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![]() "Paul Burridge" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a spare RF signal generator that has an unmarked output from a type of socket I've never seen before. What's the simplest way of establishing its output impedance? I've had a few ideas but no doubt someone out there will know of something better, since I always seem to end up making unnecessary work for myself. Any suggestions? The generators are more of a voltage source. They will deliver their rated output when loaded to the proper impedance. Load it with 50 ohms and see if it gives the rated output. If not try 70 ohms, or another value. One of the reasons for using a 6 db pad is that it helps isolate the impedance of the generator and receiver. |
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