Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
berkeleynucleonics.com/phase-noise-testers
This is a short tutorial on operating the Model 7000 (Signal Source Analyzers / Phase Noise Test Systems offered by Berkeley Nucleonics.)
Berkeley Nucleonics offers a system for signal source analysis unmatched in performance at a terrific value. These benchtop, self-contained instruments allow analysis of different modes of noise, spectrum and transient signals. The 7000 Series allows users to make both residual and absolute noise measurements from 5 MHz to 30 GHz. Our units are complete instruments with user interface, power, packaging and optional add-ons. Users can work with internal or external references using a two-channel cross-correlation engine for maximum dynamic range. The 7000 Series requires minimal training on the GUI and installation can be done in a few minutes.
berkeleynucleonics.com/phase-noise-testers
This is a short tutorial on operating the Model 7000 (Signal Source Analyzers / Phase Noise Test Systems offered by Berkeley Nucleonics.)
Berkeley Nucleonics offers a system for signal source analysis unmatched in performance at a terrific value. These benchtop, self-contained instruments allow analysis of different modes of noise, spectrum and transient signals. The 7000 Series allows users to make both residual and absolute noise measurements from 5 MHz to 30 GHz. Our units are complete instruments with user interface, power, packaging and optional add-ons. Users can work with internal or external references using a two-channel cross-correlation engine for maximum dynamic range. The 7000 Series requires minimal training on the GUI and installation can be done in a few minutes.
