10-01-2010 12:24 AM
10-01-2010 01:59 AM - edited 10-01-2010 02:07 AM
The spec points out only a 1M input impedance, so the only option I see is to use a 50Ohm termination ( usually a 50Ohm feedthrough is hard to find in the lab, but a T coupler and a 50Ohm 'terminator' 🙂 )
And yes, you can use one resistor, however depending on the frequency range it is wise to use 4 200Ohm SMD and solder them in a cross from the shield to inner conductor. (And clean the flux 😉 )
(and 200R are better to get than 50R) Don't use standard wired resistors, due to their inductivity. Standard SMD is fine up to 1GHz.
10-01-2010 09:35 AM
Can I use the attached method for T connector.
And is there any web link for such SMD resistor.
Thanks.
10-01-2010 11:13 AM
Would it be possible to add an op amp before the input. This would allow you to mach impedance. High impedance output from the op amp output. And the input could be set to 50 ohms.
It seems that you need a hardware buffer.