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Product Description

Overview

The perfect addition to Keysight's noise figure solutions is the Keysight 346A noise source. It does not require many sources in various frequency bands because it is broadband (10 MHz to 18 GHz). By minimizing test signal reflection, the noise source's low SWR lowers measurement uncertainty. The extremely tiny change in reflection coefficient (<0.01) from ON to OFF is specifically made to accurately characterize devices that are sensitive to input impedance, such as GaAsFETs and several UHF amplifiers.

  • Range of frequencies: 10 MHz to 18 GHz
  • VSWR: less than 1.3:1
  • Connectors: 3.5 mm (m) and BNC (f) input bias
  • Low SWR: Lessen the uncertainty in noise figure measurement
  • ENR levels: Individually calibrated at particular frequencies
Specifications
ENR Range 4.5 to 6.5 dB ENR Automatic Download No
Excess Noise Ratio (ENR) 5 - 7 dB Frequency range 10 MHz to 18 GHz
Maximum frequency 18 GHz Minimum frequency 10 MHz
Minimum Frequency Range 10 MHz Temperature Compensation No
Type Noise Source Works with NFA, ESA - E Series, PNA - X, PSA Series, X - Series (PXA, MXA, EXA, CXA)
Models Comparison
Keysight 346A Keysight 346B Keysight 346C
Reflection coefficient differential between on and off states is specified to be no greater than 0.01 Reflection coefficient differential between on and off states is not specified, but is less than 0.1 typically Reflection coefficient differential between on and off states is not specified, but is less than 0.1 typically
Specified output noise spectrum from 10 MHz to 18 GHz Specified output noise spectrum from 10 MHz to 18 GHz Specified output noise spectrum from 10 MHz to 26.5 GHz
Nominal ENR is 6 dB over the specified frequency range Nominal ENR is 15 dB over the specified frequency range Nominal ENR is 15 dB over the specified frequency range
Not directly usable for Keysight 8970A IF attenuator calibration (Special Function 33). 10 dB of gain is required Suitable for Keysight 8970A IF attenuator calibration (Special Function 33) Suitable for Keysight 8970A IF attenuator calibration (Special Function 33)
Not directly usable for Keysight 8970B IF attenuator calibration. Refer to "Calibration, IF Attenuators" in the Keysight 8970B Operating Manual Suitable for Keysight 8970B IF attenuator calibration. Refer to "Calibration, IF Attenuators" in the Keysight 8970B Operating Manual Suitable for Keysight 8970B IF attenuator calibration. Refer to "Calibration, IF Attenuators" in the Keysight 8970B Operating Manual
Delivery Information
  • Net weight: 0.1 kg (3.5 oz.)
  • Dimensions: 140 × 21 × 31mm (5.5 × 0.8 × 1.2 in)
Manuals & Resources
FD-615MT Specs.pdf
Tektronix AWG70000-Programmer-Manual.pdf
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FD-615MT Specs.pdf
Tektronix AWG70000B-Datasheet_EN-US.pdf
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the frequency range of the Keysight 346A noise source?

The Keysight 346A operates over a broadband frequency range of 10 MHz to 18 GHz, reducing the need for multiple sources across different bands.

What makes the Keysight 346A suitable for impedance-sensitive devices?

It features an extremely small change in reflection coefficient (<0.01) from its ON to OFF states, specifically designed to accurately characterize devices highly sensitive to input impedance changes, such as GaAsFETs.

How does the 346A help reduce measurement uncertainty?

It is designed with a low Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR less than 1.3:1) which minimizes test signal reflections, thereby lowering measurement uncertainty.

What are the main differences between the Keysight 346A, 346B, and 346C models?

The primary differences lie in the nominal ENR (6 dB for 346A, 15 dB for 346B and 346C), the frequency range (up to 18 GHz for A/B, up to 26.5 GHz for C), and the specified reflection coefficient limit which is tightest on the 346A.

What input and output connectors are used on the Keysight 346A?

It features a 3.5 mm (male) connector for the RF output and a BNC (female) connector for the input bias voltage.

Which instruments are compatible with the Keysight 346A?

It works seamlessly with standard noise figure analyzers and signal analyzers, including the NFA, ESA E-Series, PNA-X, PSA Series, and X-Series (PXA, MXA, EXA, CXA).

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