Surface Current Probes

Surface current probes are used to test RF current components on the surface of electronic products or automotive electronics, aerospace equipment, and so on.

The current instrument classification contains the following instrumentation:

F-37-2 Clip-On FCC Current Probe 10kHz-1GHz
F-37-2 Clip-On FCC Current Probe 10kHz-1GHz

The FCC F-37-2 is used for laboratory and field testing. The probe is available in the frequency range of 10 kHz-1 GHz. over the frequency range of 500 kHz-1 GHz, the F-37-2's typical transmission...

F-97-1 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 30MHz-1500MHz 
F-97-1 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 30MHz-1500MHz 

F-97-1 is a surface current probe, produced by the U.S. FCC and marketed by our company, it is an updated replacement for the F-97 (discontinued) miniature surface current probe, F-97-1 can be affixed to the PCB and other products flat ...

F-97 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 40MHz - 1500 MHz
F-97 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 40MHz - 1500 MHz

F-97 Miniature Surface Current Probe is a product manufactured by FCC and authorized by our company for sales. It can quickly test the current on flat or curved surfaces of products such as PCBs, interconnecting cables and flying wires. Because the F-97 probe has a good understanding of p...

F-96-1 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 10MHz-400MHz
F-96-1 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 10MHz-400MHz

F-96-1 Miniature Surface Current Probe is manufactured by the FCC in the U.S.A. The F-96-1 is a newer version of the F-96, which can quickly test the current on flat or curved surfaces of products such as PCBs, interconnecting cables, and flying wires. Because the F-96-...

F-96 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 8MHz - 450 MHz
F-96 FCC Miniature Surface Current Probe 8MHz - 450 MHz

F-96 is a miniature surface current probe, which is one of the products produced by FCC and authorized to be sold by our company. It can quickly test the current on flat or curved surfaces of products such as PCBs, interconnecting cables and flying wires. Because...