Signal generator for testing radio frequency components

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Calibration or correction system – Circuit tuning

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702106, 331 42, 331 48, H03B 2100

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ABSTRACT:
A signal generator comprises a number of independent signal sources each of which can be controlled to generate predetermined frequencies and modulation. The outputs of these signal sources can be made available separately at output ports or can be combined within the signal generator to provide a combined output signal. The output signals are sensed at the output ports, and are calibrated against a stored correction tabulation to ensure that they have the correct signal level at the output ports. Such a signal generator is useful for the measurement and testing of complex electrical and electronic products.

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