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The Agilent E8663B analog signal generator replaces the discontinued HP or Agilent 8662A and 8663A signal generators - widely considered industry standards in low-noise signal generation since 1981. It is also code compatible with the Agilent 8662A and 8663A, assuring seamless operation in automated test equipment (ATE) applications using the 8662A/63A and the Agilent E5500 phase noise test system.
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