rohde schwarz RS SMBV100B vector signal generator SMBVB-B106: 8 kHz to 6 GHz
rohde schwarz RS SMBV100B vector signal generator SMBVB-B106: 8 kHz to 6 GHz
Frequency options
Vector Signal Generator SMBVB-B103: 8 kHz to 3 GHz,Order number:1423.6270.02
Vector Signal Generator SMBVB-B106: 8 kHz to 6 GHz,Order number:1423.6370.02
Key Features
▶ Frequency Range: 8 kHz to 6 GHz
▶ Maximum Output Level: > +25 dBm, +34 dBm (Typical, f=1 GHz, Option)
▶ SSB Phase Noise: -132 dBc/Hz @ 20 kHz Offset (Typical, f=1 GHz)
▶ Maximum Internal RF Modulation Bandwidth: 1 GHz
▶ Touchscreen with Latest GUI
▶ Includes Various Digital Communication Standards for 5G NR
Key facts
Frequency range from 8 kHz to 6 GHz
Ultra high output power up to +33 dBm
1 GHz modulation bandwidth with perfect accuracy
Signal generation for all major digital communications standards incl. 5G NR, LTE and WLAN
GNSS simulator with GPS, Glonass, Galileo, BeiDou and QZSS/SBAS
deal for mobile communications, GNSS and other applications
The state-of-the-art R&S®SMBV100B vector signal generator sets standards for its class. Ultra high output power, fully calibrated wideband signal generation and intuitive touchscreen operation make the R&S®SMBV100B ideal for all kinds of applications.
Always in line with the latest major digital communications standards, such as 5G NR, LTE and WLAN, the SMBV100B is the preferred test solution for receiver and component characterization.
The R&S®SMBV100B has many GNSS options that transform the instrument into a reliable, full-featured GNSS simulator. Advanced simulation capabilities can run realistic and complex yet repeatable GNSS scenarios under controlled conditions.
Features & benefits
Perfect for signal quality
Excellent EVM performance of 0.2% for 20 MHz LTE signals even at high output power levels.lmpressive ACPR values of <-72 dB ACPR (WCDMA test model 1, 64 DPCH, measured)Very low $SB phase noise of<-134 dBc (measured) at 1 GHz and 20 kHz offset.Real-time compensation for test fixture effects.
Wide modulation bandwidth with perfect accuracy
To meet demand for higher modulation bandwidths, the R&SeSMBV100B comes with a highperformance baseband. The inteligent internal real-time frequency response correction in the generatorenables extremely high amplitude flatness of <0.3 dB (measured) across the entire bandwidth of 1GHz.
Wide modulation bandwidth with perfect accuracy
To meet demand for higher modulation bandwidths, the R&SeSMBV100B comes with a highperformance baseband. The inteligent internal real-time frequency response correction in the generatorenables extremely high amplitude flatness of <0.3 dB (measured) across the entire bandwidth of 1GHz.
Perfect for GNSS simulation
The R&SeSMBV100B has several GNSS options that transform the instrument into a reliable, full-.featured GNSS simulator. Advanced simulation capabilities can run realistic and complex yet repeatableGNSS scenarios under controlled conditions. This includes realistic modeling of GNSS orbits, signalpropagation effects and system errors as well as realistic modeling of the user environment.
Perfect for use
The intuitive operating concept makes the R&SeSMBV100B very ergonomic and practical. Thecustomizable instrument is also ready for future requirements.
Convenient operation with 7" touchscreen
Automation made easy with context-sensitive help system and SCPl recording
Internal real-time signal generation。
Perfect for upgrading
R&SeSMBV100B can be tailored to specific needs at any time
Configuring the instrument hardware requires just a few decisions. Six hardware options are availableSoftware options can be added on site at the customer facilities with keycodes.The instrument comes fully calibrated at the factory. No downtime is needed for servicing afterupgrades to extend frequency range, bandwidth or output power.
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