• Quick and efficient cut
• Thin, evenly and parallel cut samples with a smooth surface
• Very robust device made of aluminum and stainless steel - no corrosion
• By using special chuck jaws it is even possible to cut larger samples with an outer diameter up to 200 mm (7.87“)
• Light to illuminate the cutting process
• Precise and repeatable measuring results possible with the cut samples

Southwest Microwave offers a broad family of SSBP multi-coax contacts and assemblies to address RF/microwave packaging miniaturization and flexibility challenges. These push-on coax contacts simplify interconnections and cabling while offering greater system reliability than the alternative of mating a large array of standard coax connectors. These SSBP coax contacts were designed to fit into standard off-the-shelf MIL-DLT-38999 and MIL-DTL-24308 D-Sub connectors and are interchangeable with standard signal contacts available in 20 HD, 20, 16, 12, 8 sizes to accommodate a variety of performance requirements.

Contact us for flexible cable assemblies and harnesses for OTS MIL-DTL-38999 series I, II, III, and IV or MIL-DTL-24308 D-sub connectors. All size 20 contacts are sold on cables.

• Enables up to 24 braiding spools to be unwound at the same time
• Appropriate spools:
  1. Diameter of mandrel 23 mm (standard version)
  2. Spool outer diameter up to 100 mm
  3. Other spools with different inner and outer diameters possible
• Suitable for different winding materials, e.g. metal wire, plastic, natural, glass and carbon fibres

• Motorized device for removing extruded sheaths
• No damage to underlying materials (shielding braid, tape, cores, wires, etc.)
• Easy positioning between winding and unwinding systems
• Reproducible and easily adjustable working depth of the blade
• Signal light as status display
• Emergency stop function for winding and unwinding systems possible via control circuit
• Automatic synchronization of the haul-off speed
• High operational stability thanks to robust construction

• Robust and compact design, easy to handle
• Fast, reliable and highly accurate measuring process
• Integrated hardware and software, touch monitor for intuitive operationReliable, high-precision clamping of the test specimen (including conical tools / conical wire guides)
• The highly precise alignment of camera and test object chuck both enable a highly accurate measurement
• No extraneous light influences thanks to measuring behind closed sliding door

• Calibration-grade metrology standards
• Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation

A precision fixed termination (or load) consists of an immovable, (fixed) termination which, when mated to the end of a trans-mission line or cable, absorbs nearly all of the signal energy traveling toward it. An ideal “matched” condition exists when a termination with an impedance value of Z0, is connected to the end of a transmission line or cable that also has a characteristic impedance of Z0. Such an ideal “matched” condition (one with no mismatch between the termination and its mated line or cable) is critical if a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of 1.0:1 is to be achieved in a system with a 50 or 75 ohm impedance value. Simply put, the more closely the 1.0:1 ratio is approached, the more accurate the measurements that can be made from a system.

• Up to 4 GHz Bandwidth 
• ±60 V Offset Capability 
• ±800 mV Dynamic Range 
• 50 kΩ DC Input Impedance 
• 1.2x Attenuation for low additive noise 
• MCX terminated cable with wide variety of connections: 
  • Solder-in (4 GHz) 
  • Coaxial Cable to U.FL receptacle (3 GHz) 
  • MCX PCB Mount (4 GHz) 
  • Browser (500 MHz) 
• ProBus Interface

• Common-Mode Absorbing Clamp
• (10) 30 - 200 (1000)MHz
• Suppress unwanted common mode currents
• Cable bundles maximum diameter of 26 mm
• acc. CISPR 16-1-4

• For D415, D435, D455
• Robust construction
• High IP protection class
• High chemical resistance
• Vibration‐proof mounting
• Camera mount included
• Good heat dissipation
• Compact size
• Affordable price
• Adaptable to all Mounting Kits
• USB cable feeds through the cable gland