The OSLN50LF is a Calibration Kit from Anritsu. A calibration kit is the perfect addition to your electronic test equipment set. Calibration kits have important accessories that are helpful for a variety of applications in the engineering, automotive, electric, and health care industries. Calibration kits have equipment, such as male and female adapters, broadband male/female terminations, shorts, gauges, and calibration coefficients diskettes.
Additional Features:
Single Nickel Plated Component providing full open, short and load reflections for accurate measurements.trade;
DC to 4 GHz frequency coverage
Type N(Male) and N(Female) connector configuration trade;
50 ohm Impedence
The Anritsu OSLN50LF open/short/load is used on the test port of the Site Master Series of handheld instruments to establish a reference trade; for accurate measurement. When used with a Site Master, the open/short and load reflection over a swept frequency range can betrade; automatically averaged to enhance measurement accuracy.
The OSLN50LF is a Calibration Kit from Anritsu. A calibration kit is the perfect addition to your electronic test equipment set. Calibration kits have important accessories that are helpful for a variety of applications in the engineering, automotive, electric, and health care industries. Calibration kits have equipment, such as male and female adapters, broadband male/female terminations, shorts, gauges, and calibration coefficients diskettes.
Additional Features:
- Single Nickel Plated Component providing full open, short and load reflections for accurate measurements.trade;
- DC to 4 GHz frequency coverage
- Type N(Male) and N(Female) connector configuration trade;
- 50 ohm Impedence
The Anritsu OSLN50LF open/short/load is used on the test port of the Site Master Series of handheld instruments to establish a reference trade; for accurate measurement. When used with a Site Master, the open/short and load reflection over a swept frequency range can betrade; automatically averaged to enhance measurement accuracy.
