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What is signal generators?

A signal generator is an electronic device that produces repeating electronic signals in either the analog or digital domain. They are used for testing, design, troubleshooting, and repairing electronic devices. Common types of signals produced include sine waves, square waves, triangle waves, and arbitrary waveforms. They are used in a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, radio frequency (RF) engineering, and general electronics testing.

What other technologies are related to signal generators?

signal generators Complementary Technologies

Spectrum analyzers measure the frequency spectrum of a signal generated by a signal generator, thus they are complementary.
mentioned alongside signal generators in 35% (5k) of relevant job posts
Oscilloscopes are used to visualize the waveform of a signal, complementing the signal generator's function of creating the signal.
mentioned alongside signal generators in 18% (6.8k) of relevant job posts
Network analyzers characterize the network's response to signals, complementing the signal generator's function of creating the signal to test with.
mentioned alongside signal generators in 36% (2.5k) of relevant job posts

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