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September 12, 2018 - Electro-Photonics LLC, a market leader in RF and Microwave components has released a ProbePads 05, a coplanar waveguide-to-microstrip transition. Our new ProbePads 05 (P/N: PPS-005-01) can be used for many on-wafer measurements, device characterizations and microwave integrated circuits. This 5 mil thick CPWG to microstrip transition is made from 99.6% Alumina with a total thin-film process. The ProbePads 05 are manufactured in the USA and are RoHS compliant.

Applications

Device characterization
Microwave integrated circuits
On-wafer microwave measurements
De-embedding

Features

Wire bondable Au contacts
Eutectic, epoxy, or solder die attach
Compact and low profile
99.6% Alumina
Thin-film process

Specifications

DC-26.5 MHz
0.25 dB Insertion Loss
20 dB Return Loss
150-250 μm Probe Tip Dimensions
65x38x5 mil Size

About Electro-Photonics, LLC

Electro-Photonics, LLC, is a global supplier of high-frequency components and services. Our products include, SMT hybrid and directional couplers, high frequency test fixtures, evaluation test boards, and wire bondable passive components.

Contact Info:

Alen Fejzuli

Electro-Photonics LLC

2740 SW Martin Downs Boulevard #122

Palm City, FL 34990 – USA

Phone 772-485-0927

E-Mail: sales@electro-photonics.com

Website: www.electro-photonics.com

Posted September 12, 2018

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