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Up to three fully functional signal generators in one unit offering a unique solution for complex tests
on receivers, components and systems.
Signal Sources
2026A/B 10 kHz to 2.05/2.51 GHz MultiSource Generator
• Two or three high quality RF signal generators in a space efficient format
• Ideal for intermodulation and receiver
characterization
• Wide frequency coverage:10 kHz to 2.05 GHz (2026A)
10 kHz to 2.51 GHz (2026B)
• +24 dBm RF output for effective component testing
• Support for an external signal generator
• Application specific test modes simplify
measurement procedures
• User defined tracking between signal
sources
• Adjustable carrier phase to allow peaking
of three tone intermodulation
• Built-in switched combiner network
improves measurement uncertainty
• Optional GSM modulation for testing
multi-carrier power amplifiers
• Optional Bluetooth and GSM modulation
The 2026A/B are multiple source generators
which offer two RF signal generators in one box
with a third source available as an option. Each
source is a fully functional RF signal generator
with AM, FM, ØM, 2FSK, 4FSK and pulse modulation capability.
The 2026A/B are ideal for use in R&D and manufacturing where
there is a need for two or three combined sources for conducting tests such as intermodulation and selectivity performance of
components and receiver assemblies.
To aid the user to undertake difficult test procedures simply and
without ambiguity, the 2026A/B family provide application-specific modes of operation. Application modes include amplifier
two and three-tone intermodulation, receiver intermodulation
and receiver selectivity. A rotary control and up/down keys allow
easy modification of the selected parameters.
Measurement Accuracy
The use of a built in combiner, switches and cables eliminates
many of the measurement uncertainties introduced by connecting together separate signal generators. The 2026A/B family
thereby guarantees the level of intermodulation products introduced during amplifier or receiver intermodulation testing.
All alignment processes, including the internal frequency standard and the correction factors for the signal source RF paths,
are digitally derived so realignment can be undertaken without
removal of external covers. Digital adjustment also eliminates
the use of mechanical adjusters, minimizing long term drift and
vulnerability to mechanical shock.
Application Modes
The 2026A/B family has a Set Up Key to enable the applications
to be selected. Each Set Up is displayed as a pictorial representation of the internal signal source routing. A spectral diagram is
used to show the parameters to be entered in each application
in well known engineering terminology.
Spectral diagram of two tone intermodulation on a receiver
For example, selecting ‘Intermodulation on a Receiver Test’ allows
the signal sources to be automatically set by entering the receiver input frequency and level, the ratio of the level of the two interferers (relative to the receiver input level) and the offset frequency (channel spacing).
Application mode for intermodulation test on a receiver
Other application modes include 2 and 3 tone inter modula tion
tests on amplifiers and receiver selectivity.
Flexible Source Routing
Each of the signal sources can either be routed to a separate output connector or switched to the input of an RF combiner network
before being fed to the combiner output connector.
The combiner routing is set up quickly and effectively using the
Combiner Set Up menu. The flexibility of the signal routing allows
the 2026A/B family to accept an external signal generator, such
as the 2050 Digital and Vector Generator, to enable different
forms of carrier signals to be produced. Alternatively the output
from a 2029 Vector Modulator, driven from one of the 2026A/B
sources can be routed in.
Setting up the source and combiner routing
Automatic Source Coupling
As an alternative to the application modes, the 2026A/B
MultiSource Generator family allows the frequency and level of
the internal RF sources to be coupled together with a user defined
offset.
The source frequencies can have an offset with an additional harmonic (or sub-harmonic) relationship to simplify the testing of harmonic converters and divider systems.
The coupling factors are entered by an easily understood format
using a dedicated coupling menu.
Setting up coupling
The ability to set sources to track each other greatly simplifies the
testing of mixers, multipliers and dividers by reducing the number
of active controls required.
Sweep
The 2026A/B family allows one of the RF sources to be frequency swept with user defined start, stop, and step values to reduce
the amount of operator time or GPIB overhead. By enabling the
coupling facility, sweeping one source will simultaneously sweep
the other internal RF sources to allow automated swept measurements on frequency conversion devices to be made.
The sweep can be performed with modulation enabled for swept
measurements of receiver immunity characteristics.
2026A/B sweep menu
High RF Output
The high RF level of the individual outputs is ideal for testing components and ensures that the 2026A/B family can generate high
RF levels at the combiner output while maintaining low levels of
intermodulation.
Comprehensive Modulation
Each signal source is capable of being independently modulated
from its own fully programmable modulation source to ensure
maximum flexibility. The internal modulation sources are each
capable of generating sine, triangle or square wave signals.
Amplitude, frequency and phase modulated carriers can be generated from the internal modulation sources or from the independent external inputs. The frequency modulation system provides excellent performance in the DC coupled mode with very
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low carrier frequency error and stability ensuring that the generator can accurately test receivers sensitive to small frequency
errors.
Pulse Modulation
Each source is capable of being independently pulse modulated
to allow the simulation of TDD or TDMA RF signal bursts with pulse
on/off ratios of better than 40 dB and a rise time of less than 10
µs.
FSK
In addition to the analog FM facilities, the 2026A/B MultiSource
Generator family supports 2 and 4-level FSK signals from external
logic inputs. The FM deviation generated is set by keyboard entry
of the required deviation. The facility is ideal for testing paging
receivers and RF modems.
GSM Modulation
Option 116 is available to allow 2026A/B to emulate GSM signals
using FM techniques which achieve superior noise floor performance than solutions using IQ systems.
The facility is ideal for testing GSM receiver selectivity and for testing the linearity of high performance multi-carrier power amplifiers.
HIGH SPECTRAL PURITY
Typical SSB Phase Noise at 1 GHz
Typical Phase Noise at 20 kHz offset
Measurement of receiver selectivity and ultimate signal-to-noise
ratio requires good spectral purity. The 2026A/B family has a low
residual FM of typically 3 Hz and typical sideband noise of
-121 dBc/Hz at 20 kHz offset from 1 GHz, to allow demanding
measurements to be made.
Programming
A GPIB interface is fitted so that all standard signal generator func-
tions are controllable over the bus. The protocol and syntax of
GPIB commands has been designed in accordance with IEEE
488.2 standard to facilitate the generation of ATE programs.
Low Cost of Ownership
An electronic trip protects the individual source outputs against
the accidental application of reverse power.
Careful attention to the thermal design and the use of well-proven
signal generator modules gives high reliability and calibration
validity.
The use of flash memory and software download via the RS-232
interface means the 2026A/B family can be upgraded with its
covers fitted.
OPTIONS
Option 001 - Third Source
The 2026A/B family as standard is supplied with two RF sources.
A version with 3 sources is available as an option to support applications such as intermodulation tests on a receiver.
Option 003 - High Stability Time Base
For applications requiring improved frequency stability and closein phase noise, the standard TCXO can be replaced by a high performance OCXO.
Option 004 - Rear Panel Connections
The RF connectors for all sources, their associated modulation
and pulse inputs and the combiner output connector can be
mounted on the rear panel for ease of use within an ATE environment, as a factory option.
Option 116 - GSM PRBS Modulation
This options gives the 2026A/B family the capability for each
source to emulate a GSM carrier.
This makes the 2026A/B suitable for performing test on GSM
multicarrier amplifiers and GSM receivers.
Option 117 - Bluetooth and GSM PRBS Modulation
This option provides modulation facilities for two Bluetooth
modated carriers and a carrier emulating GSM Modulation.
SPECIFICATION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The 2026A/B MultiSource Generator family contains synthesized signal generators offering up to three independent RF sources with separate outputs or one or more of the signals routed via a combiner.
The 2026B Signal Generator covers the range 10 kHz to 2.51 GHz.
2026A Signal Generators are limited to 2.05 GHz. An external signal generator can be fed into the standard 2-source 2026A or
2026B. Each signal source can be controlled independently in frequency and level and each has its own amplitude, frequency, phase
and pulse modulation capability. All parameters can be entered from
the front panel keyboard and a rotary control can be used to adjust
most settings. The following signal generator specifications apply to
all of the sources fitted.
CARRIER FREQUENCY
Range
10 kHz to 2.05 GHz with a resolution of 1 Hz (2026A)
10 kHz to 2.51 GHz with a resolution of 1 Hz (2026B)
Accuracy
As frequency standard
RF OUTPUT
Output Range
Freq Range Individual Combiner
10 kHz - 250 kHz -140 to +13 dBm Uncalibrated
250 kHz - 1 MHz -140 to +24 dBm Uncalibrated
1 MHz - 1.2 GHz -140 to +24 dBm -140 to +10 dBm
1.2 GHz - 2.51 GHz -140 to +20 dBm -140 to +6 dBm
Maximum output is further reduced by 5 dB when Pulse modulation
is selected and/or by up to 6 dB when AM is selected dependant
upon AM depth.
Resolution
0.1 dB
RF Level Units
Units may be set to µV, mV, EMF or PD; dB relative to 1 µV, 1 mV,
EMF or PD; or dBm. Conversion between dB and linear units may be
achieved by pressing the appropriate units key (dB or V, mV, µV). The
output level can be normalized for 75 W operation with an optional
external impedance converter (applies to all outputs simultaneously).
RF Output Accuracy (over temp. range 17 to 27°C)
Freq Range Individual Combiner
10 kHz - 250 kHz ±0.8 dB from Unspecified
-127 to +13 dBm
250 kHz - 1 MHz ±0.8 dB from Unspecified
-127 to +6 dBm
±1.0 dB from
+6 to +24 dBm
1 MHz - 1.2 GHz ±1.0 dB from ±1.0 dB from
-127 to -100 dBm -127 to +4 dBm
±0.8 dB from
-100 to +6 dBm
±1.0 dB from
+6 to +24 dBm
1.2 GHz - 2.51 GHz ±1.6 dB from ±2.0 dB from
-127 to +6 dBm -127 to 0 dBm
±2.0 dB from
+6 to +20 dBm
Temperature Stability
Freq Range Drift(dB/°C)
10 kHz - 1.2 GHz <±0.02
1.2 GHz - 2.51 GHz <±0.04
RF level tracking (over temp range +17 to +27°C)
Relative level accuracy between any two or more combined signals
(of equal amplitude), is typically:
(1)
RF level 1 MHz to 1.2 GHz 1.2 GHz to 2.51 GHz
-18 dBm to +4 dBm ±0.3 dB ±0.6 dB
<-18 dBm ±0.6 dB ±1.2 dB
Attenuator hold
Inhibits operation of the step attenuator from the level at which the
key is enabled. Useable for a level reduction of at least 10 dB.
Typical accuracy ±3 dB.
VSWR
Individual outputs
For output levels less than -5 dBm, output VSWR is less than 1.5:1 for
carrier frequencies up to 1.2 GHz and less than 1.7:1 for carrier frequencies up to 2.51 GHz (2.05 GHz for 2026A).
Combined output
Output VSWR is less than 1.22:1 for carrier frequencies between
1 MHz to 1.2 GHz and less than 1.32:1 for carrier frequencies up to
2.51 GHz (2.05 GHz for 2026A).
RF Output connector
50 W type N connector to MIL-PRF-39102.
Output protection
Individual outputs
Protected from a source of reverse power up to 25 W from a source
VSWR of 5:1. Protection circuit can be reset from the front panel or
via the GPIB or RS-232 interface.
Combined output
No reverse power protection. Maximum total safe power 0.5 W.
SPECTRAL PURITY
Harmonics (above 1 MHz)
Individual outputs:
Typically better than -30 dBc for RF level up to +6 dBm, typically better than -25 dBc for RF levels up to +18 dBm (+14 dBm above
1.2 G Hz ).
Combined output:
Typically better than -30 dBc for RF level up to -18 dBm, typically better than -25 dBc for RF levels up to +4 dBm. (0 dBm above
1.2 G Hz ).
Sub- and Non-Harmonics (for offsets >3 kHz)
Better than -70 dBc to 1 GHz, better than -64 dBc above 1 GHz, better than -60 dBc above 2 GHz.
Isolation
Better than 80 dB between individual outputs in use
Better than 60 dB from a used individual output and the combiner
output
Better than 40 dB between the combiner output and an unused individual output
Intermodulation
At an RF output level of 0 dBm on the combiner into a load VSWR of
2.1 or better.
Frequency Range Two Tone Intermodulation*
10 MHz to 2.51 GHz <-80 dBc
5 MHz to 10 MHz <-75 dBc
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Useable but unspecified down to 1 MHz
* Third order intermodulation products. Intermodulation levels reduce with
reducing RF Level.
Residual FM (FM off)
Less than 4.5 Hz RMS deviation in a 300 Hz to 3.4 kHz unweighted
bandwidth at 1 GHz.
Typically <1 Hz at 249 MHz, <2 Hz at 501 MHz <3 Hz at 1001 MHz
<6 Hz at 2001 MHz.
SSB phase noise
Better than -124 dBc/Hz at 20 kHz offset from a carrier frequency of
470 MHz, typically -121 dBc/Hz at 20 kHz offset from a carrier frequency of 1 GHz.
Carrier Leakage
Less than 0.5 µV PD at the carrier frequency in a two turn 25 mm
diameter loop, 25 mm from the surface of the signal generator.
MODULATION CAPABILITY
FM, AM or phase modulation can be applied to the carriers generated by each signal source from independent internal or external
modulation sources. The internal modulation sources are capable
of generating two simultaneous signals into any one of the modulation channels. Each internal and external modulation source can be
simultaneously enabled to produce combined amplitude and frequency (or phase) modulation. Pulse modulation can be applied to
each of the carriers from external pulse sources. The pulse modulation can be used in combination with the other forms of modulation.
2 level or 4 level FSK modulation can be applied to each carrier
using data from an external source.
FREQUENCY MODULATION
Deviation
Resolution 3 digits or 1 Hz
CW Range (MHz) Max Deviation (kHz)
1200 - 2510 12800
600 - 1200 6400
300 - 600 3200
150 - 300 1600
75 - 150 800
37.5 - 75 400
18.75 - 37.5 200
0.01 - 18.75 100
Accuracy at 1 kHz
±5%
Bandwidth (1 dB)
DC to 275 kHz (DC coupled)
10 Hz to 275 kHz (AC coupled)
20 Hz to 275 kHz (AC coupled with ALC)
Group delay
Less then 5 µs to 100 kHz
Carrier frequency offset (DC coupled)
Less than 1% of the set frequency deviation
Distortion
<1% at 1 kHz rate for deviations up to 20% of max available deviation, typically 0.1% for deviations of 2% of max available deviation
and <3% at max available deviation
Modulation source
Internal modulation oscillator or external via front panel BNC
FSK
Modes
2 level or 4 level FSK, external data input via a 25 way rear panel D
Type connector
Frequency shift
Variable up to ±100 kHz
Accuracy
As FM deviation accuracy, timing jitter ±3.2 µs
Filter
8th order Bessel BW 3.9 kHz
PHASE MODULATION
Deviation
0 to 10 radians, resolution 3 digits or 0.01 radians
Accuracy at 1 kHz
±5% of indicated deviation excluding residual phase modulation
3 dB Bandwidth
100 Hz to 10 k Hz
Distortion
Less than 3% at 10 radians at 1 kHz modulation rate. Typically
<0.5% for deviations up to 1 radian at 1 kHz
Modulation source
Internal LF generator or external via front panel BNC.
AMPLITUDE MODULATION
Individual Outputs
For carrier frequencies <500 MHz useable to 2 GHz*
*for frequencies above 1.2 GHz , up to 40
O
C max temperature
Combined Output
Unspecified below 5 MHz useable to 1 MHz, otherwise as individual
outputs.
Range
0 to 99.9%, resolution 0.1%
Accuracy
(2)
±5% of set depth at 1 kHz, over temperature range 17°C to 27°C
Temperature coefficient < 0.02%/°C
1 dB Bandwidth
DC to 30 kHz (DC coupled)
10 Hz to 30 kHz (AC coupled)
20 Hz to 30 kHz (AC coupled with ALC)
Distortion
(2)
<1.5% at 1 kHz rate for modulation depths up to 30%
<2.5% at 1 kHz rate for modulation depths up to 80%
Modulation source
Internal LF generator or external, via front panel BNC
PM on AM
Typically 0.1 radians at 30% depth at 470 MHz
PULSE MODULATION
Frequency range
32 MHz to 2.51 GHz (2.05 GHz for 2026A), useable to 10 MHz
RF level range
Maximum guaranteed output is reduced by 5 dB when pulse modulation is selected
RF level accuracy
When pulse modulation is enabled, adds ±0.5 dB to the RF level
accuracy specification
Control
Pulse input is on a front panel BNC with 10 kW nominal input
impedance. A logic 0 (0 V to 1 V) turns the carrier off, a logic 1
(3.5 V to 5 V) turns the carrier on. Maximum input is ±15 V
On/off ratio
Better than 45 dB below 1.2 GHz, better than 40 dB above 1.2 GHz
Rise and fall times
Less than 10 µs, overshoot <1 dB
MODULATION OSCILLATOR
The internal modulation oscillator for each signal source is capable
of generating one or two modulation tones simultaneously in one
modulation channel.
Frequency range
0.01 Hz to 20 kHz with a resolution of 0.01 Hz, frequency accuracy
as frequency standard
Distortion
Less than 0.1% THD at 1 kHz
Waveforms
Sine wave to 20 kHz and a triangular or square wave to 3 kHz
Square wave jitter
<6.4 µs on any edge
Audio Output
The modulation oscillator signal from each source is available on
the front panel Modulation Input/Output BNC connector at a nominal level of 2V RMS EMF from a 600 W source impedance.
EXTERNAL MODULATION
Input on the front panel Modulation Input/Output connector. The
modulation is calibrated with 1.414 V peak (1 V RMS sine wave)
applied. Input impedance is 100 kW nominal. Maximum safe input
±15 V.
MODULATION ALC
The external modulation input can be levelled by a peak levelling
ALC system over the input voltage range of 0.75 V to 1.25 V RMS
sine wave. High and low indicators in the display indicate when the
input is outside levelling range.
SWEEP MODE
The carrier frequency of one source can be swept. To enable more
than one source to be swept the coupling facility must be invoked.
The start/stop values of carrier frequency, frequency step size and
time per step can be set.
Step time
50 ms to 10 s per step
Trigger
A trigger input is available on a rear panel BNC connector and can
be used in single, continuous, start/stop or single step mode.
FREQUENCY STANDARD
FREQUENCY STANDARD (TCXO)
Frequency 10 MHz
Temperature Stability
Better than ±7 in 107over the operating range of 0 to 55°C
Ageing rate
Less than ±1 in 106per year
External input/output
Rear panel BNC connector accepts an external input of 1 MHz or
10 MHz at a level of 220 mV RMS to 1.8 V RMS into 1 kW. Rear
panel BNC connector provides an output of 10 MHz at a nominal
level of 2V pk-pk into 50 W.
EXTERNAL RF INPUT
The following applies when an external input is connected at the
rear panel.
Insertion loss 15 dB ±1.5 dB
Frequency range 1 MHz to 3 GHz
Return loss >20 dB to 2.51 GHz
Max input power 0.5 W
GENERAL
GPIB INTERFACE
All signal source parameters except the supply switch are remotely
programmable.
Designed in accordance with IEEE 488.2.
RS-232
All signal source parameters except the supply switch are remotely
programmable.
Connector is 9 way D type, baud rate 300 to 9600 bits per second.
Handshake hardware is DTR, RTS, CTS and DSR and software is XON
and XOFF. Electrical interface is to EIA-232-D.
ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
Conforms with the protection requirements of Council Directive
89/336/EEC. Complies with the limits specified in the following standards:
IEC/EN61326-1 : 1997, RF Emission Class B, Immunity Table 1,
Performance Criteria B
SAFETY
Conforms with the requirements of EEC Council Directive 73/72/EEC
(as amended) and the product safety standard IEC/EN 61010-1 :
2001 + C1 : 2002 + C2 : 2003 for class 1 portable equipment, for
use in a Pollution Degree 2 environment. The instrument is
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designed to be operated from an installation category 2 supply.
RATED RANGE OF USE
(Over which full specification is met unless otherwise indicated.)
Temperature 0 to 50°C, Humidity up to 93% at 40°C
Altitude up to 3050 m (10,000 ft)
CONDITIONS OF STORAGE AND TRANSPORT
Temperature -40 to +71°C, Humidity up to 93% at 40°C
Altitude up to 4600 m (15,000 ft)
POWER REQUIREMENTS
AC SUPPLY
Voltage
100 - 240 V ~(Limit 90 - 264 V~)
Frequency
50 - 60 Hz (Limit 45 - 66 Hz)
Power Consumption
250 VA maximum
CALIBRATION INTERVAL
2 years
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
(over projections but excluding front panel handles)
Height Width Depth Weight
177 mm 419 mm 488 mm 16 kg
OPTIONS
OPTION 001 - 3 SOURCE SIGNAL GENERATOR
Includes 3 signal sources
OPTION 003 - HIGH STABILITY FREQUENCY STANDARD
Replaces the internal TCXO with a high stability OCXO. Specification
as standard instrument with the following exceptions:
Ageing rate
±2.5 in 107per year, <±5 in 109per day after two months continuous use
Stability
Better than ±5 in 108over the temperature range 0 to 50°C
Warm up time
Within 2 in 107of final frequency 10 minutes after switch on at a
temperature of 20°C
OPTION 004 - REAR PANEL INPUTS
RF output, modulation input and LF output connectors are transferred to the rear panel. The signal generator specification is not
altered.
OPTION 116 - GSM MODULATION
Option 116 is available on 2026Q and 2026A/B signal generators.
Baseband source
Data rate
270.833333 kHz (13 MHz/48).
Data rate accuracy
As 10 MHz frequency standard.
Filter
Gaussian filter approximated by eight-pole RC network.
Number of outputs
3
Data pattern
(215-1) PRBS sequence.
The outputs are separated in time to ensure that they are not correlated.
ACCURACY
FM deviation
Typically better than 2% when used as described.
SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTIC
Wideband noise
For an output of +10 dBm on the individual output typically -75 dBc
measured in a 100 kHz bandwidth relative to the modulated signal
measured in a 30 kHz bandwidth at 6 MHz offset, in accordance
with ETSI-defined measurement methods on wideband noise.
Option 117 Bluetooth and GSM Modulation
Option 117 is available on the 2026A/B Signal Generators and provides a facility for generating two independant Bluetooth modulated
carriers and a simulated GSM carrier. The modulation data source
for each channel can be independantly selected as either internal
PRBS (Bluetooth PN 9, GSM Bluetooth PN 15) or external data.
Refer to separate option 117 application note for further information.
Notes
(1) Does not apply to external RF input signals to combiner.
(2) For RF levels not exceeding +10 dBm (individual output) or -4 dBm
(combined output).
VERSIONS AND ACCESSORIES
When ordering please quote the full ordering number information.
Ordering Numbers
Versions
2026A 10 kHz to 2.05 GHz MultiSource Generator
(2 internal sources)
2026B 10 kHz to 2.51 GHz MultiSource Generator
(2 internal sources)
Options
Option 001 Add third internal source
Option 003 High stability frequency standard
Option 004 Rear panel outputs
Option 116 GSM PRBS modulation (not with Option 117)
Option 117 GSM and Bluetooth Modulation (not with Option
11 6 )
Supplied with
AC power supply lead
46882/466 Operating Manual
Optional Accessories
46880/100 Service manual
46884/293 Rack mounting kit, depths from 480 mm to 680
mm
46884/294 Rack mounting kit, depths from 680 mm to 840
mm
46884/931 Rack mounting kit containing front panel brackets
only
46662/614 Soft carrying case
43129/189 1.5 m GPIB lead
46884/650 RS-232 Cable 9 way female to a 9 way female 1.5
m
46884/649 RS-232 Cable 9 way female to a 25 way female 1.5
m
54112/165 Hard carrying case
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