Name: Rigol DSG3136B
Brand: Rigol
Availability: BackOrder

Model

DSG3065B

DSG3065B-IQ

DSG3136B

DSG3136B-IQ

Frequency Range

9 kHz - 6,5 GHz

9 kHz - 6,5 GHz
(IQ: 50 MHz to 6,5 GHz)

9 kHz - 13,6 GHz

9 kHz - 13,6 GHz
(IQ: 50 MHz to 6,5 GHz)

Frequency Resolution

0,01 Hz

Amplitude Resolution

0,01 dB

SSB Phase Noise

< -110 dBc/Hz, < -116 dBc/Hz (typ.)

I/Q Modulation Option

Special Features

Highest frequency: 3 GHz/6 GHz

Amplitude accuracy: < 0.5 dB (typical)

Output amplitude range: -130 dBm to +13 dBm

High signal purity, phase noise: < -110 dBc/Hz @ 20 kHz (typical)

Standard 0.5 ppm internal clock; 5 ppb, optional high stable clock

Standard AM/FM/ΦM analog modulation

Support pulse modulation; on/off ratio up to 70 dB; user-defined pulse train generator

I/Q modulation, I/Q baseband input and output!

All modulations support internal and external modulation modes

Standard 2U height design to save rack space. Rack mount kit is available

Standard USB/LAN/GPIB remote control interfaces. SCPI command set for remote control

Wear-free electronic attenuator design

Pulse Train Generator (DSG3000B-PUG)

With this option it is possible to edit a pulse train list. Each pulse train consists of a specified number of pulses with a userdefineable on- and off-time resulting in a pulse train dwell time. Multiple pulse trains can be added to this list to form special pulse sequence. This option can be installed by the user.

Frontal view, keys and ports

Representation of the functions of keys and ports on the front of the device. A detailed explanation of the function can be found in the user manual.

Rear view, explanation of the connection options

Representation of the different ports on the back of the device. A detailed explanation of the respective function can be found in the user manual.

Applications: Communication

Wireless Communication

In a wireless communication system, testing the receiving sensitivity of the system
or module includes cellular communication, narrowband Internet of Things (NB- IoT), LoRa, short-range wireless communication (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee), etc.

Satellite or Broadcast System

Used in satellite communications or broadcasting systems to test the receiving sensitivity of systems or modules (such as high-frequency head LNB), or to generate excitation signals for excitation response testing of core devices.

Applications: RF design

Test the nonlinear performance of RF devices

In wireless communication systems, in order to achieve excellent spectrum
efficiency, the frequency channel spacing is very small. Narrow frequency channel spacing and broadband communication systems require rigorous testing of redundant and nonlinear spectrum distortion. The distortion products may be unwanted spectrum signals that appear in the channel, in the frequency band, and outside the frequency band. Distortion not only degrades the performance of the transmitter, but also causes interference to other receivers. Improve system performance by testing the harmonic distortion and intermodulation distortion of the device

Applications: EMS immunity test

EMS immunity test

As part of the Radiate Susceptibility test system, it provides signals such as
CW/AM/FM/pulse modulation to test the radiated immunity performance of the device under test.