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Keysight 86205A/B & 86207A
50  & 75  Bridges




      300 kHz to 3 GHz (50 )
      300 kHz to 6 GHz (50 )
      300 kHz to 3 GHz (75 )




                               Data Sheet
Introduction

     The Keysight Technologies, Inc. 86205A/B and 86207A high directivity RF
     bridges offer unparalleled performance in a variety of general purpose
     applications. They are ideal for accurate reflection measurements and signal-
     leveling applications. They combine the directivity and broad-band frequency
     range of directional bridges and the low insertion loss and flat coupling factor
     of directional couplers.

     40 dB directivity
     Excellent directivity allows you to measure high return loss devices and good port match lets you
     measure low return loss devices. This is especially important when making reflection measurements
     with scalar network analyzers, vector network analyzers and spectrum analyzers.


     Wide frequency range
     The bridges have an exceptionally wide RF frequency range: 300 kHz to 3/6 GHz for the 50 
     86205A/B and 300 kHz to 3 GHz for the 75  86207A. They are ideal accessories when used with the
     E5061/71 family of the ENA series network analyzers.


     Low insertion loss
     These bridges offer low insertion loss, (nominally 1.5 dB), which is significantly less than the typical 6
     to 8 dB normally associated with RF bridges. Low insertion loss means more power to the device un-
     der test. This is required for the measurement of high-power solid state amplifiers and traveling wave
     tube amplifiers.


     Flat coupling factor
     The frequency response of the coupled arm for these bridges is very flat, within 

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