Berkeley Nucleonics 602a88297cf1e

Berkeley Nucleonics Corp

2955 Kerner Blvd,
San Rafael, CA 94901
United States of America
415-453-9955
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Berkeley Nucleonics 602a88297cf1e

Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation (BNC) is a leading manufacturer of precision electronic instrumentation for test, measurement, and nuclear research. Our corporate headquarters are in San Rafael, California, with additional manufacturing facilities and sales offices located throughout the United States.

 

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Model 875 Victor Signal Generator
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The Model 875 vector signal generator is available in five frequency-range models covering 10 MHz to 40 GHz, with an internal I/Q modulator and 400 MHz of RF modulation bandwidth...
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Model 870A Signal Generator
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The Model 870A signal generator reaches 12.75, 20, 40 or 54 GHz from a 10 MHz start, with an option extending coverage down to 9 kHz. It delivers one to four phase-coherent channels...
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Model 686 Arbitrary Waveform Generators
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The Model 686 arbitrary waveform generator samples at up to 20 GS/s with 14-bit vertical resolution and up to 9 Gpts of waveform memory. Choose two or four analog channels, plus...
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Model 855B
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The Model 855B fits up to four phase-coherent signal generator channels in a 1U rackmount, covering 300 kHz to 6, 12, 20, 33 or 40 GHz. Maximum output power is +25 dBm, and Option...
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Model 7340 Phase Noise Analyzer
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The Model 7340 phase noise tester and signal source analyzer measures carriers from 1 MHz to 40 GHz at offsets from 0.01 Hz to 100 MHz. Two-channel cross-correlation with internal...
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BNC Blue RF Power Sensor
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Model 12100 Series USB RF power sensors measure true-RMS average power from 9 kHz to 67 GHz, with a WR-15 waveguide model reaching 75 GHz. The -60 to +26 dBm dynamic range works...
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ICX-090 Spectrum Analyzer Cutout
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The ICX-FieldHawk handheld real-time spectrum analyzer covers 9 kHz to 40 GHz with 100 MHz of real-time bandwidth, so brief and intermittent signals stay in view. The displayed...
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A high performance internal I/Q modulator enables customized waveforms as modulation signals and supports a variety of modulation schemes including avionics modulation. The digital...
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The Model 870A is a series of phase-coherent, single, or multi-channel, ultra-fast switching, and ultra-low phase noise signal generators with a frequency range up to 20, 40, ...

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The Model 686 arbitrary waveform generator
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14-bit architecture provides 5.8 GHz measured bandwidth, 6.5 GHz sine generation, deep waveform memory and multi-instrument synchronization SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (October 12, 2026...

Resources

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Open software against a calibrated front end: the boundary, and how to work across it
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Why the landscape looks the way it does, what separates one class of device from the next, and a selection method that works against any vendor's datasheet.
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This application note reports the measured channel-to-channel and unit-to-unit phase stability of the Model 855B multi-channel Signal Generator at 5 GHz over 10 and 24 hour runs...
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Vector sources do more than vary one parameter at a time. With an internal I/Q modulator and pulse descriptor word playback, the Model 875 reproduces complex modulated and threat...
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Phase noise sets the floor on what a signal source can measure, simulate, or detect. This note explains how it is defined, how it is specified across offsets, and how Berkeley...

Articles

Berkeley Nucleonics unveiled its latest RF/microwave signal generator, which handles a frequency range from 100 kHz to 50 GHz and comes in 1- to 4-channel configurations.
As wireless applications and frequencies ramp up, test equipment must increase measurement capabilities, even when operating as battery-powered portables, into the mmWave range...
During a time when defense electronics technology is strong, the industry readies itself for the global adoption of 5G and electronically steered vehicles.
As the applications extrapolate for wireless devices and interest grows in millimeter-wave frequencies, the RF/microwave industry gathers together with great optimism for the ...
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The R&S SMA100B
The second-ever edition of this event to be held in the continental U.S. drew in a crowd to its show floor and technical sessions.
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The 7000 series
A relatively affordable test system performs phase-noise measurements on microwave sources from 5 MHz to 40 GHz in three system configurations.
To meet the needs of the latest industry demands, signal and spectrum analyzers are increasing in bandwidth, frequency, portability, and memory.
A line of real-time spectrum analyzers includes models spanning 100 kHz to 27 GHz with real-time bandwidths as large as 100 MHz for instantaneous viewing of continuous, pulsed...
Product advances during the year benefit customers of active and passive components, as well as test equipment, serving applications from RF through millimeter-wave frequencies...
This versatile phase-noise test set provides results for carriers through 26 GHz across a wide range of offset frequencies.

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Model 845 is a compact signal generator capable of fast switching speed and low phase noise from 10 MHz to beyond 20 GHz.