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Tabor LSX2094R

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Rs. 11611356.00

LSX2094R is a 20 GHz four-channel microwave signal generator in a space-efficient 1U, 19” rack-mounted chassis. It delivers phase-coherent outputs, fast switching, and full analog modulation — ideal for dense, multi-channel RF and microwave testing in aerospace, defense, and production environments..

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The LSX2094R sets a new benchmark for compact, high-performance multi-channel microwave signal generation. With four synchronized or independent outputs reaching up to 20 GHz, this rack-mounted 1U system enables advanced simulation and testing of complex RF systems, including MIMO, beamforming arrays, and multi-path RF environments.

Each channel supports full analog modulation (AM, FM, PM, Sweep, Pulse) and features low phase noise and rapid switching, ensuring precision across high-speed test cycles. Designed for integration into automated test systems, it provides flexible remote control and a reliable solution for R&D labs, military-grade testbeds, and telecom infrastructure validation.

  • Four RF/microwave outputs up to 20 GHz

  • Independent or phase-coherent operation per channel

  • Compact 1U, 19” rack-mountable design

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

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

  • Exceptional signal integrity with low phase noise

  • Ideal for MIMO, radar, EW simulation, and high-throughput RF test systems

  • Remote programming via SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 20 GHz

  • Channels: 4 (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, suitable for precision microwave generation

  • Control Interface: SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Use Cases: MIMO simulation, radar and EW systems testing, multi-channel telecom testing, dense ATE systems