Verification Kits

7-16 connectors are high-quality coaxial solutions with low attenuation and intermodulation for frequencies up to 7.5 GHz. They are suitable for medium to high power transmission in outdoor applications such as mobile communications due to their high mechanical stability and excellent weather resistance.

The RosenbergerHPD® universal multicore datalink connection system is optimized for data transmission up to 10 Gbps. In addition to high data performance, the centrally positioned power lane offers a power reserve of up to 100 W / 5 A – in combination with the cable shield as the ground lane. Providing data and power to complex systems through a single interface delivers several benefits including reduced costs and installation footprint. This robust, fully shielded connector is ideally suited to harsh environmental conditions, such as automotive applications, where frequent high data transmission and ampacity is required. Combined with Rosenberger’s specially designed multicore cable, featuring an optimized layout for low attenuation, virtually interference- and crosstalk-free performance is assured.

The Rosenberger portable and multifunctional broadband PIM Site Analyzer alpha provides the best alternative of performing the most precise and efficient PIM tests on site. The PIM Site Analyzer alpha consists of a single master unit with band-specific, interchangeable filter units, since the form factor of the filter units is the same. Take out one filter unit, e.g., 900 MHz, and replace with another filter unit, e.g., 1800 MHz, without any calibration of the filter unit, potential adaptors, test cable, or operational mode(s). Future-proof plug and play concept covering 700 to 2700 MHz.

Rosenberger develops and offers traceability kits for precision interfaces for validation of measurements on vector network analyzers (VNAs). RPC-N (50 Ω) traceability kits are available. With traceability components from Rosenberger measurements on vector network analyzers are electrically characterized. These validation measurements are traceable to metrology standards such as PTB (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig) or NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology).