Noise source 10MHz to a maximum of 50GHz (depending on the model)

The output voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) is low, and it excels in the flatness of the output excess noise ratio.

A noise source is a device that can generate a random continuous spectral signal. A properly functioning noise source must have stable output noise power and a uniform power spectral density within the specified frequency band. We offer various solid-state coaxial noise sources in the frequency range from 10 MHz to 50 GHz. This includes the Smart Series and Standard Series, which have the advantage of a wide frequency range. They exhibit low output voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) and excellent flatness of output excess noise ratio, among other features. The Smart Noise Source employs I2C bus technology to enable automatic downloads and improve measurement speed. Equipped with a digital temperature sensor, it allows the host to conveniently monitor changes in ambient temperature automatically, correct the temperature for noise figure measurements, and enhance measurement accuracy. The standard noise source requires a pulse voltage drive of +28V. Together with a solid-state noise source and a noise figure analyzer, we provide a complete solution for measuring noise figures at microwave and millimeter-wave frequencies.

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