Radio Frequency
Radio Frequency refers to an electrical signal with a high frequency, in which effects such as attenuation, reflection, and crosstalk become increasingly relevant.
In test technology, Radio Frequency (RF) signals require customized contacting as well as an RF-optimized design of Contact Probes, signal paths, and Interfaces, for example through the use of Radio Frequency (RF) Probes.
Precisely tuned RF contact ensures that signal integrity, impedance control, and reproducible measurement results are guaranteed even at high frequencies.
FAQ
At high frequencies, even small variations in impedance or differences in geometry can lead to signal loss and reflections. Therefore, RF-compatible contacting is crucial for signal quality.
Inadequate contact or impedance errors can lead to signal distortion, measurement errors, and reduced reproducibility.
High-frequency-compatible interconnects take into account impedance matching, short signal paths, and optimized transitions to ensure high signal integrity at high frequencies.
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