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Coaxial Probe with SMB Connector

Smiths Interconnect offers the industry's most extensive line of high reliability coaxial probes. Our coaxial probes provide a low noise, controlled impedance signal path with reliable and easy connect/disconnect options.

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Features & Benefits

  • 100563, 100559 and 100910 Series probes
  • 0.300" centers
  • 50 Ω impedance (75 Ω or other impedance designs available)
  • Single-ended coax probes with built-in SMB connectors for direct plugability
  • IDI Spring Probe technology

Product Specifications

Probe Centers Probe
OAL		 Max
Travel		 Impedance
100563 Series 0.300
(7.62)		 1.340
(34.04)		 0.170 (4.32) 50 Ω
100559 Series 0.300
(7.62)		 1.118
(28.40)		 0.090 (2.29) (tip B)
0.075 (1.91 (tip ES)		 50 Ω
100910 Series 0.300
(7.62)		 1.118
(28.40)		 0.090 (2.29) (tip B) 
0.075 (1.91 (tip ES)		 50 Ω

Dimensions are in inches (mm) | All specifications are subject to change.

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