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Giga-tronics' RF and Microwave signal generators utilize Giga-tronics' patented Accumulator High Frequency Feedback (AHFFTM) technology delivering fast switching speed along with low phase noise...Read More

Product Description
Giga-tronics' RF and Microwave signal generators utilize Giga-tronics' patented Accumulator High Frequency Feedback (AHFFTM) technology delivering fast switching speed along with low phase noise performance.

The 2500B series Microwave Signal Generators which cover 100 kHz to 50 GHz, with extremely low phase noise, high rejection of harmonics, sub-harmonics and spurious, high output power level and all with the fast frequency switching that Giga-tronics is famous for. The 2500B series is recommended for all new applications.

The Giga-tronics 2500B design team optimized the design for no compromise between speed and signal purity. Six models are available covering 2.5 GHz, 8 GHz, 20 GHz, 26.5 GHz, 40 GHz and 50 GHz. The new 50 GHz model is the flagship of the product line, offering a combination of fast switching speed and low phase noise not previously available. A full suite of analog modulation is available including narrow pulse to 10 ns.

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