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The FMNG1000 is a calibrated noise source module manufactured by Fairview Microwave, designed for RF and microwave testing applications. It operates within a frequency range of 0.01 MHz to 2 GHz. The device provides a calibrated excess noise ratio (ENR) output of 15 dB. It requires a DC supply voltage of +28 VDC for operation. The module features SMA connectors for signal input and output connections. This component serves as a reference standard for measuring the noise figure of amplifiers and receivers.
Verify the specific datasheet version for the FMNG1000 to confirm the exact ENR tolerance and operating temperature range before integration. Ensure that the test equipment supports the required +28 VDC supply and SMA interface. Confirm availability status with authorized distributors as inventory levels may vary. Cross-reference the frequency range specifications against your application requirements to ensure coverage from 0.01 MHz to 2 GHz meets your needs.
Select this module when a calibrated noise source is required for frequencies up to 2 GHz. Consider the 15 dB ENR value relative to the gain of the device under test to ensure sufficient signal-to-noise ratio for accurate Y-factor measurements. Verify that the SMA connector type matches your existing test cabling infrastructure. Evaluate the thermal performance if the module will be used in environments with varying ambient temperatures.
The FMNG1000 belongs to the family of RF IC Noise Source modules produced by Fairview Microwave. These components are categorized under RF Misc ICs and Modules. They are engineered to provide stable and repeatable noise outputs for laboratory and field testing environments. The product line focuses on delivering precise calibration standards for wireless communication and radar system development.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Users requiring alternative sources should consult official manufacturer channels or equivalent calibrated noise source modules with matching frequency ranges and ENR values.