Tabor LS1291P - 12 GHz RF Analog Signal Generator

• Model LS1291P
• 12 GHz RF signal generator
• Fast switching speed
• 10-inch touch screen suited for day and night use
• Remotely programmable via MATLAB, Python, LabVIEW and other software programming environments

The all-new Lucid series offers the most advanced features and industry-leading performance in the most compact form factor. The series features 3, 6, and 12 GHz single-channel versions all sharing the very same industry-leading highlighted features in a compact, small footprint, modern tablet-like design. Featuring superior signal integrity and purity, all the necessary modulated signals for analog communication systems with built-in USB, optional LAN interfaces and removable micro-SD card the Lucid series is designed to meet today’s most demanding applications needed from labs through R&D benches to the production lines.

Signal Integrity and Purity

One of the most important requirements in today’s testing and measurement applications is high signal quality. With a typical SSB phase noise of -145dBc at 100MHz, and -132dBc at 1GHz at 10kHz offset, Tabor’s all-new Lucid series platform delivers one of the best quality signals available on the market today, answering the ever-growing demand for clear and precise signals.

Fast Switching

In today’s world, time is a crucial factor whether in design, on the production floor, or inside ATE systems. Tabor’s all-new Lucid series ensures maximum measurements in minimum time setting the industry’s highest throughput standard.

Modulation Schemes

Signal bursts and chirps have become a common need in the daily life of any aerospace or defense application. With Tabor’s all-new Lucid series any modulation is possible no matter if it’s AM, FM, PM or Sweep.

Multiple Ways to Control the Unit

Tabor’s Lucid series comes with its own dedicated software to control the instrument functions, modes, and features via a graphical user interface (GUI) as well as a complete set of drivers. This allows you to write your application in various environments including Labview, Python, CVI, C++, VB, and MATLab. You may also link the supplied dll to other Windows-based API’s or use low-level SCPI commands to program the instrument.