Probes

The FH7103 is a broadband isotropic magnetic field measurement instrument for use in EMC and EMI applications.

Narda has released the new NBM series of meters and probes. Based on years of market leadership and innovation, this new series features improved field probes and the NBM-550 meter with its incredible display, comprehensive software, and even optional GPS...

These E-field laser probes contain an internal microprocessor that enables them to "think" for themselves and adapt to their environment. This provides optimal linearization, temperature compensation, control, and communication functions. AR's six E&H field probes cover the range from 100 kHz - 60 GHz, 0.4 to 1,000 V/m, 0.012 to 17 A/m.

The X-MWsystem from X-Microwave is a complete modular building block eco-system including a broad offering of RF and microwave components, an innovative Prototype Station and a FREE online System Simulator.  The X-MWsystem can be used to seamlessly navigate thru the product development process from simulation to prototype to production hardware.

The RealProbe VEC-102 is an in-circuit, high-accuracy RF probe covering the 10-7000 MHz frequency range...

Schmid and Partner Engineering’s line of Time Domain Sensor (TDS) probes are used to detect EMC/EMI, MRI, and antenna measurements.

The A.H. Systems' line of Current Probe Calibration Fixtures are a great way to keep your broadband Current Probes, and Injection Current Probes calibrated and up to date. Their rugged design ensures long life, and faultless operation over the wide calibration frequency range of 10 kHz to 1000 MHz.

Pasternack offers a new line of semi-rigid coaxial test probes designed specifically for assisting in testing microwave circuits. These probes can be used to make sampling measurements without creating a separate subassembly circuit board or adding a connector to the circuit layout. Available in three different diameters of semi-rigid coax, and 3, 6, 9, or 12 inch lengths, these cable assemblies can fit a variety of trace widths and applications.