Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Discover how the MXG signal generator’s four-channel, phase-coherent architecture simplifies angle of arrival (AoA) emulation. Unlike setups with multiple single-channel generators, the MXG uses direct digital synthesis with a shared reference, ensuring tight phase alignment and easier synchronization for accurate multipath simulation. In this demonstration, a 1 GHz continuous-wave pulse is transmitted across four time-aligned channels and analyzed using a Keysight MXR oscilloscope and vector signal analysis software. You’ll see how the MXG eliminates phase drift and bypasses the complex calibration typically required in multi-generator configurations.
Discover how the MXG signal generator’s four-channel, phase-coherent architecture simplifies angle of arrival (AoA) emulation. Unlike setups with multiple single-channel generators, the MXG uses direct digital synthesis with a shared reference, ensuring tight phase alignment and easier synchronization for accurate multipath simulation. In this demonstration, a 1 GHz continuous-wave pulse is transmitted across four time-aligned channels and analyzed using a Keysight MXR oscilloscope and vector signal analysis software. You’ll see how the MXG eliminates phase drift and bypasses the complex calibration typically required in multi-generator configurations.
