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The Keysight 85141B coaxial open is used for establishing measurement planes for known reflection phase and magnitude in 50-ohm coaxial systems. It has a 2.4 mm female connector.
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KEYSIGHT 85141B 2.4 mm open circuit, Female connector
The Keysight 85141B coaxial open is used for establishing measurement planes for known reflection phase and magnitude in 50-ohm coaxial systems.
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