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Model LS1292R

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Rs. 4933442.00

LS1292R is a 12 GHz dual-channel RF analog signal generator in a compact 1U, 19” rack-mounted unit. It offers phase-coherent outputs, fast switching, and full analog modulation — ideal for high-frequency, multi-signal testing in automated labs and RF production environments..

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The LS1292R integrates two high-frequency RF outputs into a single 1U rack-mounted chassis, delivering precise signal generation up to 12 GHz per channel. Designed for modern RF test systems, it supports independent or phase-synchronized channel operation, enabling complex testing scenarios such as MIMO, interference simulation, or parallel DUT verification.

With support for standard analog modulation types — including AM, FM, PM, Pulse, and Sweep — and fast tuning speeds, the LS1292R is optimized for defense, aerospace, telecom, and automated production testing. Its compact design saves rack space while ensuring high performance and reliability.

  • Two RF channels with frequency range up to 12 GHz

  • Phase-coherent or independent operation

  • 1U, 19” rack-mountable space-saving form factor

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

  • Ultra-fast frequency and amplitude switching

  • Low phase noise for high signal purity

  • Designed for dual-path testing, MIMO simulation, and production automation

  • Remote control via SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 12 GHz

  • Channels: 2 (independent or phase-coherent)

  • Form Factor: 1U, 19” rack-mounted unit

  • Switching Speed: <100 µs typical

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

  • Phase Noise: Low, ideal for high-frequency validation

  • Control Interface: SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Use Cases: Dual-signal RF testing, MIMO development, aerospace validation, automated rack-based test systems