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SMA coaxial test probe assemblies from Amphenol RF offer M2M testing solutions

June 7, 2017 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

coaxial-test-probe-assemblies Amphenol RF is pleased to offer SMA test probe assemblies as part of its comprehensive line of pre-configured coaxial cable assemblies. This new configuration features high-performance 0.047 and 0.085-in. diameter hand formable semi-rigid cables. The cable assemblies feature a gold-plated, precision-machined brass body, a gold-plated beryllium copper contact, and PTFE insulator.

Amphenol RF’s SMA test probe assemblies were developed with the trusted SMA Jack interface and can perform at a frequency range of dc to 18 GHz. They are ideal for use in RF module test applications. RF modules can be found in various IoT applications including smart lighting, smart metering and other smart city applications.

Amphenol RF
www.amphenolrf.com

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