- Flexible LO sourcing
- Antenna design
- EMC Testing
- Production verification and testing
- Educational / university lab use
- Aerospace / Defense Research
- 802.11n Development / Testing
- LTE Engineering
Looking for lower phase-noise and smaller frequency step size? SG6000PRO
