brief introduction
The frequency synthesis unit is a marvel of engineering, primarily composed of a frequency synthesis module, receiving module, and control module, among other components. This sophisticated unit excels in executing key operations like waveform generation, power amplification, reference signal crafting, and adept echo signal amplification and filtering, ensuring unparalleled performance.
Presenting the X8000 parameters for your reference, offering a glimpse into the capabilities and specifications of this state-of-the-art technology.
Basic parameters
Under the meticulous guidance of the signal processor, when it receives commands such as frequency control and pulse width control, the signal carrier frequency, pulse width, signal type, and local oscillator frequency are meticulously pre-set. When a trigger signal is detected, it swiftly transitions into the pre-set operating mode, ensuring seamless performance.
Initiate the Launch Excitation Signal, a crucial step in the operational sequence ensuring the sensor unit functions with precision and reliability.
| 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 |
Generate an accurate clock signal that synchronizes all processes, ensuring the efficient operation of the Advanced X-Band Sensor Unit.
| frequency |
40MHz |
| wave form |
Point frequency continuous wave |
| output power |
4dBm ± 1dB (50 Ω load) |
| joint |
SMP |
Ensure perfect harmony with the synchronization signal, coordinating all components for flawless execution of tasks.
| frequency |
10MHz |
| wave form |
Point frequency continuous wave |
| output power |
≥ 5dBm (50 Ω load) |
| joint |
SMP |
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