ValueTronics International, Inc. Fixture 16453A

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The 16453A is a fixture from Agilent. A fixture is a kind of electronic test equipment that continuously runs tests on a piece of equipment. Fixtures test electronic components, circuits, chips, and software. Engineers use fixtures to hold the equipment under test (EUT) in place and run tests using controlled electronic signals. Additional Features: Frequency: 1 MHz to 1 GHz Sample Size (smooth sheets only): thickness: 0.3 mm to 3 mm; diameter: ≥ 15 mm The Agilent 16453A is designed for accurate dielectric constant and loss tangent measurements on the Agilent E4991A/4291A/B. It employs the parallel plate method, which sandwiches the material between two electrodes to form a capacitor. The Agilent E4991A/4291A/B measures the capacitance created from the fixure, and option 002 firmware calculates the relative complex permittivity as described in the Agilent 16451B. Adjustment to insure parallel electrodes is required when using the Agilent 16451B. This adjustment is not required with the Agilent 16453A because the fixure has a flexible electrode that adjusts automatically to the material surface.
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The 16453A is a fixture from Agilent. A fixture is a kind of electronic test equipment that continuously runs tests on a piece of equipment. Fixtures test electronic components, circuits, chips, and software. Engineers use fixtures to hold the equipment under test (EUT) in place and run tests using controlled electronic signals. Additional Features: Frequency: 1 MHz to 1 GHz Sample Size (smooth sheets only): thickness: 0.3 mm to 3 mm; diameter: ≥ 15 mm The Agilent 16453A is designed for accurate dielectric constant and loss tangent measurements on the Agilent E4991A/4291A/B. It employs the parallel plate method, which sandwiches the material between two electrodes to form a capacitor. The Agilent E4991A/4291A/B measures the capacitance created from the fixure, and option 002 firmware calculates the relative complex permittivity as described in the Agilent 16451B. Adjustment to insure parallel electrodes is required when using the Agilent 16451B. This adjustment is not required with the Agilent 16453A because the fixure has a flexible electrode that adjusts automatically to the material surface.

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The 16453A is a fixture from Agilent. A fixture is a kind of electronic test equipment that continuously runs tests on a piece of equipment. Fixtures test electronic components, circuits, chips, and software. Engineers use fixtures to hold the equipment under test (EUT) in place and run tests using controlled electronic signals. Additional Features: Frequency: 1 MHz to 1 GHz Sample Size (smooth sheets only): thickness: 0.3 mm to 3 mm; diameter: ≥ 15 mm The Agilent 16453A is designed for accurate dielectric constant and loss tangent measurements on the Agilent E4991A/4291A/B. It employs the parallel plate method, which sandwiches the material between two electrodes to form a capacitor. The Agilent E4991A/4291A/B measures the capacitance created from the fixure, and option 002 firmware calculates the relative complex permittivity as described in the Agilent 16451B. Adjustment to insure parallel electrodes is required when using the Agilent 16451B. This adjustment is not required with the Agilent 16453A because the fixure has a flexible electrode that adjusts automatically to the material surface.

The 16453A is a fixture from Agilent. A fixture is a kind of electronic test equipment that continuously runs tests on a piece of equipment. Fixtures test electronic components, circuits, chips, and software. Engineers use fixtures to hold the equipment under test (EUT) in place and run tests using controlled electronic signals.

Additional Features:

  • Frequency: 1 MHz to 1 GHz
  • Sample Size (smooth sheets only): thickness: 0.3 mm to 3 mm; diameter: ≥ 15 mm

The Agilent 16453A is designed for accurate dielectric constant and loss tangent measurements on the Agilent E4991A/4291A/B. It employs the parallel plate method, which sandwiches the material between two electrodes to form a capacitor. The Agilent E4991A/4291A/B measures the capacitance created from the fixure, and option 002 firmware calculates the relative complex permittivity as described in the Agilent 16451B. Adjustment to insure parallel electrodes is required when using the Agilent 16451B. This adjustment is not required with the Agilent 16453A because the fixure has a flexible electrode that adjusts automatically to the material surface.

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Product Category Electronics Test Fixtures
Product Number 16453A
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