Keysight
Keysight N5166B is a CXG vector signal generator. Keysight N5166B has a maximum frequency of 6 GHz. Keysight N5166B has a maximum RF bandwidth of 120 MHz internal and 200 MHz external.[1]
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The N5166B supports CW operation and digital modulation modes. The N5166B provides step sweep and list sweep operating modes for frequency and amplitude sweeps. The N5166B specifies typical frequency switching speed of 5 ms in SCPI or list and step sweep mode for both CW and digital modulation modes. The N5166B has a frequency resolution of 0.001 Hz and phase offset adjustable in nominal 0.1 degree increments.[2][3]
The N5166B includes an internal reference output of 10 MHz and accepts an external reference input of 10 MHz as standard, with 1 MHz to 50 MHz support available through option 1ER. The N5166B provides USB, GPIB, and LAN interfaces for SCPI remote programming. The LAN interface is LXI Class C compliant and also supports access to the internal web server and FTP server.[2][3]
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The N5166B provides USB, GPIB, and LAN interfaces for SCPI remote programming. The LAN interface supports DHCP, sockets SCPI, VXI-11 SCPI, connection monitoring, dynamic hostname services, TCP keep alive, and LXI Class C compliance.[2]
The N5166B accepts a 10 MHz external reference signal as standard. Option 1ER adds the capability to lock to frequencies from 1 MHz to 50 MHz.[2]
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Last updated Oct 17, 2026.