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{{GR Product | {{GR Product | ||
|model=1021-P3B | |model=1021-P3B | ||
|codes=EVOKE,1021-9920 | |||
|class=generators | |class=generators | ||
|summary= | |summary=Standard signal generator | ||
|image=GR 1021-P3B Front.jpg | |image=GR 1021-P3B Front.jpg | ||
|caption=General Radio 1021-P3B VHF Unit | |caption=General Radio 1021-P3B VHF Unit | ||
|series=1021-A | |series=1021-A | ||
|introduced= | |introduced=1954 | ||
|discontinued=1965 | |discontinued=1965 | ||
|designers= | |designers= | ||
|manuals= | |manuals= | ||
* [[Media:GR 1021A Signal Generator 1021-100-G 1964.pdf|General Radio 1021-A Standard Signal Generator Manual 1021-100-G 1964]] | * [[Media:GR 1021A Signal Generator 1021-100-G 1964.pdf|General Radio 1021-A Standard Signal Generator Manual 1021-100-G 1964]] | ||
{{Catalog History}} | |||
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The | The {{Title|General Radio 1021-P3B UHF Unit}} is part of the Type [[1021-A]] series of Standard Signal Generators introduced in {{Catalog N}}. It remained available through {{Catalog S}}. | ||
Type [[1021-A]] models equipped with 1021-P3B were given the designation Type [[1021-A]]V. | |||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:50, 16 April 2024
The General Radio 1021-P3B UHF Unit is part of the Type 1021-A series of Standard Signal Generators introduced in Catalog N (1954). It remained available through Catalog S (1965).
Type 1021-A models equipped with 1021-P3B were given the designation Type 1021-AV.
Specifications
- Carrier Frequency Range: 40 MHz to 250 MHz in 2 bands.
- Frequency Calibration: Direct reading to ±1%.
- Output Voltage: Continuously adjustable from 0.5 μV to 1.0 V, open-circuit.
- Output Impedance: 50 Ω ±10%.
Links
- Experimenter describing Type 1021-A 1950
- Experimenter describing Type 1021-A and Type 1021-P3A 1955
- Experimenter describing Type 1021-P10 1957
