SKU: 59750.1 | MPN: SP-735-XM-36
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Maury Microwave SP-735-XM-36 RF Cable Assembly, 7mm(x) - 3.5mm(m), 36", Stability Plus Series

Regular price €697,00
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Maury Microwave

Maury Microwave is a leading manufacturer of RF and microwave measurement solutions, supporting engineers working in telecommunications, aerospace, defence and semiconductor industries. Its portfolio includes calibration systems, impedance tuners, load-pull systems, measurement software and RF components designed for high-frequency testing and characterisation. Trusted by engineers worldwide, Maury Microwave products deliver the accuracy and performance required for advanced RF and microwave applications.

Maury Microwave SP-735-XM-36

Maury Microwave’s StabilityPlus™ Series sets the standard for high-performance ruggedized cable assemblies.

Features and Benefits
  • Industry’s best phase phase stability with flexure
  • Amplitude stable with flexure
  • Increased flexibility
  • Reliable and repeatable measurements
  • Longer flex life
Typical Applications
  • Vector network analyzers (VNAs)
  • RF and microwave instruments
  • Bench-top testing
  • RF production testing
  • ATE systems

Designed specifically for phase-stable and amplitude-stable applications, StabilityPlus™ offers excellent measurement repeatability even after cable flexure.

StabilityPlus™ light weight, superior flexibility and small form factor make it ideal for daily use with VNA’s, test instruments, bench-top testing and ATE systems.

StabilityPlus™ cable assemblies are now part of the ColorConnect™ family!

Following the proposed IEEE high-frequency connector/adapter color convention, StabilityPlus™ cable assemblies are the first commercially available assemblies to offer clear indications of compatibility and intermatability. ColorConnect™ makes it a simple matter to avoid and eliminate damaged equipment, degraded equipment reliability, degraded performance and lengthy maintenance times due to improper mating (and attempted mating) of incompatible interconnects.