SG6000X Dual Signal Generator 6GHz

SG6000X Dual Signal Generator 6GHz

SG6000X Dual Signal Generator 6GHz

The DS Instruments SG6000X dual-channel RF Signal Generator continues to set the industry standard in affordable ultra-compact RF Signal Generation. The SG6000X enables users to generate two separate RF signals easily and at extremely low cost without need for a host PC. Max output power is above +13 dBm, and can be adjusted downward in 0.5dB steps, or continuously via the internal variable attenuator.  The crisp OLED display provides useful feedback for the user, and front control buttons provide a quick alternative to USB control. Like most of our products, the SG6000X easily fits in the palm of your hand, making it a truly portable and space-saving device.

Now shipping REV 7 for Q3 2022!

SG6000X Features:

• Two completely independent signal source channels
• Stand-alone and USB remote operation
• Wide output frequency range
• Adjustable output power (Independent Step & Variable)
• Industry-standard SCPI command support
• Internal temperature-compensated frequency reference source
• External 10MHz MCX reference input port
• Front user frequency step buttons
• Front-mounted bright OLED display
• Sturdy all-aluminum enclosure
• Simple Windows control GUI
• Powered from standard USB Type-C (similar to a smartphone)
• Internal usb power supply noise filtering
• Easy to interface with all software packages (Matlab, python, android, linux, ios…)
• Optional Ethernet (as of 2022) (contact us for info)

Dual RF Signal Generator Specifications:

• Frequency range: 25-6000 MHz
• Calibrated power output range: -18dBm to +13dBm
• Extended power output range: -25dBm to +15dBm
• Phase Noise: -74dBc @ 10KHz offset
• Internal Attenuator (digital): 64x 0.5dB Steps
• Internal Attenuator (variable): ~20dB (10 bit DAC)
• Dimensions: 2.75″ x 1.25″ x 3.15″
• Power Input: 5V USB Type-C (1.25A)
• Output Impedance: 50 Ohm
• RF Connectors: 2X Premium gold microwave SMA

 SG6000X 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