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The Air Coplanar Probe (ACP) is a rugged microwave probe with a compliant tip for accurate, repeatable measurements for both on-wafer as well signal integrity applications. It features excellent probe-tip visibility and the lowest loss available. The ACP Probe delivers outstanding compliance for probing non-planar surfaces.
These probes offer stable and repeatable over-temperature measurements, with a typical probe life of 500,000 contacts on gold pads. Configurations for both single and dual signal applications are available.
Key Features
Unique Air Coplanar tip design with choice of beryllium copper (BeCu) or tungsten tip material
DC to 110 GHz models available in single and dual line versions
Low insertion and return loss with ultra-low-loss ( -L ) versions
Excellent crosstalk characteristics
Wide operating temperature -65 ° C to + 200 ° C
Wide range of pitches available, from 50 to 1250 µm
Individually supported contacts
Reduced contact (RC) probe tips for small pads
BeCu tip provides rugged, repeatable contact on gold pads
Key Benefits
The ACP probe combines outstanding electrical performance with precise probe mechanics, and is today’s most widely used microwave probe. Fast delivery is available on 100, 125, 150, 200, and 250 µm pitched probes.
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Specifications
The ACP40-GSG-xxx probe features include:
Standard Pitch: 100, 125, 150, 200 and 250μm
40 GHz Ground-Signal-Ground footprint microwave probe with Air Coplanar tip and 2.92mm (K™ compatible) precision coaxial connector
XXX defines the pitch (center-to-center spacing between adjacent probe fingers). Your calibration kit coefficient definitions are found on the inside of the probe box lid.
