The 1020 is a 539 MHz RF Generator from Boonton. An RF generator is a tool engineers use to generate sinusoidal outputs while testing electronic equipment. The output will automatically have its frequency varied or swept between frequencies. A “sweep” is one complete cycle of a frequency variation. Engineers use RF signal generators as test equipment, mostly to measure responses of filters, amplifiers, and electrical components.
Additional Features:
Frequency range: 150 kHz to 539.999 MHz
RF output: -146.9 dBm to +7 dBm (+13 dBm with AM) to 540 MHz
Resolution: 0.1 dB
Modulation: FM, AM, and phase modulation
The Boonton 1020 FM/AM/PM Signal Generator is a fully programmable spectrally pure source of RF power at a precise level of low distortion and wide-band modulation for fast and automatic testing of receivers, amplifiers, filters, mixers, and other components. Frequency sweeps on the 1020 include analog fixed (five ranges), analog variable, and digital sweep. Included is the ability to store and recall up to 250 complete front panel set-ups from a non-volatile memory plus IEEE 488 GPIB interface.
The 1020 is a 539 MHz RF Generator from Boonton. An RF generator is a tool engineers use to generate sinusoidal outputs while testing electronic equipment. The output will automatically have its frequency varied or swept between frequencies. A “sweep” is one complete cycle of a frequency variation. Engineers use RF signal generators as test equipment, mostly to measure responses of filters, amplifiers, and electrical components.
Additional Features:
- Frequency range: 150 kHz to 539.999 MHz
- RF output: -146.9 dBm to +7 dBm (+13 dBm with AM) to 540 MHz
- Resolution: 0.1 dB
- Modulation: FM, AM, and phase modulation
The Boonton 1020 FM/AM/PM Signal Generator is a fully programmable spectrally pure source of RF power at a precise level of low distortion and wide-band modulation for fast and automatic testing of receivers, amplifiers, filters, mixers, and other components.
Frequency sweeps on the 1020 include analog fixed (five ranges), analog variable, and digital sweep. Included is the ability to store and recall up to 250 complete front panel set-ups from a non-volatile memory plus IEEE 488 GPIB interface.
