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    Philips PM 5138

    • Manufacturer: Philips
    • Model: PM5138

    Philips PM 5138 The PM 5138A from Philips (today Fluke) is a modern synthesizer / function generator for the frequency range from 0.1 mHz to 10 MHz . All settings are shown on the large LC display. Some technical...

    $1,056 USD
    Zwingenberg, Germany
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    Marconi 6311

    • Manufacturer: Marconi
    • Model: 6311

    Marconi 6311 The 6311 from Marconi (today Aeroflex) is a sweep synthesizer / signal generator for the frequency range from 10 MHz to 20 GHz . The set parameters are shown on a large LC display, the display can be...

    $2,172 USD
    Zwingenberg, Germany
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    Marconi / IFR 2041

    • Manufacturer: Marconi

    Marconi / IFR 2041 The 2041 from Marconi / IFR / Aeroflex is a high performance low noise synthesizer for the frequency range from 1 0 kHz to 2.700 MHz with excellent spectral purity for reliable RF measurements....

    $4,109 USD
    Zwingenberg, Germany

Overview

Test generators are specialized machines used to simulate electrical loads for testing and verifying the functionality of electrical systems and equipment. They are essential in industries like manufacturing, research, and development, ensuring that devices meet performance standards and safety regulations before deployment.

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What should I look for when buying a used test generator?

Check the generator's age, usage history, and overall condition. Ensure it has been regularly maintained and verify that it meets the specific testing requirements for your applications.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a test generator?

Use a reliable shipping company with experience in handling sensitive electrical equipment. Make sure the generator is properly packaged and secured to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for a test generator?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting electrical connections, checking for component wear and tear, and performing calibration checks. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.