SSG5000X Series of Signal Generators

  • Frequency up to 4 GHz/6 GHz
  • 0.001 Hz frequency setting resolution
  • Maximum output power up to +26 dBm (typ.)
  • Phase Noise: -120 dBc/ Hz @ 1 GHz, 20 kHz offset (typ.)
  • Single pulse, double pulse and pulse train generator
    (option)

Product Overview

SIGLENT’S SSG5000X RF Signal Generators can generate analog and vector signals, and have a frequency range of 9 kHz to 4 GHz/6 GHz. They feature the industry-leading performance in phase noise, spectral purity, bandwidth, EVM, output power. The internal IQ modulation generator and waveform playback function make it easy to create even the most complex signal types. SSG5000X generators also cover the most important RF band for digital wireless communications and include standard waveform files. The SIGLENT SSG5000X Signal Generators are powerful and cost effective sources that are ideal for R&D, education, and manufacturing.

Frequency Range Amplitude Resolution Phase Noise I/Q Modulation Price
SSG5040X CW MODE 9 kHz-4 GHz 0.01 dB -120 dBc/Hz @1 GHz, offset 20 kHz (typ.) No Call for Quote Request a Quote
SSG5060X CW MODE 9 kHz-6 GHz 0.01 dB -120 dBc/Hz @1 GHz, offset 20 kHz (typ.) No Call for Quote Request a Quote
SSG5040X-V CW MODE 9 kHz - 4 GHz; IQ MODE 10 MHz - 4 GHz 0.01 dB -120 dBc/Hz @1 GHz, offset 20 kHz (typ.) Yes Call for Quote Request a Quote
SSG5060X-V CW MODE 9 kHz - 6 GHz; IQ MODE 10 MHz - 6 GHz 0.01 dB -120 dBc/Hz @1 GHz, offset 20 kHz (typ.) Yes Call for Quote Request a Quote

Key Features

  • Frequency up to 4 GHz/6 GHz
  • 001 Hz frequency setting resolution
  • Maximum output power up to +26 dBm (typ.)
  • Phase Noise: -120 dBc/ Hz @ 1 GHz, 20 kHz offset (typ.)
  • User-programmable flatness correction
  • Provides AM, FM, and PM analog modulation with internal, external, or Int+Ext source
  • Single pulse, double pulse, and pulse train generator (option)
  • Internal IQ modulation with 150 MHz modulation bandwidth with perfect in-factory calibration
  • Built-in digital communication standard waveform sample files such as 5G-NR, LTE, WCDMA, WLAN, Blue-Tooth, CDMA
  • Internal Custom mode to generate common IQ signals such as QAM, FSK, ASK, MSK
  • Analog differential I/Q outputs
  • External analog I/Q input
  • USB-power meter measurement
  • 5-inch TFT capacitive touch screen, mouse, and keyboard support
  • Web browser remote control on PC and mobile terminals
  • The standard interface includes a USB Host, USB Device (USB TMC), and LAN (VXI-11, Socket, Telnet). Optional interface: GPIB

“In a side-by-side comparison, the Siglent gear simply performed tasks that Keysight gear could not.”

– Darren M., Research & Development

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SSG5000X Series QuickGuide

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Application Notes

SIGLENT RF Signal Source Comparison/Differences

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