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Agilent Technologies E4400B User Manual

Agilent Technologies E4400B
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Agilent Technologies E4400B Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power Resolution0.1 dB
Harmonics<-30 dBc
Non-harmonic Spurious<-60 dBc
DisplayLCD
Output Power-136 to +13 dBm
Modulation TypesAM, FM, Phase, Pulse
Power Requirements100 to 240 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz
Amplitude Accuracy+/- 1.0 dB

Summary

1. Preparing for Use

Installing the Signal Generator

Procedures for properly installing the signal generator, including shipment check and handle installation.

Verifying Signal Generator Operation

Daily functional check to verify proper operation and identify any errors.

See Agilent Technologies ESG Family Internet Page for the Latest Information

Information on obtaining the latest news, product support, and application literature.

2 Using Functions

Setting Frequency and Power Levels

Step-by-step guide to setting the RF frequency and output power level.

Setting Up Internally Generated Amplitude Modulation

Procedure to generate an amplitude-modulated signal with specific carrier frequency, power, depth, and rate.

Setting Up Internally Generated Frequency Modulation

Procedure to generate a frequency-modulated signal with specific carrier frequency, power, deviation, and rate.

Creating a Step Sweep and a List Sweep

Two methods to set up the signal generator to sweep defined sets of points.

Saving and Recalling an Instrument State

Learn how to save instrument settings to a memory register and recall them.

Enabling Options

How to enable both hardware and software options for added capabilities.

If You Encounter a Problem

List of symptoms and possible solutions for unexpected behavior.

Returning a Signal Generator to Agilent Technologies

Instructions on how to return the signal generator for servicing.

3 Front and Rear Panel

Front Panel Overview

Description of the keys, connectors, and display layout of the front panel.

Display Annotation

Explanation of different areas and indicators on the signal generator's display.

Rear Panel Overview

Description of the connectors and layout of the rear panel.

4 Hardkey and Softkey Reference

AM

Details on Amplitude Modulation (AM) settings and softkeys.

Ampl

Reference for Amplitude (Ampl) settings and related softkeys.

FM

Details on Frequency Modulation (FM) settings and softkeys.

Freq

Reference for Frequency settings and related softkeys.

I/Q

Details on I/Q modulation settings and softkeys.

LF Out

Reference for Low Frequency (LF) Output settings and related softkeys.

Phase Modulation

Details on Phase Modulation (ΦM) settings and softkeys.

Power Switch

How to turn the signal generator's power on or to standby mode.

Preset

How to set the signal generator to a known state (factory or user-defined).

Pulse

Details on Pulse modulation settings and softkeys.

Recall

How to recall saved instrument states from memory registers.

RF On/Off

Toggles the RF signal on and off at the RF OUTPUT connector.

Save

How to save the current instrument state to memory registers and sequences.

Sweep/List

Defining series of points for frequency, amplitude, and dwell time sweeps.

Trigger

How to trigger specified events or series of events, including sweeps and modulations.

Utility

Access to system settings, memory catalog, and diagnostic information.

5 Memory Structure

Memory Types

Description of the different types of memory used in the signal generator.

File Storage – the Memory Catalog

How to view, copy, rename, and delete stored files using the memory catalog.

6 Safety and Regulatory

Safety Notes

Explains the meaning of CAUTION and WARNING notes used in the manual.

Instrument Markings

Explains the various safety, compliance, and operational markings on the instrument.

General Safety Considerations

General safety guidelines and precautions to prevent electrical shock and product damage.

Statement of Compliance

Declares product compliance with IEC Publication 1010 and safety requirements.

Assistance

Information on obtaining product maintenance agreements and customer assistance.

Certification

Agilent Technologies certifies product specifications and calibration traceability.

Declaration of Conformity

Formal declaration of conformity to EMC and safety standards.

Compliance with German Noise Requirements

Declares conformance with German regulations on noise declaration for machines.

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