Low Noise Synthesizer

AnaPico

100 kHz to 43.5 GHz Low Noise Synthesizer

A 100 kHz to 43.5 GHz compact frequency synthesizer with settable output power from -10 to +20 dBm, outstanding phase noise performance and signal purity, and ultra-fast switching speed. The APSYN140 is available in the compact flange-mount enclosure as well as in a 1U 19’’ rack-mountable chassis single- or multi-channel configuration as APSYN140-X.

The rf signal source modules have a MHz frequency resolution and use a high-stability internal reference. The internal reference can be phase-locked to a programmable external reference. The modules have USB and LAN interfaces and can be controlled using SCPI 1999 command set. Operated with an external DC supply, they typically consume less than 20 W power.

AnaPico also offers signal generators and synthesizers with multiple synchronous outputs and frequencies up to 40 GHz.

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Modular 100 kHz to 43.5 GHz wideband frequency synthesizer with settable output power from -10 to +25 dBm, very low phase noise, low spurious, and ultra-fast switching speed. The APSYN140 is available in the compact flange-mount enclosure as well as in a 1U 19’’ rack-mountable chassis in multi-channel (1, 2, 3 or 4) configuration. Channels can be independently programmed in frequency, phase, and amplitude and are phase coherent. An optional phase coherent switching option is available.

The proprietary architecture of the APSYN140 allows exact frequency synthesis with nano-Hz frequency resolution in combination with very fast switching (below <20 micro-seconds over the entire frequency output range). Fast frequency and list sweeps up to 65000 entries can be executed and externally triggered. Basic modulation capability such as pulse and phase modulation is also supported.

The RF synthesizer uses a high-stability internal reference. The internal reference can be phase-locked to a programmable external reference.

The frequency synthesizer modules have USB and LAN and optionally GPIB interfaces and can be controlled using SCPI 1999 command set.