Alexander Chenakin, Director of R&D at Anritsu, presents Anritsu’s new Rubidium™ MG362x1A series, high-performance signal generator. Rubidium is the lowest phase noise (-140 dBc/Hz at 10 GHz output at 10 kHz offset) signal generator which is better than traditional signal generators currently available on the market. To achieve superior stability and accuracy, Rubidium uses an atomic source for frequency generation and operates from 9 kHz to 26 GHz or 43.5 GHz making this signal generator extremely accurate. Our self-calibration features allow for calibrating frequency and power without having to send the product back to the factory.
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