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Plate 01Keysight Agilent N5171B EXG X-Series 6GHz RF Analog Signal G
Plate 02keysight agilent n5171b rf analog signal generator 9 khz - 1ghz (3 ghz or 6ghz optional)
Plate 03rackmount durable exg signal generator , keysight agilent n5171b x series
Plate 04rackmount durable exg signal generator , keysight agilent n5171b x series
The Keysight N5171B is an EXG-series analog signal generator. The N5171B has a maximum frequency of 6 GHz. The phase noise of the N5171B at 1 GHz and 20 kHz offset is -122 dBc/Hz. The maximum output power of the N5171B at 1 GHz is +21 dBm. The frequency switching speed of the N5171B is 800 microseconds.[1]
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Last updated Oct 5, 2026.