Stanford Research SG382 2 GHz Signal Generator

Stanford Research Systems RF Signal Sources. Frequency range: DC to 62.5 MHz (BNC output), Resolution: 1 µHz.

Model
Stanford Research Systems SG382
Calibration
Available on request
Price
$5,179
Status
In stock
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SG382
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This unit

The Stanford Research Systems SG382 is a 2 GHz analog RF signal generator delivering high-resolution frequency synthesis across DC to 2.025 GHz via dual outputs. Built on Rational Approximation Frequency Synthesis architecture, it achieves 1 µHz frequency resolution, -116 dBc/Hz phase noise at 20 kHz offset (1 GHz carrier), and 1 × 10⁻¹¹ frequency stability. The instrument supports six modulation types

AM, FM, ΦM, PM, Pulse, and Blank - with internal waveform sources and external input capability, making it suitable for precision RF characterization and demanding test environments.


Technical Specifications

Frequency Generation

  • Frequency range: DC to 62.5 MHz (BNC output); 950 kHz to 2.025 GHz (N-type output)

  • Frequency resolution: 1 µHz

  • Frequency stability: 1 × 10⁻¹¹ (1 second Allan variance)

  • Switching speed: <8 ms to within 1 ppm Output Characteristics

  • BNC output: 1 mVrms to 1 Vrms amplitude, ±1.5 VDC offset, 5 mV offset resolution

  • N-type output: +16.5 dBm to -110 dBm power range, 1.60:1 VSWR, 62.5 MHz)

  • I/Q modulation option available (400 MHz to 2.025 GHz carrier range, >40 dBc carrier suppression) Timebase

  • Standard: OCXO; optional rubidium timebase available Interfaces

  • Ethernet, GPIB, RS-232


Key Features



  • Dual-output architecture supports low-frequency (DC–62.5 MHz) and RF (950 kHz–2.025 GHz) applications

  • Optional low-jitter differential clock outputs

  • Benchtop configuration with front-panel control


Typical Applications Precision RF testing, phase noise measurement, modulation characterization, and frequency synthesis in research and production environments.


Compatibility & Integration Network and legacy instrument control via Ethernet, GPIB, and RS-232 interfaces.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Frequency RangeDC to 62.5 MHz (BNC output)
950 kHz to 2.025 GHz (N-type output) | Power Range (dBm)'+16.5 dBm to -110 dBm (N-type output) | Voltage / Current Range: 1 mVrms to 1 Vrms (BNC)

Stanford Research Systems SG382 — Repair & Calibration Service

Aumictech offers NIST-traceable calibration and repair for the Stanford Research Systems SG382. Calibration covers output frequency accuracy, output power level accuracy across the full frequency range, AM/FM/PM/pulse modulation accuracy, harmonic and spurious output levels, and phase noise floor verification. All calibrations ship with a NIST-traceable certificate. Turnaround is typically 1–3 business days after receipt.

Standard Cal
$450
Pass/fail cert + NIST sticker
Cal with Data
$650
Full NIST cert with measured values

Common Stanford Research Systems SG382 faults: YIG oscillator failure (no output or loss of lock), step attenuator wear (output drops or steps at set attenuation), ALC loop failure (uncontrolled output power), I/Q modulator assembly failure. HP/Agilent 836xx series most common faults are YIG oscillator failure and step attenuator contact wear causing output steps or drops at specific attenuation settings. Keysight E4428C/E4438C units most commonly develop ALC loop failure and I/Q modulator assembly faults. YIG oscillator replacement and attenuator service are stocked repairs.

Stanford Research Systems SG382 price

This Stanford Research Systems SG382 is listed at $5,179. Calibration is available separately from $450. Contact us for volume pricing or if you need multiple units.

Stanford Research Systems SG382 calibration cost

NIST-traceable calibration for the Stanford Research Systems SG382 is $450 (standard — pass/fail certificate and calibration sticker) or $650 (full measured data at every test point, reference standards documented, traceability chain included). Calibration for this instrument covers output frequency accuracy, output power level accuracy across the full frequency range, AM/FM/PM/pulse modulation accuracy, harmonic and spurious output levels, and phase noise floor verification. Turnaround is 1 to 3 business days after receipt. See full calibration details →

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