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Title & Document Type: 83731A/32A and 83731B/32B Synthesized Signal Generator Service Guide

Manual Part Number: 83731-90131

Revision Date: July 1997

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Agilent Technologies 32B, 83731B, 83731A, 32A manual Errata

32B, 32A, 83731B, 83731A specifications

Agilent Technologies has long been renowned for its innovative solutions in the field of electronic measurement, and the models 83731A, 83731B, 83732A, and 83732B are prime examples of this legacy. These instruments are high-performance signal generators renowned for their accuracy, versatility, and robust design, making them the preferred choice for engineers and researchers alike.

The Agilent 83731A and 83731B are known for their exceptional frequency range, operating from 10 MHz to 20 GHz. These models are designed for applications requiring frequency modulation and continuous wave signals, which makes them suitable for a variety of communication systems. They feature low phase noise and harmonic distortion, ensuring that the signals they produce maintain integrity even in challenging environments.

Following the A and B series, the 83732A and 83732B models extend this powerful functionality with enhanced features. These signal generators provide coverage from 10 MHz up to 40 GHz, significantly broadening their scope of application. Both models introduce advanced modulation capabilities, including AM, FM, and pulse modulation. This makes them invaluable for testing and designing RF components, such as amplifiers and oscillators, as well as for charcterizing high-speed digital systems.

One of the standout characteristics of both series is their ease of use, facilitated by intuitive interfaces combined with robust software support. Users can take advantage of programmable capabilities through various communication protocols, including GPIB and LAN, promoting automation in testing environments.

Moreover, both the 83731 and 83732 models are built on a modular design, allowing for future upgrades and maintenance with minimum downtime. This adaptability is essential for organizations wanting to future-proof their investments.

In conclusion, Agilent Technologies' 83731A, 83731B, 83732A, and 83732B signal generators exemplify the fusion of cutting-edge technology with practical usability. With their broad frequency range, precise signal generation, versatile modulation options, and user-centric designs, these instruments are invaluable assets in research, development, and manufacturing within the vast landscape of electronic communications. Their impact continues to resonate across industries, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in electronic testing and measurement.