Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

Our mission is to provide you with both a quality product and 30 years of expert knowledge so that you can remain focused on your goal. caltestelectronics.com Yorba Linda, CA Joined September 2014

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

4 years ago

Cal Test Electronics is proud to announce our new website: caltestelectronics.com

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

Cal Test Electronics introduces its new CT4200 series of passive voltage oscilloscope probes featuring compact 2.5 mm barrel size and bandwidths from 55 MHz to 1.5 GHz. The 8 model series includes 1x, 10x, 20x, and 100x attenuation ratios.

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

Global Specialties introduces five new models to its line of electronic Educational Kits. These kits are a fun and inexpensive way to learn electronic circuits and controllers. Learn more here: buff.ly/2vhN3Iz

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

Introducing a new coaxial cable assembly! CT4098 is a new BNC male to BNC male assembly featuring RG223/U coaxial cable: buff.ly/2ln0T6W

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

The CT4071 is the last of our new economical active differential probe offering. The probe offers both a 100 MHz bandwidth for the 200x, 500x, and 1000x attenuation settings and a 50 MHz bandwidth for the 100x attenuation setting. buff.ly/2KsHY5l

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

We have expanded our custom test leads now with spade lug ends: buff.ly/2kxoYYj

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

Learn more about the CT4071, another one of our new active differential probes. The CT4071 The probe offers both a 50 MHz bandwidth for the 200x, 500x, and 1000x attenuation settings and a 25 MHz bandwidth for the 100x attenuation setting. buff.ly/2rHAdkS

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Cal Test Electronics @caltestelec

7 years ago

Check out one of our new active differential probes, the CT4066. This probe offers both a 25 MHz bandwidth for the 50x and 200x attenuation settings and a 15 MHz bandwidth for the 20x attenuation setting: buff.ly/2KqPqh0