Keysight Technologies Triaxial Cable for Use with Fixture 16442A, Fixture 16442B, SMU

RS Stock No.:: 888-2403
Mfr. Part No.:: 16494A-003
Brand:: Keysight Technologies

Keysight Technologies Triaxial Cable for Use with Fixture 16442A, Fixture 16442B, SMU

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RS Stock No.:: 888-2403
Mfr. Part No.:: 16494A-003
Brand:: Keysight Technologies

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COO (Country of Origin):: MY

Keysight Technologies Triaxial Cable, For Use With B2980A Series, 0.8m Length - 16494A-003

This triaxial cable from Keysight Technologies lets you take precise current readings in your industrial applications. It measures currents from the sub-fA level to 1A, making it suitable for use in low-current systems. Thanks to its extra layer of insulation, the cord is shielded against EMI for reliable signal transmission. As the unit helps to minimise current leakage, it ensures your test devices provide accurate information about your components for efficient testing. The cord's length of 0.8m makes it a compact option that keeps your workspace clutter-free.

Features & Benefits

• Compatible with ammeters and electrometers in the B2980A series for ease of assembly
• Measures voltages up to 200V DC to suit low-voltage applications
• Plugs directly into the test device's rear panel for ease of installation

Applications

• Semiconductor manufacturing
• Metalworking
• Chemical processing
• Renewable energy industry

What's the difference between a triaxial cable and a coaxial cable?

Triaxial cables like this one have an extra conducting sheath and an added layer of insulation compared to coaxial cables. This makes them less prone to interference for use in sensitive applications.

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