Model LS1291D

• 12GHz RF Analog Signal Generator
• Extremely fast switching speed of <100μs
• AM, FM, PM, Sweep & Pulse Modulation
• Exceptionally Low Phase Noise of -145dBc/Hz @100MHz and 10@kHz offset
• SPI and micro-USB integrated interfaces
• Remotely programmable via MATLAB, Python, LabVIEW and other software programming environments.
• Extra small, compact module platform for OEM and custom requirements
• Multi instrument synchronization capability

Extremely Fast Switching

In today’s world, time is a crucial factor,whether in design, on the production floor or inside ATE systems. With a switching speed of less than 100μs, Tabor’s All-New Lucid Series ensures maximum measurements at minimum time, setting the industry’s highest throughput standard.

Signal Integrity and Purity

One of the most important requirement in today’s test and measurement applications is high signal quality. With a typical SSB phase noise of -145dBc/Hz at 100MHz, and -132dBc/Hz at 1GHz, at 10 kHz carrier offset, Tabor’s All-New Lucid Series platform delivers one of the best quality signals available on the market today, answering the ever-growing demand for clear and precise signals.

Modulation Schemes

Signal bursts and chirps have become common need in the daily life of any aerospace or defense application. With Tabor’s All-New Lucid Series, any pulse modulation is possible, no matter if its “narrow” or “standard” pulse need. On top of its outstanding pulse modulation performance, the Lucid Series is also equipped with many CW interferers, and modulated signals such as AM, FM, PM and Sweep.

Multiple Ways to Control the Unit and Write your Code

Tabor’s Lucid Series comes with its own dedicated software to control the instrument functions, modes and features via a graphical user interface (GUI) as well as a complete set of drivers, allowing you to write your application in various environments including LabVIEW, Python, CVI, C++, VB and MATLAB. You may also link the supplied dll to other Windows-based API’s or use low-level SCPI commands to program the instrument, regardless of whether your application is written for Windows, Linux or Macintosh operating systems.

Options

Note: Options and Accessories must be specified at the time of your purchase.