Rigol DG1022Z 25 MHz 2-Channel Arbitrary Waveform Generator Rental

The Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam service from Lost in HCM gives engineering teams in Vietnam short-term access to this signal generator, with sale and service options on request.

Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam overview

Every receiver, filter, or sensor test starts with a known stimulus. So a request for Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam gives you that stimulus without a purchase cycle. In addition, rental units ship with a valid calibration certificate, so results stand up in audits.

Low-frequency models shape sine, square, pulse, and arbitrary waveforms for circuits and sensors on the bench. RF models, in contrast, focus on spectral purity, output power, and modulation. Therefore, you choose the generator type first and the brand second.

Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam: about the DG1022Z

The DG1022Z gives a bench two independent, phase-lockable channels, a harmonic generator and a large waveform library for the price of a week of a premium instrument. It is ideal where many identical generators are needed at once: training rooms, university labs and production-line burn-in fixtures that need a repeatable stimulus.

Vietnamese customers rent it to simulate encoder, tachometer and sensor signals when commissioning automation, to drive audio and ultrasonic transducers under test, to provide clock and trigger signals for small test rigs and to pair with the DS1054Z or DHO4204 for a complete low-cost stimulus-response bench. Teams in Vietnam often choose Rigol DG1022Z rental for this reason.

Arbitrary waveforms can be loaded over USB from Rigol’s Ultra Station software. Every rental unit ships with two BNC cables, power cord, USB cable, a valid calibration certificate, the manufacturer’s user manual and a printed rental checklist.

We deliver to factories and labs across Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong and Dong Nai, usually within one to two working days, on weekly, monthly or quarterly terms with a VAT e-invoice. Ask for operator training at hand-over if your team is new to the instrument.

Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam: key specifications

• 25 MHz sine bandwidth
• 2 output channels
• 200 MSa/s sample rate
• 14-bit vertical resolution
• 2 Mpts arbitrary memory (8 Mpts optional)
• 160 built-in waveforms with harmonic generator

Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam: typical applications

Classroom benches, Sensor and encoder simulation, Transducer drive, Clock and trigger source, Burn-in fixtures This applies to every Rigol DG1022Z rental we arrange in Vietnam.

How the signal generator works

An RF generator locks its synthesizer to a stable reference, then sets level in a precise output stage. Analog models, like the R&S SMB100B or Keysight EXG, focus on low phase noise and clean CW tones. Because of this, they serve as local oscillators and interference sources.

Vector generators add an I/Q modulator, so they can play back complex digital signals. For example, the Keysight N5182B MXG offers up to 160 MHz of RF bandwidth. That suits LTE and Wi-Fi, while wider 5G work moves to the VXG with 2 GHz bandwidth.

Typical applications

Signal generators sit at the start of almost every stimulus and response test. However, the right type depends on your device, your band, and your signals. Below are common tasks, such as sensor simulation and 5G receiver tests. So, plan it early when you book a Rigol DG1022Z rental in Vietnam.

• Sensor and encoder simulation. Automation projects need test signals that mimic encoders, tachometers, and sensors. Therefore, two-channel models like the Rigol DG1022Z and Tektronix AFG31052 help teams commission machines without live hardware.
• Receiver sensitivity and blocking. Receiver tests need a wanted signal plus clean interferers at known levels. So a vector source like the MXG plays the wanted signal, while an analog source adds the blocker.
• Wireless standard playback. Production lines for phones and modules must test LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 5G signals. As a result, vector models with standard waveform files fit straight into those test stations.
• Local oscillator substitution. Mixer and converter designs often need a clean external LO during development. In that case, a low phase noise source like the SMB100B or PSG stands in for the LO. Our Rigol DG1022Z rental units in Vietnam ship ready for this kind of work.
• Microwave and radar testing. Radar, satellite, and point-to-point radio work need sources well beyond 6 GHz. For example, the E8257D PSG reaches 67 GHz, and the AP5031A covers up to 90 GHz.
• Teaching and training benches. Universities and training centers need many identical generators for each semester. Renting a batch of compact models, such as the DG1022Z, is often simpler than a large purchase.

Industries that use the Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam

Signal generators support every sector that designs or tests electronics and wireless products. For example, that includes FDI plants in Bac Ninh, Thai Nguyen, and Ho Chi Minh City. So here is how each industry puts this family to work.

• Mobile and wireless devices. Phone and module plants in Bac Ninh and Thai Nguyen test receivers on every production line. Therefore, vector generators with standard waveforms are a core part of their test stations. Rental of the Rigol DG1022Z is available across Vietnam.
• Telecom and 5G. Network vendors and operators validate small cells, radios, and CPE before rollout in Vietnam. So they rent wideband vector sources for each new band or trial.
• Industrial automation. Factories in Binh Duong and Dong Nai commission drives, encoders, and PLC inputs during line installs. In addition, a function generator lets engineers test inputs before the real sensors arrive.
• Aerospace and defense. Radar, avionics, and satellite programs need microwave sources with low phase noise and fast switching. Because of this, Keysight PSG and AP models suit their test benches.
• Electronics design centers. R&D teams in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi design IoT, audio, and power products. Meanwhile, arbitrary generators let them recreate real-world signals, faults, and noise on the bench. Teams in Vietnam often choose Rigol DG1022Z rental for this reason.
• Universities and research. Engineering faculties teach RF and circuit courses with generators on every bench. Renting for a semester, instead of buying, keeps the budget free for specialist research tools.

Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam compared with other brands

Many makers build signal generators, and each line follows its own design focus. Some favor low cost and ease of use, while others favor purity or bandwidth. Next, the table shows where Rigol DG1022Z rental Vietnam fits among common choices.

For benches and training rooms, a compact function generator usually gives the best value. However, receiver and microwave tests call for RF sources with known phase noise and level accuracy. So define the band and signal type first, then compare brands on purity and software. Specifications change, so confirm current data with each maker before you decide.

Rent or buy?

Rent a generator for a ramp-up, a receiver trial, or a short research project. Renting also makes sense for microwave sources that sit idle between programs. However, buy the bench models your team uses every day, because ownership then costs less.

Selection tips

• Write down your top frequency, modulation type, and bandwidth before you compare models. Then pick the lowest-cost type that meets all three needs with some margin. This applies to every Rigol DG1022Z rental we arrange in Vietnam.
• For receiver and LO work, compare phase noise at the offsets your design cares about. In short, the cleanest source on paper may not win at your offset.
• Check the output level you need at the device, after cable and fixture loss. If it is too high for a standard output, ask about high-power options.
• List the standards and waveform files your tests use, such as LTE, Wi-Fi, or 5G NR. Also confirm which licensed options come on the rental unit.
• For phase-coherent tests, choose a multi-channel model rather than two separate sources. As a result, the channels share one reference and stay locked together.
• For function generators, check the load impedance setting against your circuit. Otherwise, a 50 ohm setting into a high-impedance load can double the expected voltage. So, plan it early when you book a Rigol DG1022Z rental in Vietnam.

Handling and care

• Switch off the RF output before you connect or change cables. This habit protects sensitive devices and keeps connector faces free of arcing at high power.
• Wear a grounded wrist strap when you handle generator outputs and test boards. Also never apply external voltage to an output port, because it can damage the output stage.
• Let RF and microwave sources warm up before precise phase noise or level tests. Their frequency reference and output level settle once internal parts reach a stable temperature.
• Follow the calibration interval each maker states for your model and options. When it falls due, we can arrange service through the manufacturer or an authorized partner.
• Fit dust caps on RF connectors and ship generators in their original packing or a padded case. In addition, keep them dry during the humid season to protect connectors and boards. Our Rigol DG1022Z rental units in Vietnam ship ready for this kind of work.

Frequently asked questions

Request a quote

Tell us the model, options, dates and delivery site, and we will reply with a quote. Indicative weekly rate: from USD 20-35 (indicative); the final price comes with the quote. You can request a quote online or call 0902 327 669. Rental of the Rigol DG1022Z is available across Vietnam.