E4438C

Principais recursos e especificacoes

Signal characteristics

250 kHz to 1, 2, 3,4, or 6 GHz
+17 dBm output power
<-134 dBc phase noise at 1 GHz and 20 kHz offset typical

Modulation and sweep

AM, FM, ØM, and pulse
ASK, FSK, MSK, PSK, QAM, custom I/Q
Step, or list, frequency and power

Baseband generation and signal creation

80 MHz dual mode internal baseband generator: arbitrary waveform and real-time I/Q
64 MSa playback memory and 1 GSa storage
Create reference signals: LTE, HSPA+, WiMAXâ„¢, WLAN, DVB-H, GPS/GNSS, MATLAB and more - Signal Studio
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Automation and communication interface

10BaseT LAN and GPIB
SCPI and IVI-COM drivers
Backwards compatible with ESG, PSG and 8648 signal generators

Descrição
RF performance and leading-edge baseband generation

Agilents E4438C ESG vector signal generator combines outstanding RF performance and sophisticated baseband generation to deliver calibrated test signals at baseband, IF, and RF frequencies up to 6 GHz. Offering an internal baseband generator with arbitrary waveform and real-time I/Q capabilities, ample waveform playback and storage memory, and a wide RF modulation bandwidth, the E4438C ESG is equipped to test todays complex wireless systems and their components.
Modular architecture to meet your test requirements

The E4438C ESG is an adaptable platform with optional capabilities to customize the instrument for baseband and RF test applications ranging from simple distortion test and general purpose troubleshooting to baseband coding algorithm development, advanced transceiver design verification, and high volume manufacturing. Its modular architecture makes it easy to configure the instrument with the level of performance and signal creation capability you need today with the option to upgrade in the future.
Migrate to the new MXG X-Series signal generator and generate true performance

The new MXG exceeds the ESGs performance in every category- power, ACPR, EVM, phase noise, bandwidth and memory depth- and offers a wider range of signal simulation with both real-time and arbitrary waveform generation capabilities. Why migrate from the ESG to the new MXG?