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6 GHz vector network analyzer

PicoVNA™ 106 Professional and portable performance at low cost 300 kHz to 6 GHz operation High speed of > 5000 dual port S-parameters per second Quad RX four-receiver architecture for best accuracy 118 dB dynamic range at 10 Hz bandwidth 0.005 dB RMS trace noise at maximum bandwidth of 140 kHz Half-rack, small-footprint, lightweight package PC-controlled over USB from a Microsoft Windows interface Reference plane offsetting and de-embedding Time domain and port impedance transformations Tabular and graphic print and save formats, including Touchstone P1dB, AM to PM, and stand-alone signal generator utilities Fully accessible, guided 8 and 12-term calibration processes 6 calibration modes, including unknown thru and connected DUT isolation www.picotech.com

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Vector network analysis for the many Once the domain of an elite few, microwave measurement has encroached into the lives of scientists, educators, surveyors, inspectors, engineers and technicians alike. Today’s microwave measurements need to be straightforward, portable, accurate, cost-effective and easy to learn. The PicoVNA 106 is an all new, UK-designed, professional USB-controlled, laboratory grade vector network instrument of unprecedented performance, portability and value for money. Despite its simple outline, small footprint and low cost, the instrument boasts a four-receiver architecture to minimize the uncorrectable errors, delays and unreliability of internal transfer switches. Despite its small size, the PicoVNA 106 delivers an exceptional dynamic range of 118 dB at 10 Hz and only 0.005 dB RMS trace noise at its maximum operating bandwidth of 140 kHz. It can also gather all four S-parameters at every frequency point in just 190 µs; in other words, a 500 point 2-port .s2p Touchstone file in less than a tenth of a second. Its low price means that the PicoVNA 106 would be cost-effective as a deep dynamic range scalar network analyzer or a single-port vector reflectometer. However, despite its size and price, the PicoVNA 106 really is a full-function dual-port, dual-path vector network analyzer. It’s affordable in the classroom, in small businesses and even in amateur workshops, yet capable of meeting the needs of all users up to the microwave laboratory technician and expert. Vector network analysis everywhere The PicoVNA’s small size, weight and cost, and high performance suit it to field service, installation test, embedded and classroom applications. With its remote automation capability, it’s also attractive in applications such as:

• Test automation
• Manufacturers needing to integrate a reflectometry or transmission measurement core
• Inspection, test, characterization and calibration in the manufacture, distribution and service center industries
• Electronics component, assembly and system, and interface/interconnect ATE (cable, PCB and wireless)
• Material, geological, life science and food sciences; tissue imaging; penetrating scan and radar
• Broadband cable and harness test at manufacture, installation and fault-over-life monitoring
• Antenna matching and tuning

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Quad RX four-receiver architecture In a VNA a swept sine-wave signal source is used to sequentially stimulate the ports of the interconnect or device under test. The amplitude and phase of the resultant transmitted and reflected signals appearing at both VNA ports are then received and measured. To wholly characterize a 2-port device under test (DUT), six pairs of measurements need to be made: the amplitude and phase of the signal that was emitted from both ports, and the amplitude and phase of the signal that was received at both ports for each source. In practice this can be achieved with a reasonable degree of accuracy with a single source, a transfer switch and two receivers; the latter inputs being switched through a further pair of transfer switches. Alternatively three receivers can be used with an additional input transfer switch or, as in the PicoVNA, four receivers can be used. Using four receivers eliminates the receiver input transfer switch errors (chiefly leakage and crosstalk) that cannot be corrected. These residual errors are always present in two- and three-receiver architectures and lead to lower accuracy than that of the Quad RX design. Support for 8 and 12-term calibration and the unknown thru Almost all vector network analyzers are calibrated for twelve error sources (six for each signal direction). This is the so-called 12-term calibration, which experienced VNA users are used to performing fairly regularly. In a four-receiver design some error sources are so reduced that 8-term calibration becomes possible, along with an important and efficient calibration technique known as the unknown thru. This gives the ability to use any thru interconnect (including the DUT) during the calibration process, vastly simplifying the procedure and reducing the number of costly calibration standards that need to be maintained. Other I/O Power (12 to 15 V DC @ 22 W) and USB 2.0 control are located on the rear panel. Trigger I/O for sweep synchronization and 10 MHz I/O for reference clock synchronization are available on four BNC sockets. Bias-Ts Bias-Ts are often not provided, or available as costly extras, on other VNAs. Use the PicoVNA 106’s built-in bias-Ts to provide a DC bias or test stimulus to active devices without the complexity and cost of external DC-blocks. The bias is supplied from external power supplies or test sources routed to the SMB connectors adjacent to each VNA port. Use bias-Ts to power an active DUT DUT DC pwr DC pwr b1 a1 a2 b2 Receivers Transfer switch Source Port 1 Port 2 DUT Port 2Port 1

10 MHz reference in /out

+12 V to +15 V DC power Power on/off switch Sweep trigger in/out

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Test cables and calibration standards A range of RF and Microwave accessories are available from Pico Technology. Test cables and calibration standards have particular significance to the overall performance of a VNA, so we recommend that you select your accessories carefully. Cables and standards are often the weakest links in a VNA measurement, generally contributing significantly to measurement uncertainty despite their high cost. At the lowest levels of uncertainty, costs can be significant and measurements can be compromised by seemingly quite minor damage or wear. For these reasons, many customers hold both premium-grade items for calibration, reference or measurement standards, and standard-grade items as working or transfer standards and cables. Pico Technology can now offer cost-effective solutions in both grades. Phase- and amplitude-stable test leads Two test cable types and grades are recommended and provided by Pico Technology. Both of high quality, with robust construction and stainless steel connectors, the main difference between them is the stability of their propagation velocity and loss characteristic when flexed; that is, the degree to which a measurement could change when the cables are moved or formed to a new position. Cables are specified in terms of flatness and phase variation at up to 6 GHz when a straight cable is formed as one 360° turn around a 10 cm mandrel. Standard test cables are highly flexible. The premium flex-form cables are also flexible but tend to hold their form until intentionally moved to a new position. This further enhances repeatability for bench measurements at fixed port locations or for test installations. Order code Grade Connectors Construction Dielectric Ø over jacket Impedance (Ω) Loss (dB) @ 6 GHz Phase stability @ 6 GHz Amplitude stability (dB) @ 6 GHz Length (mm) TA336 Standard N(m) - SMA(m) Flexible Low-density PTFE 7.1 mm (0.28”) 0.7 2° 0.1 600 TA337 N(m) - SMA(f) TA338 Premium N(m) - PC3.5(m) Flex-form 7.5 mm TA339 N(m) - PC3.5(f)

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Test port adaptors Order code Name Grade Impedance (Ω) Bandwidth (GHz) Connector type* TA342 ADA-STD-MM Standard SMA(m-m) TA343 ADA-STD-FF SMA(f-f) TA340 ADA-PREM-MM Premium 27 PC3.5(m-m) TA341 ADA-PREM-FF PC3.5(f-f) Calibration and measurement reference standards Pico Technology also offers two short, open, load and thru (SOL T), 4-piece, 5-port calibration kits in both male and female genders. All kits have high-performance tight-tolerance stainless steel interface connectors. Kits are supplied as an assembled five-port “Y” SOL T, either male or female. They can be disassembled for individual usage, or for economical refurbishment should a calibration standard be damaged. Each SOL T is supplied with traceable calibration data linked to the kit serial number, and is supplied in a protective carry case. We also offer a calibration service for Pico standards only - see Ordering information. Order code Name Grade Ports Impedance (Ω) Bandwidth (GHz) Connector type* TA344 SOL T-STD-M Standard short, open, load, thru 50 6 SMA(m) TA345 SOL T-STD-F SMA(f) TA346 SOL T-PREM-M Premium PC3.5(m) TA347 SOL T-PREM-F PC3.5(f)

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Test leads and calibration standards selection guide Test cables are typically purchased as a pair, but single replacement leads are also available. Calibration kits can be purchased as a pair or as a single kit depending on the primary (best uncertainty) measurement application and its DUT interface, and sometimes to meet a secondary purpose with other DUT interfaces. Budget may also be a consideration. Pico Technology provides for all purchase options. You can order any combination of accessories, but to get you started we recommend that you choose one of the following standard configurations. Configuration 1: universal For best overall test efficiency and uncertainty in a mix of single- or dual-port test application of both genders, we recommend this dual-port, insertable test lead and calibration standards configuration and the use of additional test port adaptors as necessary. All calibration modes are then available using the test lead ports or adapted test ports. Primary DUT interface Test leads required Cal. kits required Supported calibration modes Example DUT Single cal. kit Dual cal. kit 1: Dual-port female- male or male-female Male + female: TA336 + TA337 or TA338 + TA339 Male + female: TA344 + TA345 or TA346 + TA347 N/A All S-parameters, insertable DUT (zero length thru calibration). Non-insertable via port adaptors. Insertable dual port component or device with male and female ports. Use port adaptors for dual-port single-gender DUT. Configurations 2 to 5: gender-specific and port-number-specific The following configurations are recommended where there is a focus upon a particular DUT port or measurement arrangement. Primary DUT interface Test leads required Cal. kits required Supported calibration modes Example DUT Single cal. kit Dual cal. kit 2: Single-port female Male: 1x TA336 or 1x TA338 Female: 1x TA345 or 1x TA347 Single-port reflectometry: S 11 or S22 N/A Component port or a device/fascia-mounted input or output port 3: Single-port male Female: 1x TA337 or 1x TA339 Male: 1x TA344 or 1x TA346 Single-port reflectometry: S 11 or S22 N/A Component or cable port 4: Dual-port female 2 x male: 2x TA336 or 2x TA338 1 or 2 female: 1x / 2x TA345 or 1x / 2x TA347 S 21 transmission, S11 + S21 All S-parameters, non- insertable DUT. All S-parameters, non- insertable DUT (faster and unknown thru calibration process) Device/fascia-mounted input and output port or other dual-port measurement 5. Dual-port male 2 female: 2x TA337 or TA339 1 or 2 male: 1x / 2x TA344 or 1x / 2x TA346 S 21, S11 + S21 All S-parameters, non- insertable DUT All S-parameters, non- insertable DUT (faster and unknown thru calibration process) Cable

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer PicoVNA 2 software PicoVNA 2 presents standard VNA measurement and calibration simply, intuitively and with efficient usage at its heart. The software offers a comprehensive range of measurements and plot formats in its one, two or four user-configurable measurement channels. All the standard vector network analyzer functions can be seen at a glance. User interface Controls, information and vector trace math functions. Marker readouts Table of up to eight markers for the selected channel Import / export, help and utilities Save, recall, print, labels, calibration tools Signal generator, P1dB and AM to PM utilities Direct access to channel settings Click or touch and drag values, scales and markers Plot formats Log magnitude Phase Smith chart VSWR Group delay Linear magnitude Real Imaginary Time domain Polar linear Display formats One, two or four channels 1 2 3 4 Marker summary

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Reference plane extension Reference plane extension (offset) allows you to shift the measurement reference plane away from the point established during calibration. This is useful in removing the path length of assumed ideal interconnecting , connectors cables or microstrip lines from measurements. PicoVNA 2 software allows independent reference plane extensions on each of the measurement parameters (S 11, S22, S12 or S21), either as an automatic re-reference or by manual entry. Independent extensions allow, for example, different extensions on the two ports for S 11 and S22 and then thru-line normalization for S21 and S12 transmission comparison with equivalent length thru-line. Supported calibrations The PicoVNA 2 software supports a comprehensive range of calibration modes to address single or dual-port workload with male, female or mixed gender interfaces, all with best achievable accuracy (least uncertainty). In some instances only a single calibration kit may be required, as outlined in the tables above. As you would expect, the Pico calibration kits are individually serial-numbered and supplied with S-parameter data. This standard-form data is a traceable and accurate record of measured errors for the calibration kit. It can be loaded into the software, which will correct for these errors and those of the instrument during a calibration. Alternatively, you can use a third-party calibration kit and its data, or you can enter its electrical length, parasitic values and polynomial coefficients into the software if these are supplied rather than a profile data set. As for any vector network analyzer, for best accuracy a calibration is performed before a measurement with the same sweep span and frequency steps as the measurement. If, however, a change of sweep settings is necessary for a measurement, the PicoVNA 2 software will for convenience interpolate its corrections to the new sweep settings. An enhanced isolation calibration setting is available for optimum dynamic range when using resolution bandwidths below around 1 kHz. After calibration ref plane is here For the measurement we want the ref plane to be here Actual device to be tested DUT on microstrip test jig VNA

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer De-embedding embedded port interfaces When it is unsafe to assume the above ideal interconnecting connectors cables or microstrip lines; for example to achieve greater accuracy or to remove known imperfections in a test setup, we can choose instead to de-embed the interface networks on each measurement port. The PicoVNA 2 software simply requires a full Touchstone .s2p file for the embedded interfacing network on each port. Likewise, defined networks can be embedded into the measurement to achieve a desired simulated measurement. As for a calibration, best accuracy will be achieved when the embedding network is defined at the same frequency points as the intended measurement. Unusually for a vector network analyzer, the PicoVNA 2 software will interpolate where necessary and possible. Z0 impedance reference System measurement impedance (default 50 Ω) can be mathematically converted to any value between 10 Ω and 200 Ω. The PicoVNA 2 software also supports the use of external matching pads and calibration in the new impedance using a calibration kit of that impedance. P1dB utility The 1 dB gain compression point of amplifiers and other active devices can be measured using a power sweep, either at a test frequency or over a sweep of test frequencies. The VNA determines the small-signal gain of the amplifier at low input power, and then increases the power and notes the point at which the gain has fallen by 1 dB. This utility uses a second-order curve fit to determine interpolated 1 dB compression points. Time domain transmission step responses (top) and frequency responses (bottom) of two lowpass filters Time domain transmission and reflectometry measurements Time domain reflectometry is useful in the measurement of a transmission line; in particular the distance-to-fault location of any discontinuity due to connectors, damage or design error. To achieve this, the PicoVNA 2 software determines from its frequency domain measurements the time domain response to a step input. Using a sweep of harmonically related frequencies, an inverse fast Fourier transform of reflected frequency data (S 11) gives the impulse response in the time domain. The impulse response is then integrated to give the step response. Reflected components of the step, occurring at measurable delays after excitation, indicate the type of discontinuity and (assuming a known velocity of propagation) the distance from the calibration plane. A similar technique is used to derive a TDT (time domain transmission) signal from the transmitted signal data (S 21). This can be used to measure the pulse response or transition time of amplifiers, filters and other networks. The PicoVNA 2 software supports Hanning and Kaiser–Bessel lowpass filtering on its time-domain IFFT conversions, preserving magnitude and phase, and achieving best resolution. A DC-coupled DUT is essential to the method.

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer AM to PM conversion utility AM to PM conversion is a form of signal distortion where changes in the amplitude of a signal produce corresponding changes in the phase of the signal. This type of distortion can have serious impact in digital modulation schemes for which amplitude varies and phase accuracy is important. Limit lines testing The limit lines facility allows six segments to be defined for each displayed plot. These can be extended to 11 segments using an overlapping technique. Visual and audible alarms can be given when a limit line is crossed. All plot formats except Smith chart and polar support limit testing. Peak hold functions are also available.

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Specifications Standard conditions: 10 Hz resolution bandwidth, at –3 dBm test power, at an ambient temperature of between 20°C and 30°C but within 1°C of the calibration temperature and 60 minutes after power-up. Receiver characteristics Parameter Value Conditions Measurement bandwidth 140 kHz, 70 kHz, 35 kHz, 15 kHz, 10 kHz, 5 kHz, 1 kHz,

500 Hz, 100 Hz, 50 Hz, 10 Hz

Average displayed noise floor Band (MHz) Typical (dB) Max. (dB) 0.3 – 10 –110 –100 10 – 4000 –118 –108 > 4000 –110 –100 Relative to the test signal level set to maximum power after an S21 calibration. Ports terminated as during the isolation calibration step. Dynamic range See graphs (typical, excludes crosstalk)

10 Hz bandwidth

Maximum (+6 dBm) test power No averaging Dynamic range 0.3 MHz to 10 MHz Dynamic range 10 MHz to 6 GHz Temperature stability, typical 0.02 dB/°C for F < 4 GHz 0.04 dB/°C for F ≥ 4 GHz Measured after an S 21 calibration Trace noise (RMS) Bandwidth (kHz) Typical (dB) Max. (dB) 10 0.0008 0.002 70 0.003 0.005 140 0.005 0.01 201-point sweep covering 1 MHz to 6 GHz. Test power set to 0 dBm.

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Measurement uncertainty Reflection measurements Transmission measurements Freq. range Magnitude Phase Freq. range Magnitude Phase –15 dB to 0 dB +0 dBm to +6 dBm < 2 MHz 0.7 8° < 2 MHz 0.4 6° > 2 MHz 0.5 4° > 2 MHz 0.2 2° –25 dB to –15 dB –40 dBm to 0 dBm < 2 MHz 0.8 10° < 2 MHz 0.2 2° > 2 MHz 1.0 6° > 2 MHz 0.1 1° –30 dB to –25 dB –60 dBm to –40 dBm < 2 MHz 3.0 20° < 2 MHz 0.5 8° > 2 MHz 2.5 15° > 2 MHz 0.3 4° –80 dBm to –60 dBm < 2 MHz 2.0 15° > 2 MHz 1.5 12° Test level of –3 dBm No averaging Bandwidth 10 Hz Ambient temperature equal to the calibration temperature. A 12 error term calibration is assumed carried out with a good quality 3.5 mm calibration kit capable of achieving the performance specified. Spurious responses –76 dBc typical, –70 dBc max. The main spurious response occurs at close to (2 x RF + 1.3) MHz, where RF is the test frequency in MHz. For example, when testing a bandpass filter with a centre frequency of, say 1900 MHz, an unwanted response will occur around 949.35 MHz. There may also be spurious responses close to (3 x RF + 2.6) MHz. In all known cases the levels will be as stated. Test port characteristics Load match Uncorrected: 16 dB, typical Corrected: 46 dB, typical 40 dB, min Source match Uncorrected: 16 dB, typical Corrected: 46 dB, typical 40 dB, min Directivity Corrected: 47 dB, typical 40 dB, min Crosstalk Band (MHz) Typical (dB) Max. (dB) < 2 –100 –90 2 to 4000 –110 –90 4000 to 6000 –100 –90 Corrected. Both calibrated ports terminated in short circuits. After isolation calibration. Maximum input level +10 dBm, typ 1 dB compression Maximum input level +20 dBm No damage Impedance 50 Ω Connectors Type N, female

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Calibration kits Device PC3.5(f) PC3.5(m) SMA(f)* SMA(m)* Frequency (GHz) * SMA calibration kits are calibrated in a PC3.5 reference system. Load Uncorrected return loss ≥ 30 dB ≥ 27 dB ≥ 30 dB ≥ 26 dB ≥ 30 dB ≥ 26 dB ≥ 28 dB ≥ 26 dB ≤ 3 > 3 Corrected return loss ≥ 46 dB ≥ 43 dB ≥ 46 dB ≥ 43 dB ≥ 40 dB ≥ 37 dB ≥ 40 dB ≥ 37 dB ≤ 3 > 3 Inferred from directivity after applying correction using measured data provided with the kit Open circuit Return loss ≤ 0.15 dB ≤ 0.2 dB ≤ 3 > 3 Short circuit Return loss ≤ 0.2 dB ≤ 0.25 dB ≤ 3 > 3 Through adaptor Insertion loss ≤ 0.15 dB ≤ 0.15 dB ≤ 0.15 dB ≤ 0.2 dB ≤ 6 GHz Bias-T input characteristics Maximum current 250 mA Maximum DC voltage ±15 V Current protection Built-in resettable fuse DC port connectors SMB(m) Sweep I/O characteristics Sweep trigger output voltage Low: 0 V to 0.8 V High: 2.2 V to 3.6 V Sweep trigger input voltage Low: –0.1 V to 1 V High: 2.0 V to 4 V Sweep trigger input voltage ±6 V No damage Sweep trigger in/out connectors BNC female on back panel

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Measuring functions Measuring parameters S11, S21, S22, S12 P1dB, 1 dB gain compression AM-PM conversion factor Error correction 12 error term full S-parameter correction (insertable DUT) 12 error term full S-parameter correction (non-insertable DUT) 8 error term full S-parameter unknown thru correction (non-insertable DUT) S 11 (1-port correction) De-embed (2 embedding networks may be specified) Impedance conversion S 21 (normalize, normalize + isolation) S21 (source match correction + normalize + isolation) Averaging, smoothing Hanning and Kaiser–Bessel filtering on time-domain measurements Electrical length compensation (manual) Electrical length compensation (auto) Effective dielectric constant correction Display channels 4 channels Traces 2 traces per display channel Display formats Amplitude (logarithmic and linear), phase, group delay, VSWR, real, imaginary, Smith chart, polar, time domain Memory trace One per display channel Limit lines 6 segments per channel (overlap allowed) Markers 8 markers Marker functions Normal, Δ marker, fixed marker, peak / min. hold, 3 dB and 6 dB bandwidth Sweep functions Sweep type Linear sweep CW sweep (timed sweep) Power sweep (P1dB utility) Sweep times Bandwidth S21 cal 12-term cal 140 kHz 25 ms 37 ms 10 kHz 52 ms 90 ms 1 kHz 306 ms 0.6 s 100 Hz 2.85 s 5.7 s 10 Hz 28.5 s 57 s

10 MHz to 6 GHz, 201 point sweep

Number of sweep points, VNA mode 51, 101, 201, 401, 801, 1001, 2001, 4001, 5001, 6001, 7001, 8001, 9001,10001 Number of sweep points, TDR mode 512, 1024, 2048, 4096

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer Signal source characteristics Frequency range 300 kHz to 6.0 GHz Frequency setting resolution 10 Hz Frequency accuracy 10 ppm max With ambient of 23 ±3 °C Frequency temperature stability ±0.5 ppm/ºC max Over the range +15 °C to +35 °C Harmonics –20 dBc max With test power set to < –3 dBm Non-harmonic spurious –40 dBc typical Phase noise (10 kHz offset)

0.3 MHz to 1 GHz: –90 dBc/Hz

1 GHz to 4 GHz: –80 dBc/Hz

4 GHz: –76 dBc/Hz Test signal power < 10 MHz: –3 to –20 dBm

10 MHz to 4 GHz: +6 to –20 dBm

4 GHz: +3 to –20 dBm Power setting resolution 0.1 dB Power setting accuracy ±1.5 dB Reference input frequency 10 MHz ±6 ppm Reference input level 0 ±3 dBm Reference output level 0 ±3 dBm Miscellaneous Controlling PC data interface USB 2.0 Support for third party test software Dynamic Link Library (DLL) as part of user interface software External dimensions (mm) 286 x 174 x 61 (L x W x H) excluding connectors Weight 1.85 kg Temperature range (operating) +15 °C to +35 °C Temperature range (storage) –20 °C to +50 °C Humidity 80% max, non-condensing Vibration (storage) 0.5 g, 5 Hz to 300 Hz Power source and current +12 to +15 V DC, 22 W Power source connector 5.5 mm diameter hole, 2.1 mm diameter centre contact pin. Centre pin is positive. Host PC requirements Microsoft Windows 7, 8 or 10

2 GB RAM or more

Safety Conforms to EN61010-1:2010 and EN61010-2-030:2010

PicoVNA™ 106 vector network analyzer PicoVNA 106 kit (PQ111) contents PicoVNA 106 6 GHz vector network analyzer PS010 Universal input 12 V 4.5 A output power supply PicoVNA 106 carry case VNA calibration data on USB flash drive TA359 N-type combination wrench TA177 SMA M8 combination wrench MI106 Pico blue USB 2.0 cable 1.8 m

Ordering information

Order code Description USD* EUR* GBP* PQ111 PicoVNA 106 6 GHz vector network analyzer 5995 5085 4205 TA336 Standard 6 GHz flexible test lead, male port, N(m)-SMA(m) 279 239 199 TA337 Standard 6 GHz flexible test lead, female port, N(m)-SMA(f) 279 239 199 TA338 Premium 6 GHz flex-form test lead, male port, N(m)-PC3.5(m) 749 639 529 TA339 Premium 6 GHz flex-form test lead, female port, N(m)-PC3.5(f) 749 639 529 TA342 ADA-STD-M Standard test port adaptor SMA(m-m) 74 60 49 TA343 ADA-STD-F Standard test port adaptor SMA(f-f) 74 60 49 TA340 ADA-PREM-M Premium test port adaptor PC3.5(m-m) 139 119 99 TA341 ADA-PREM-F Premium test port adaptor PC3.5(f-f) 139 119 99 TA344 SOL T-STD-M Standard 6 GHz SOL T calibration kit, SMA(m) 449 389 319 TA345 SOL T-STD-F Standard 6 GHz SOL T calibration kit, SMA(f) 449 389 319 TA346 SOL T-PREM-M Premium 6 GHz SOL T calibration kit, PC3.5(m) 749 639 529 TA347 SOL T-PREM-F Premium 6 GHz SOL T calibration kit, PC3.5(f) 749 639 529 MI030 BNC-BNC cable 1 m 14 12 9 TA170 Adaptor 18 GHz 50 Ω SMA(m-f) 20 18 14 TA314 Adaptor 18 GHz 50 Ω SMA(f)-N(m) 119 99 81 TA262 Attenuator 10 dB 10 GHz 50 Ω SMA(m-f) 75 67 53 TA173 Attenuator 20 dB 10 GHz 50 Ω SMA(m-f) 75 67 53 TA181 Attenuator 3 dB 10 GHz 50 Ω SMA(m-f) 75 67 53 TA261 Attenuator 6 dB 10 GHz 50 Ω SMA(m-f) 75 67 53 TA265 Precision sleeved coaxial cable (30 cm 1.3 dB @ 13 GHz) 65 58 46 TA312 Precision sleeved coaxial cable (60 cm 2.2 dB @ 13 GHz) 70 59 47 TA358 Dual-break torque wrench N-type 1 N·m / 8.85 in·lb 199 169 139 TA356 Dual-break torque wrench SMA / PC3.5 / K-type, 1 N·m / 8.85 in·lb 199 169 139 CC046 PicoVNA 106 calibration certificate and data 349 299 249 CC047 SOL T-STD-M or SOL T-STD-F calibration 99 84 69 CA048 SOL T-PREM-M or SOL T-PREM-F calibration 139 119 99 Errors and omissions excepted. Pico Technology and PicoScope are internationally registered trade marks of Pico Technology Ltd. UK global headquarters: Pico Technology James House Colmworth Business Park St. Neots Cambridgeshire PE19 8YP United Kingdom  +44 (0) 1480 396 395  +44 (0) 1480 396 296  sales@picotech.com North America regional office: Pico Technology

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