Probes

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.

Narda-STS’ family of products have been expanded with the NBM series. This family features lightweight and very rugged meters and probes with expanded calibration and capabilities from 3 kHz to over 60 GHz...

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

The Aeroflex 1205 is a 20 dB passive 10:1 RF voltage probe featuring a rugged design, an internal 50 V DC block, low distortion, light RF loading characteristics, bandwidth operation of 100 kHz to 4 GHz, and more. The RF probe’s design allows RF test equipment users to use standard tracing techniques and comes with interchangeable ground clips that can adapt to a wide variety of applications. Monitoring or injecting signals up to 4 GHz into RF circuits without significantly loading or detuning them is possible through the 1205 RF probe.

The Video Inspection Probe Lite (VIP Lite) application for Anritsu field testing platforms gives operators a safe, easy way to analyze and document connector conditions. With today’s high data rate, high definition services, connector quality and inspection have never been so important. Research reveals that up to 75% of all optical network failures are attributed to poor connector quality - reduce your installation time and ensure your network is reaching its full potential.

The FP7003 is a broadband isotropic electric field measurement instrument for use in EMC and EMI applications

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

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