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Windfreak Technologies' SynthHD Mini RF & Microwave Signal Generator

Windfreak Technologies SynthHD Mini RF Signal Generator: 10 MHz - 15 GHz - RF Cafe

Windfreak Technologies SynthHD Mini RF Signal Generator: 10 MHz - 15 GHz

Windfreak Technologies SynthHD Mini RF Signal Generato Output Power Plots - RF Cafe

Typical Windfreak Technologies SynthHD Mini RF Signal Generator Output Power Plots

Windfreak Technologies SynthHD Mini LabVIEW GUI - RF Cafe

Windfreak Technologies SynthHD Mini LabVIEW GUI

Size comparison of Windfreak technologies SunthHD Mini vs Zippo lighter - RF Cafe

When Windfreak owner/engineer David Goins told me his new SynthHD Mini was about the size of a Zippo lighter, I decided to check out his claim. Click the thumbnail above to see just how right he is!

Port Richey, Florida, April 14, 2021 – Windfreak Technologies announces the availability of the new SynthHD Mini RF Signal Generator. The SynthHD Mini is the smallest 10 MHz to 15 GHz RF Signal Generator in the world - a mere 1.60 x 1.60 x 0.48 inches (4.06 x 4.06 x 1.22 cm). Expect excellent performance despite the ultra-small size and price of this device.

Tune any frequency between 10 MHz and 15 GHz in 0.01 Hz resolution. Adjust calibrated amplitude in 0.01 dB resolution up to +20 dBm and across more than 30 dB of range. Perform FM, AM, Pulse, Sweep, and List Modulations.

Windfreak Technologies has set the bar on microwave radio frequency generators for quality, size, and price. As always, our products are designed and manufactured in the USA!

In Stock. Ships within 5 days.

Download SynthHD Mini datasheet here.

 Specifications

  • 10 MHz to 15 GHz in 0.01 Hz steps
  • -13 dBm to +20 dBm (typical) in 0.01 dB steps
  • Select internal 27 MHz reference or use external 10-100 MHz reference
  • Pulse, AM, and FM internal modulation including FMCW radar chirp
  • Pulse Modulation with 1 μS minimum width and 1 μS resolution
  • Pulse, AM, and FM external modulation from DC – 10 kHz
  • Powerful Trigger modes allow external triggering of most functions without a PC connected
  • Linear, %, and list mode (frequency and amplitude hopping) sweeps
  • Save all settings to the device for use without a PC
  • 32 bit ARM processor onboard which is Arduino compatible
  • LabVIEW GUI executable and source code (pictured below) included with purchase
  • Windows, Linux, and Android compatibility
  • Designed and manufactured in the USA with maximized value and cost ratio

Applications

  • Wireless communications systems
  • RF and Microwave radios
  • Software Defined Radio (SDR)
  • Radar
  • Automated Test Equipment (ATE)
  • EMC - radiated immunity pre-compliance testing
  • Electronic Warfare (EW)
  • Law Enforcement
  • Quantum computing and device research
  • Plasma physics
  • Medical research and treatment  

About Windfreak Technologies

Windfreak Technologies provides low cost, quality, innovative RF products that are used in a wide range of highly technical applications. Since the conception of Windfreak, our products have been purchased by a wide range of customers from around the world. Customers include hobbyists, education facilities, and government agencies. Our continued commitment is to keep our overhead extremely low, enabling us to provide high quality, low cost, Made-in-the-USA products. For more information about Windfreak Technologies' products or the website, please contact David Goins at 1+ (727) 490-8812 or email: dgoins@windfreaktech.com.

Made in the USAContact Info:

David Goins, CTO

Windfreak Technologies, LLC

New Port Richey, Florida 34652

Office: +1 (727) 490-8812

URL: www.windfreaktech.com

Email: dgoins@windfreaktech.com

 

 

Posted April 15, 2021