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Tabor | Benchtop Signal Generator

Model LS1291B

Now includes NABL Calibration Certificate.
Rs. 2686050.00

LS1291B is a 12 GHz single-channel RF analog signal generator offering fast switching, high signal purity, and versatile modulation in a compact benchtop unit — perfect for demanding R&D and production applications..

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The LS1291B brings Tabor’s advanced signal generation capabilities into the 12 GHz range, tailored for RF engineers and test professionals needing high-quality signals in development and validation environments. It supports all essential analog modulation schemes — including AM, FM, PM, Pulse, and Sweep — making it suitable for simulating and testing analog communication systems.

Built on Tabor’s Lucid B-series platform, the LS1291B combines performance with ease of use. Its fast switching speed and low phase noise make it ideal for microwave testing in aerospace, telecom, radar, and electronic warfare systems. The compact enclosure is optimized for benchtop use and integrates easily into automated test setups through standard remote programming interfaces.

  • Wide frequency coverage up to 12 GHz

  • Fast frequency and amplitude switching

  • Clean RF output with low phase noise

  • Supports AM, FM, PM, Sweep & Pulse modulation

  • Compact benchtop design for space-efficient setups

  • Cost-effective solution for microwave signal generation

  • Remote programmability for automated testing environments

  • Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 12 GHz

  • Channels: 1

  • Switching Speed: <100 µs typical

  • Modulation Types: AM, FM, PM, Pulse, Sweep

  • Phase Noise: Low, optimized for microwave signal integrity

  • Form Factor: Compact benchtop unit

  • Control Options: Local front panel and remote via MATLAB, Python, LabVIEW, SCPI

  • Use Cases: Microwave signal testing, RF validation, aerospace and defense, production line simulation