Cables

StabilityVNA™ test port cable assemblies excel in VNA applications. They offer superior flexibility, durability, and measurement accuracy, reducing uncertainty and enhancing measurement confidence.

The SUCOTEST 110 cable assemblies are engineered to meet the growing demand for high-quality test solutions at frequencies up to 110 GHz. These assemblies provide precise and repeatable measurements.

Times Microwave Systems offers the 5GFlex™18 Assemblies of dependable, flexible, outdoor rated, general-use coaxial cables for many 5G applications, including telecom networks, satellite communications, and machine-to-machine controls.

StabilityPlus™ assemblies are the industry standard for durable, high-performance microwave/RF cable assemblies. Engineered for applications demanding precision phase and amplitude stability, StabilityPlus™ ensures consistent measurement results.

Fischer Connectors offers a large family of assembled solutions designed for a range of applications, including in extreme, medical, military, instrumentation, and fiber optic applications. Engineers are prepared to work closely with customers to find the ideal solution for the most demanding applications. Fischer Connector series include the Fischer Core Series, Fisher Ultimate™ Series, Fischer Fiberoptic series, and the Fischer Minimax™ Series.

The Clarity^TM 110 test cable boasts steel torque crush and overbend protection with abrasion resistance without compromising flexibility. The cable is ultra-stable through 110 GHz with exceptionally low attenuation. The design includes an ergonomic, stainless steel protective barrel strain relief and a hex coupling nut.

StabilityWafer™ SW-series cable assemblies are ideal for accurate on-wafer measurements. They are small, lightweight, flexible, and durable, with color-coded connectors and various connector options.

StabilityPlus™, phase-stable cable assemblies, are designed for high-performance, ruggedized microwave/RF applications. They offer excellent measurement repeatability and durability, reducing the total cost-of-test.