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![]() wrote in message ... I have a bunch of small feedthru caps that I need to measure their Zo to assure it's 50 +/-10 ohms. Any thoughts on how to do it? I'm going to try to put a 50 ohm load on them and look at them with a network analyzer. I should be able to get it's Zo from the VSWR, no? Any other ways? Feedthrough caps are designed to be low inductance caps to ground- typically used to ensure no RF gets through on DC or bias lines. Never heard of a 50 Ohm designed feedthrough. My junkbox is full of 0.001 and 0.01 feed throughs. To be 50 Ohms it would need to be coaxial in nature- they may exist but never saw one. Bulkhead barrel connectors would fulfill that requirement. Dale W4OP |
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