[SI-LIST] Re: coaxial cable?
- From: Ray Anderson <Raymond.Anderson@xxxxxxx>
- To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 12:35:33 -0700 (PDT)
We've looked at several alternatives in our lab for
exactly this purpose and have decided the .085 re-shapable
coax from Pasternack was the way to go.
Yes, it is constructed from solder soaked braid. Easily solderable,
and reasonable robust in the lab if you are careful.
As someone mentioned, order a cable with SMA's on each end,
cut it in the middle and you end up with a pair of probes.
-Ray Anderson
Sun Microsystems Inc.
>I want to make some small coaxial probes for board power plane testing and
>could use some advice. It appears the Pasternack 0.085" re-shapable
>assembles are pretty good value, but is there any reason to use the bare
>copper instead? They don't seem to say, but I was guessing the re-shapable
>is the stuff with essentially solder soaked braid. Is that the case?
>Thanks all,
>Brent DeWitt
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