brief introduction
The frequency synthesis unit is a marvel of modern engineering, primarily composed of a sophisticated frequency synthesis module, an advanced receiving module, and a state-of-the-art control module. It masterfully executes a variety of vital functions, including generating waveforms, amplifying power, creating reference signals, and enhancing and filtering echo signals.
Here are the X8000 parameters, intended exclusively for reference purposes.
Basic parameters
Under the precise control of the signal processor, upon receiving crucial signals like frequency control and pulse width control, the system adeptly pre-sets the signal carrier frequency, pulse width, signal type, and local oscillator frequency. When a trigger signal is detected, it swiftly transitions to the pre-set operational mode, ensuring seamless performance.
Initiating the launch of the excitation signal - a crucial step in the operation of our Precision X-Band Radar Sensor.
| Operating Frequency |
X-band |
| signal form |
Long short pulse composite signal |
| Emission excitation signal phase noise |
≤-90dBc/ Hz@1kHz |
| Output modes |
1 Road |
| joint |
SMP |
The clock signal is meticulously synchronized to ensure optimal timing and performance.
| frequency |
40MHz |
| wave form |
Point frequency continuous wave |
| output power |
4dBm ± 1dB (50 Ω load) |
| joint |
SMP |
With impeccable precision, the synchronization signal aligns all system components, ensuring harmonious operation.
| frequency |
10MHz |
| wave form |
Point frequency continuous wave |
| output power |
≥ 5dBm (50 Ω load) |
| joint |
SMP |
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