ITT Microwave Systems Unveils Dual Synthesizer

Nov. 26, 2006
ITT Microwave Systems has developed a dual-synthesizer version of its Wavecor direct-digital-synthesizer (DDS) product. The dual synthesizer, capable of generating multiple waveforms from 300 MHz to 18 GHz, features typical spurious levels of -65 dBc. ...

ITT Microwave Systems has developed a dual-synthesizer version of its Wavecor direct-digital-synthesizer (DDS) product. The dual synthesizer, capable of generating multiple waveforms from 300 MHz to 18 GHz, features typical spurious levels of -65 dBc. The phase noise is outstanding, typically -125 dBc/Hz offset 10 kHz from a 9-GHz carrier. The dual frequency synthesizer, which is supplied in a 6U rack-mount enclosure, offers frequency switching speed of better than 300 ns. For more information, visit the ITT Microwave Systems website at www.ittmicrowave.com/

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