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Tabor LSX4094R

Rs. 16663416.00

LSX4094R is a 40 GHz four-channel microwave signal generator in a compact 1U, 19” rack-mounted chassis. Designed for dense, multi-signal microwave environments, it delivers fast switching, ultra-low phase noise, and full analog modulation — ideal for cutting-edge aerospace, telecom, and defense testing..

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The LSX4094R is Tabor’s most advanced multi-channel microwave signal generator, offering four high-frequency outputs up to 40 GHz in a remarkably compact 1U rack-mounted enclosure. Designed for space-constrained, high-performance RF test environments, it is ideal for MIMO emulation, beamforming, multi-path signal creation, and automated rack systems.

All four channels support AM, FM, PM, Pulse, and Sweep modulation, enabling versatile signal shaping for complex validation scenarios. With low phase noise, phase coherence, and full remote control support, it delivers outstanding signal integrity for next-gen wireless, aerospace, defense, and telecom systems.

  • Four RF/microwave outputs up to 40 GHz

  • Channels can be phase-coherent or independently controlled

  • Space-saving 1U, 19” rack-mountable form

  • Supports AM, FM, PM, Sweep & Pulse modulation on all channels

  • Switching speed under 100 µs (typical)

  • Exceptionally low phase noise for high spectral purity

  • Built for radar, 5G/mmWave, EW simulation, and multi-channel system validation

  • Remote programming via SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 40 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: Ultra-low, optimized for mmWave and radar-grade applications

  • Control Interface: SCPI, Python, MATLAB, LabVIEW

  • Use Cases: MIMO/multi-channel microwave testing, radar/EW validation, telecom and satellite development, high-density automated testing