Function & AWG Generators
Dual-channel generators for precise stimulus and modulation, from standard waveforms to arbitrary ones you define yourself.
- Dual channel
- Standard and arbitrary waveforms
- Modulation, sweep and burst
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Signal Generators & Analysers
Make the signal, then look at it
Function and arbitrary waveform generators, and spectrum analysers. Instruments for producing a signal to a specification, and for finding out what is actually there.
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SCPIUSB and LAN
UKASCalibration available
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Spectrum Analysers
Portable and benchtop spectrum analysis with advanced IF processing, for seeing what is on the air rather than what you expected.
- Portable and benchtop
- Advanced IF processing
- Low displayed average noise level
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What you get besides the box
Buying an instrument from us comes with the part that is harder to buy: knowing whether it is the right one.
RF and EMC know-how
Engineers who have generated and analysed signals for a living, rather than read the datasheet to you.
Demonstration and evaluation
Try selected instruments against your own signals before you commit to one.
PC connectivity
USB and LAN with SCPI on most instruments, for logging and for driving them from a test script.
Warranty and calibration
One year warranty, with UKAS or traceable calibration arranged at the time of order.
Questions we get asked
How much bandwidth or sample rate do I need?
For an arbitrary waveform generator, aim for a sample rate at least two and a half to five times your highest output frequency, or the waveform will not keep its shape. For a spectrum analyser, pick the span and the noise floor to suit the signals you actually need to see.
What is DANL and why does it matter?
Displayed average noise level is the analyser’s own noise floor. A signal below it cannot be resolved, so a lower figure means you can see weaker signals. A preamplifier and a narrower resolution bandwidth both improve it.
Do you offer demonstrations or evaluation units?
Yes, on selected instruments. Tell us the application and the signals you are working with and we will arrange what we can.
Need help choosing the right instrument?
Our engineers are happy to help with specifications, lead times and compatibility.
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