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Model LSX4092R

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Rs. 9927336.00

LSX4092R is a 40 GHz dual-channel microwave signal generator in a compact 1U, 19” rack-mounted unit. Designed for high-frequency and mmWave testing, it delivers phase-coherent or independent signals, fast switching, and complete analog modulation — perfect for aerospace, telecom, and defense labs..

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The LSX4092R brings Tabor’s high-frequency microwave capabilities to dual-output systems, enabling engineers to perform complex RF simulations and synchronized testing up to 40 GHz. Whether used for MIMO, beamforming, or dual-path characterization, it ensures high precision and repeatability in the most demanding environments.

Its compact 1U design allows seamless integration into automated test racks while maintaining ultra-fast switching and modulation agility. Each output supports AM, FM, PM, Sweep, and Pulse, and can be controlled remotely via major software environments, making it ideal for modern aerospace, defense, and mmWave telecom applications.

  • Two RF/microwave outputs up to 40 GHz

  • Channels can operate independently or phase-coherently

  • 1U, 19” rack-mountable form factor

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

  • Ultra-fast switching speed (<100 µs typical)

  • Exceptionally low phase noise for clean signal generation

  • Remote programming via SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Ideal for 5G, radar, EW, and satellite testing

  • Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 40 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, optimized for high-frequency stability

  • Control Interface: SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Use Cases: mmWave test systems, dual-path simulation, radar/EW validation, 5G infrastructure testing