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KEYSIGHT 11593A BNC Termination, 50 ohm
BNC Termination, 50 ohm
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KEYSIGHT 42090A Open termination
The 42090A is an open termination and is primarily used for performance tests of Keysight's 4-terminal pair LCR meters and impedance analyzers.
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KEYSIGHT 42091A Short termination
The 42091A is a short termination and is primarily used for performance tests of Keysight's 4-terminal pair LCR meters and impedance analyzers.
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KEYSIGHT 85138A 2.4mm 50 ohm termination. Male connector
The 85138A is a precision, low-reflection dc to 50 GHz load with 2.4mm male connector for terminating a 50-ohm coaxial system in its characteristic impedance.
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KEYSIGHT 85138B 2.4 mm 50 ohm termination. Female conn.
The Keysight 85138B is a precision, low-reflection dc to 50 GHz load for terminating a 50-ohm coaxial system in its characteristic impedance.
KEYSIGHT 909A Coaxial termination, APC-7, dc-18 GHz
The Keysight 909A is a general-purpose, low-reflection load for terminating a 50-ohm coaxial system in its characteristic impedance over the dc to 18 GHz range.
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KEYSIGHT 909C Coaxial 50 Ohm Termination
The Keysight 909C is a precision, low-reflection dc to 2 GHz load for terminating a 50-ohm coaxial system in its characteristic impedance. It is intended for use as a calibration standard.
KEYSIGHT 909D Coaxial termination, DC-26.5 GHz, APC 3.5 mm connector
The Keysight 909D is a precision, low-reflection dc to 26.5 GHz load for terminating a 50-ohm coaxial system in its characteristic impedance
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KEYSIGHT 909E Coaxial termination, dc-3 GHz
The Keysight 909E is a precision, low-reflection dc to 3 GHz load for terminating a 75-ohm coaxial system in its characteristic impedance.
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KEYSIGHT 909F Precision Coaxial Termination, DC to 18 GHz
The Keysight 909F family of precision low reflection loads are intended for use as calibration standards. Tantalum nitride on sapphire thin-film technology is used for exceptional long-term impedance stability.
