Product Overview
Wiltron 6769B Swept Frequency Synthesizer with Front Panel Sweep, Modulation and Rear IEEE 488 GPIB Control
Condition
Used, in good cosmetic condition with minor marks and scratches on the case; two bottom feet are missing from the back. It powers on without issue, and basic functionality checks found no problems with the buttons or display; limited testing was performed for lack of the right test equipment. Markings legible: WILTRON, Swept Frequency Synthesizer, Model 6769B, 10 MHz to 40 GHz, Made in U.S.A., IEEE 488 GPIB, 90-130V 180-250V 50-400Hz 220VA, 220V 2A 110V 4A, Note: Use Slow Blow Fuses Only, Caution: Do Not Operate With Ungrounded Power Cord.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
Satisfaction guaranteed, every time.
Product Overview
One box covers 10 MHz to 40 GHz, with frequency, modulation and level each in a separate display and the sweep controls laid out beside them. Wiltron is now part of Anritsu, and this synthesizer comes from the Wiltron line.
Key Features
- Frequency range 10 MHz to 40 GHz
- Three displays: FREQUENCY, MODULATION / TIME and LEVEL
- SWEEP section with F1-F2 and F3-F4 keys, plus TRIGGER selection for AUTO, LINE, EXT and MANUAL SWEEP, and a SINGLE SWEEP key
- MODULATION section with PULSE and EXT AM/FM keys, plus MEASURE, LEVELING and RF LEVEL sections
- STORED SETUPS keys marked SCAN SETUPS and RECALL
- Front RF OUTPUT connector
- Rear IEEE 488 GPIB connector for remote control
- Rear BNC jacks marked 10 MHz REF INPUT, 10 MHz REF OUTPUT, FM INPUT, AM INPUT, PULSE/GATE/TRIG INPUT, PULSE SYNC OUTPUT, HORIZ OUTPUT, V/GHz OUTPUT, MARKER OUTPUT, RETRACE BLANK OUTPUT, PEN LIFT and SWEEP TRIGGER INPUT
- LINE SELECT switch for 110 or 220 operation
Applications
- Sweeping filters, amplifiers and couplers through 40 GHz
- Running sweeps from a test computer over GPIB in an automated rack
- Replacing a failed 6769B in an existing microwave test station
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a rear 10 MHz reference input?
Yes. The rear panel carries BNC jacks marked 10 MHz REF INPUT and 10 MHz REF OUTPUT.
Will it run on a 120 V outlet?
Yes. It is rated 90-130V and 180-250V, 50-400Hz, 220VA, and the LINE SELECT switch sets 110 or 220. Use slow blow fuses only: 2A at 220V, 4A at 110V.
Has the full 10 MHz to 40 GHz range been checked on this unit?
No. It powers on without issue and basic checks found no problems with the buttons or display, but limited testing was performed for lack of the right test equipment. You get a synthesizer that powers up with a working keypad and display, and you take on verifying RF output across the band. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Made in U.S.A., and 10 MHz to 40 GHz in one box. Put a power meter on the RF OUTPUT and see what it still delivers.
