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These
programmable AM/FM synthesized RF signal generators feature user friendly keypad control
of RF frequency, output level and modulation. Up to 100 different test conditions can be
stored in internal memory for easy retrieval and greatly cut down setup time. The front
panel has four bright LED displays simultaneously displaying RF frequency (6 digits), RF
output (2 digits), modulation (3 digits) and memory (2 digits). A phase locked loop
synthesizer ensures extremely stable frequency outputs. It is ideal for communication
industries, AM/FM receiver and 2-way radio transceiver service. SG-122 is also used for FM
stereo modulation.
| Frequency range |
100 kHz to 110 MHz |
| Display |
6 digit LED |
| Resolution |
100 Hz (100 kHz to 34.999 MHz), 1
kHz (35 MHz to 110 MHz) |
| Accuracy |
±5 x10-5 ± 1 count |
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SG-4110A |
GSG-122 |
| RF Output |
Range |
-19 dBµ to 99 dBµ, 1 dBµ step (0
dBµ = 1µV into open end) |
| Display |
2 digit LED |
| Impedance |
50Ω, VSWR<1.2 |
| Spurious |
<-30 dB |
| Residual modulation
(S/N) |
FM component, ≥73 dB, relative to 75 kHz deviation
AM component, ≥55 dB, relative to 30% modulation |
| Modulation |
Internal modulation
frequency |
400 Hz or 1 kHz, <±3% |
| FM Modulation |
Frequency
deviation |
0 to 100 kHz |
| Display |
3 digit LED |
| Distortion |
<0.05% at 75 kHz deviation |
| External
modulation |
20 Hz to 100 kHz |
50 Hz to 15 kHz |
| Separation |
N/A |
>55 dB |
| Pilot frequency |
N/A |
19 kHz ± 2 Hz |
| AM Modulation |
Percent
modulation |
0 to 60% |
| Display |
3 digit LED |
| Distortion at 30%
AM |
<0.5% below 30 MHz |
| External
modulation |
20 Hz to 10 kHz |
| General |
Input level |
3Vpp |
| Preset |
100 set of RF frequency, output level, mode and modulation can be stored |
| Remote Control
Function |
Frequency increment, output level control, modulation ON/OFF, recall operation of preset function, frequency up/down and clear |
| Power Supply |
115/230V ± 10%, 50/60
Hz, ~13VA |
| Size |
16.7"W X 4.5"H
X 13.8"D |
16.9"W X 4.3"H
X 9.8"D |
| Weight |
13.2 lbs. |
14.3 lbs. |
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