Fishing for knowledge here folks. My lab has an ESD target built by the late Hugh Hyatt at Hyger Physics a few years back. It's apparently designed to have better high frequency characteristics. My problem is that I have absolutly no information on it. A quick check with an ohm meter suggests it was not built for a 50 ohm system (SMA reads 3.5 ohms pin to shell). Can any of you who knew Hugh shed any light on this?
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