Compact, high-performance synthesizer modules
Maury synthesizer modules combine industry-leading phase noise performance, fast switching speeds, and wide frequency coverage in a form fact built for system integration. Designed to meet your application’s most challenging demands, our synthesizer modules deliver clean, stable, and accurate RF signals over a wide spectrum—all in a space-efficient design.
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Understanding the Basics of RF Signal Generation
RF signal generators have been a staple in test and measurement for more than a half century. During that time, they have evolved in countless ways, but the underlying principles have remained the same. This article will provide an overview of the basic construction of an RF signal generator and the associated figures of merit.
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