Huntron 99-0440 Access RF, 1 Test Head, 40 Test pts/min, 18.2" x 22.4" Probe Area

99-0440 Access RF - w/o Spectrum Analyzer

Features:

• Number of Test Heads: 1
• Maximum Board Under Test Size: 22in x 23in
• Maximum Probing Area: 18.2in x 22.4in
• Maximum Board Component Height: 4in
• Accuracy and Resolution: 0.0007874in (±20 microns) at 0.0003937in (10 microns) minimum
• Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 3 GHz*
• Speed: Approx. 40 test points/minute at 1 measurement/point

Includes: Workstation S/W, Workstation S/W supports Keysight N9935A and N9938A, RF Probes, CD manual, power cord, board mounting accessories, USB cable, and tool kit.

Highlights:

• Cost effective, open architecture robotic platform
• Design, manufacturing and service depot applications
• Increase operator productivity
• Repeatable, accurate X, Y and Z movement
• Easy access to probing area
• Single head flying probe tester for capturing RF measurements on a stimulated CCA
• Sized for medium to large PCAs
• Exceptional accuracy for precise placement of a RF near field probe
• Durable design for many years of service
• Automate your RF measurements to save time and resources

The Huntron Access RF system provides reliable and repeatable near field measurements of RF signals. The system integrates a Huntron Access 2 Prober, a spectrum analyzer (not included) and Langer RF near field probes under the control of Huntron Workstation. This combination delivers an automated method to place a “sniffer probe” precisely where it is needed.

In a typical application, single point measurements in RF circuits are dependent on the manual dexterity and interpretation of the operator. The position of the RF probes must be duplicated to achieve repeatable measurements. The Huntron Access RF eliminates errors in probe placement and the need for documentation that identifies the physical location of the probe points. When measuring points on your circuit board assembly (CCA), the Huntron Access RF will provide a minimum 10:1 improvement in probing time over manual methods.

Testing with the Access RF system requires the CCA under test to be powered and in a functional state so measurements can be taken. The end user provides the PC, power supplies and control hardware based on their knowledge of the CCA and the measurements that need to be captured. The size of the Access RF provides plenty of space to allow for cabling and connections to be made to the CCA. The Prober has a base plate cover that can be removed to allow for easy access to the probing area from below.

The Access RF is a diagnostic tool and is not intended for EMC/EMI pre-compliance testing.