How to avoid signal loss while working with a spectrum analyzer and Keysight Technologies N5182B MXG?
If you are experiencing signal loss while working with a spectrum analyzer and the Keysight Technologies Portable Generator, use one of the unleveled operating modes to avoid reverse power problems.
How to fix the display if it is too dark on Keysight Technologies N5182B MXG?
To fix a display that is too dark to read on the Keysight Technologies Portable Generator, use the figure in “Display Settings” on page 39 to locate the brightness softkey and adjust the value so that you can see the display.
Why does pressing Preset perform a user preset on Keysight Technologies N5182B MXG Portable Generator?
If pressing Preset performs a user preset on your Keysight Technologies Portable Generator, send the command :SYST:PRESet:TYPE NORM. This is due to the use of a backward–compatible SCPI command.
What to do if instrument state is saved but the register is empty on Keysight Technologies N5182B MXG?
If the instrument state is saved but the register is empty or contains the wrong state on the Keysight Technologies Portable Generator, recall register 99.
General| Amplitude Accuracy | ±0.5 dB |
|---|---|
| Harmonics | < -30 dBc |
| Frequency Range | 100 kHz to 6 GHz |
| Modulation Types | AM, FM, PM, Pulse, FSK, PSK, QAM |
| I/Q Modulation | Yes |
| ARB Waveform Memory | Up to 64 Msample |
| Spurious | < -70 dBc |
| Non-harmonic Spurious | < -70 dBc |
| Connectivity | GPIB, LAN, USB |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 177 mm x 426 mm x 470 mm (6.9 in x 16.8 in x 18.5 in) |
| Weight | 21.3 kg (47 lb) |
Overview of available EXG and MXG X-Series signal generators, including RF Analog, Vector, and Microwave Analog models with options.
Explanation of front panel controls, softkeys, display areas, and annunciators for user interaction and information.
Detailed description of rear panel connectors for N5171B/72B/81B/82B and N5173B/83B models.
Configuring GPIB, LAN interfaces, remote languages, and enabling LAN services.
Includes Dual ARB, Real-Time Custom, Real-Time Applications, Multitone, Two-Tone, AWGN, Phase Noise, and Fading modes.
Guide to using numeric keypad, arrow keys, and menus for setting parameters like frequency and amplitude.
Configuring swept outputs using step sweep or list sweep methods for frequency and amplitude sweeps.
Explains how to read error messages and provides information on error message types.
Using dual power meter display, USB pass-through commands, and power meter servo for accurate measurements.
Applying flatness correction, internal/external leveling, and unleveled modes for improved signal accuracy.
Step-by-step guide to configuring and enabling pulse modulation.
Applying and controlling markers for signal analysis and triggering waveform playback.
Step-by-step instructions to set up and activate a real-time fading simulation.
Procedures to select Primary, BERT (Option UN7), or N5102A (Option 003/004) operating modes.
Procedures to verify BERT function through self-test and custom digital modulation examples.
Setting parameters for the N5102A module in output mode, including logic type and port configuration.
Setting parameters for the N5102A module in input mode, including logic type and port configuration.
Solutions for display issues (darkness, black screen) and signal generator lock-ups.
Addressing issues like no RF output, modulation problems, low power, and distortion.
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