SIGLENT Released SSG3000X Plus RF Generators
The new series of signal generators offers broad frequency ranges for IoT and wireless connectivity testing.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Semiconductors
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SIGLENT has introduced its new SSG3000X Plus Series of RF signal generators designed for testing and development. The instruments support various modulation types to accommodate tasks in education and production environments.
Why it matters
This new series provides accessible, high-performance instruments that support essential development workflows in IoT and wireless communications. The inclusion of versatile connectivity options makes these tools suitable for both educational settings and specialized production testing.
The SSG3000X Plus Series features a frequency range of 9kHz to 3.2GHz with a 0.01Hz setting resolution and a 5-inch capacitive touchscreen. Typical phase noise is -117dBc/Hz at 1GHz carrier and 20kHz offset with a maximum output level of +20dBm.
The players
SIGLENT
SIGLENT is a global manufacturer of electronic test and measurement instruments used in education, research, and industry.
The details
The instruments support AM, FM, phase, and pulse modulation, with pulse modulation reaching an on-off ratio of 68dBc or greater. Devices also integrate with USB power sensors and offer browser-based remote control via USB and LAN interfaces.
Timeline
SIGLENT introduced the SSG3000X Plus Series on September 30, 2026.
The Tech Race
The introduction of this series reflects the ongoing push to provide entry-level laboratories with professional-grade test equipment that matches the standard industry requirement for IoT device connectivity verification. It positions the manufacturer to compete by lowering the barrier for signal integrity analysis in education and design sectors.
Engineers and educators can utilize the browser-based remote control features to manage tests from mobile devices or PCs without needing to be physically present at the workstation. Integration with standard USB power sensors allows users to calibrate output levels directly at the device under test.
The takeaway
Reliable signal generation is a foundational requirement for verifying modern wireless and IoT technologies in R&D environments. Professionals should look for equipment that balances high-frequency precision with remote connectivity to optimize their testing workflows.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Electronic Specifier.
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