Berkeley Nucleonic's Model 805-M is a compact and low-cost RF signal generator that delivers precise and stable frequencies from 100 kHz to 22 GHz. 
 
The Model 805-M brings a powerful set of new features and upgrades. One of it's standout features is the ability to link multiple units for phase coherence and multi-channel capabilities in various applications. The Model 805-M is user-friendly and its compact design makes it suitable for integration into various forms and layouts of RF/microwave systems. This signal generator serves as a highly favorable substitute for the National instrument's QuickSyn frequency synthesizers.
 
The Model 805-M frequency synthesizer has multiple applications. It serves as a suitable clock for RF/microwave systems, especially when multi-channel and phase-coherent local oscillators are required. Its ability to adjust individual channel phase provides precise timing alignment. Its phase-coherent, multi-channel configuration is ideal for designing and testing of radar receivers, phased array beamforming networks, I/Q modulators in quantum computing instrumentation, MIMO receivers, and heterodyne spectroscopic systems. Its phase-coherence and fast switching capabilities also support fast frequency hopping in agile electronic warfare systems.