Ohm Terminator
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 RG58 50 Ohm 1 with Chain Terminator  US $11.68
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 Grey BNC Male Terminator 75 ohm for RG 58 Coaxial Cable US $11.63
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 BNC Male Terminator 75 Ohm 1 US $11.48
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 F Terminator Adapter Cap Plug 75oHm Pack of 5 US $6.95
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 10 pcs F Coaxial Terminator 75 Ohm US $6.36
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 2 Pack of BNC RG59 75 OHM Terminator Adapter CablesOnline R 3010 2 US $5.99
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 Lot of 10 F TYPE 75 Ohm TERMINATOR 75Ohms Coax US $4.99
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 STEREN 200 075 2 pcs F Coaxial Terminator 75 Ohm US $4.97
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 10 QTY Lot F Type 75 Ohm TERMINATOR Coax for Cable Connector Adapter US $4.95
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 10 Pcs F type 75 Ohm Terminator US $4.75
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 2 pcs STEREN F Coaxial Terminator 75 Ohm US $4.74
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 10 LOT Channel Vision 75 OHM terminator resistor for CATV COAX CABLE TV SPLITTER US $4.74
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 F Coaxial Terminator 75 Ohm pack of 7 US $4.49
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 5pc Terminator coaxial cable TV sat port cap 75 ohm F 1 4 watt US $4.29
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 BNC Coaxial Cable Terminator 75 Ohm 5 1 2W US $4.21
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 5 QTY Lot F Type 75 Ohm TERMINATOR Coax for Cable Adapter US $4.19
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 STEREN BNC Coaxial Cable Terminator 75 Ohm 5 1 2W US $4.04
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 RadioShack® 50 Ohm BNC Terminator 278 270 US $3.99
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 STEREN 200 075 F Coaxial Terminator 75 Ohm 5 1 2W US $2.58
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 STEREN F Coaxial Terminator 75 Ohm 5 1 2W US $2.39
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 F Type 75 Ohm Terminator US $2.29
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 Liberty Cable BNC Terminator Plug 750 OHM 5W 33 1175BU US $2.10
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 ProLinks BNC Terminator 75 Ohm 1 1 2 Watt CA BNC1352 2 US $1.99
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 Lot4 Terminator75 ohmTVCableCoax Terminater75ohm US $1.99
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 Belkin Components 50 ohm BNC Terminator NIP US $1.99
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 75 OHM TERMINATOR US $1.20
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 75 OHM CABLE TV SIGNAL TERMINATOR US $1.00
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 Lot of 5 Terminators coaxial cable TV Sat 75 Ohm US $.99
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 75 OHM F TERMINATOR US $.99
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Could some one with electronics expertise tell in which case a 50-Ohm terminator is used on the Oscilloscope?
I would like to know how the use of the 50-Ohm terminator affects a typical electrical measurement observed on the Oscilloscope. For instance, I do some experiments with measuring RMS current from an electrical system using Tektronix Current Probe and Tektronix Oscilloscope. I notice that two different waveforms can be observed with and without the use of a 50-Ohm terminator, could someone explain? Thanks in advance.
from the current probe or any other source we need some length of cable to connect to the measuring instrument
this cable (often coaxial) when terminated in the proper impedance (Z0) will have a flat frequency response
if improperly terminated will have some ringing, or amplitude variations.
for RMS measurement you should use an RMS multimeter
Guru
144Mhz Test with oscilloscope
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