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ingurr Test Probes • Test Fixtures RF-Probes Plug Connector, Miniature Switch and PCB Contacting

INGUN spring-loaded test probes are used by our customers in various industries, and enable a precise, accurately repeatable test of electronic Tests and Measurements assemblies to guarantee product quality and customer satisfaction. As the leading company in testing, INGUN has the largest range of spring-loaded test probes worldwide. There is no doubt a spring-loaded test probe for your application too. If not, contact us for your customised contacting solution in renowned INGUN quality - Made in Germany. Aviation and Space Technology You will find more information about INGUN,...

Plug connector contacting MMBX / MMCX / MMPX / MBX / MCX INGUN RF Test Probes Quality – Made in Germany BMA / BNC / 1.0/2.3 HSD / USB Mini / MX-series / USB-series / RJ-series / HDMI /TAE Miniature switch contacting PCB test point lateral Coaxial dipole probe Receptacles (KS) / Cable plug assembly / Tools / Inner cond

About INGUN INGUN – Quality through Precision A family business with persuasive know-how The family business, located in Constance at the Lake of Constance, has produced and sold test probes and test xtures all over the world since 1971, and in that fi time eveloped into the number 1 company in testing d technology. INGUN products are manufactured exclusively at the German site under the slogan Made in Germany and delivered worldwide from there. With their high precision and established know-how, INGUN would like to continue to shape the future together with you. Your competent partner...

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Solutions for your application INGUN offers a suitable test solution for each industry and application. This i ncludes plug connectors, RF switches or layouts on the PCB. Plug connectors are used in various ways to connect RF components, such as cable or PC board modules. In the automotive industry, for example, FAKRA or HSD plug c onnectors are used to transmit audio and video signals. U.FL connectors are used in, among others, radio modules. RF switches are used to test RF signals supplied by either chip antenna or PCB antenna. Plug connectors PCB test points are structured so that they...

Solutions for your application From test point to measurement system: INGUN has the compatible, optimally aligned test solution. Additionally, INGUN offers either the complete RF test fixture with RF test probes, interfaces, shielding chamber and completing cabling or as modular solutions. connection to the measurement device RF test fixtures and accessories: shielding chamber, interfaces, and much more, can be found in the current test fixture catalogue For further information about RF test probes for plug connectors, RF switches, PCB layouts, please see the overview on page 8/9 For...

Plug connector and miniature switch contacting Plug connectors and miniature switches are used in v arious products and applications, such as communication e lectronics and consumer electronics. Other plug onnectors, c however, are used for the transmission of signals in the automotive industry. Example of plug connectors from communication and consumer electronics FAKRA HFS-840 Example of automotive plug connectors RF test probes from INGUN are available for the following plug connectors and miniature switches: INGUN Prüfmittelbau GmbH, Errors and technical changes reserved, as

To test the quality of PCBs with high frequency signals, v arious test points are used. For this purpose, INGUN offers a variety of test solutions, which are optimally designed based on the test point layout. To correctly align the test probe to the test point, probes are mounted in a position which ensures they do not rotate (except for PCB coax closed). lateral PCB contacting PCB coax closed RF test probes from INGUN are available for the f ollowing PCB test points: Can’t see your test solution? Then speak to us! INGUN are happy to develop and p roduce your tailored RF test probe. PCB:...

For optimum fulfilment of the test requirements, various versions of RF test probes are available. Selection criteria include the test point to be contacted, frequency and/or data rate, installation area (space available), as well as ambient conditions. Coaxial test points Rotation-symmetrical RF test probes are used with coaxial test points (E.g., SMA, U.FL, miniature switches) and the contact tip is optimally designed based on the connector. Position orientated test points To ensure contacting of position orientated test points (E.g., PCB signal-ground), non-rotating RF test probes are...

Assembly HFS- … is inserted into the Receptacle Depending on the customer application, the RF probes can be pressed into or screwed into the receptacle. (Nominal screw-in torque 10-20 Ncm) HFS-…M (4M) is screwed into the Receptacle For position orientated test points (E.g., PCB ground-signalground) RF probes are aligned in the receptacle accordingly and are held in position by crimping points. * With the screw-in version HFS-…4M, the RF probe is screwed in fully and then turned anti-clockwise to the required position. Furthermore, there are various alignments for the receptacle with...

Choosing the right test probe From test point to RF test probe: The prerequisite to performing/conducting precise and a ccurately-repeatable RF measurements is a correctly s elected RF test probe as well as its correct assembly and connection. The following steps should help with RF test probe selection: What kind of unit is to be tested? – Plug connector – Miniature switch – PCB test point What is the name of the connector, or what is the geometry of the test point? What is the max. frequency to be transmitted at which return loss? Selection example The RF signal should be tested for...