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RF Power Sensors
±1% Accuracy Pulse/CW

The 7027 and 7029 Series deliver ±1% accuracy for precise RF power measurement in the most demanding semiconductor applications.

Supporting both Pulsed RF and CW signals, these sensors provide reliable RF data essential for RF generator calibration, process control, tool qualification, and consistent production performance.

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Engineered for Precision

The Bird® 7027 and 7029 Series RF Power Sensors are purpose-built for engineers who demand traceable accuracy and repeatable results in semiconductor development and production environments.

With ±1% power measurement accuracy at calibrated frequencies, these sensors deliver lab-grade precision for both CW and pulsed RF signals, ensuring every calibration, qualification, and test meets the highest standards.

Whether you're tuning RF generators, verifying tool performance, or maintaining process stability, the 7027 and 7029 Series provides the RF data you need—reliably, repeatably, and with confidence.

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±1% Power Measurement Accuracy

Engineered for precision, the 7027 Series delivers ±1% accuracy for CW and pulsed signals at calibrated frequencies—giving engineers the confidence to qualify, verify, and monitor RF sources with traceable, repeatable results.

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Gated Time-Domain Measurements

With support for up to four independent gate sets, the 7027 and 7029 simplifies analysis of complex or multilevel pulse structures, enabling more detailed insight into signal behavior at the microsecond level.

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Pulse Width and Repetition Versatility

Capture pulse widths as short as 1 µs and repetition rates from 10 Hz to 100 kHz (sensor dependent). Ideal for evolving semiconductor applications that demand precise pulse characterization.

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Seamless Automation & Integration

Control and collect data with ease using a standard SCPI command set. Whether through the UI or an API, the 7027 and 7029 Series streamlines automated test and calibration workflows, improving consistency across the fab.

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NIST-Traceable Calibration

Each sensor is calibrated with full NIST traceability, ensuring measurement integrity and compliance for high-reliability applications in both R&D and production environments.

Comparing 7027 & 7029 Series
±1% Accuracy

xx = input connector type, yy = output connector type.

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Model Number
Frequency Range
Power Range
Connectors
Pulse Repetition Rate
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7027-1-524001-xxyy Get Quote
400 kHz ±10%
25 W to 25 kW
QC
10 Hz to 11.25 kHz
7027-1-544601-xxyy Get Quote
2 MHz ±10%
10 W to 5 kW
QC
10 Hz to 50 kHz
7027-1-594301-xxyy Get Quote
13.56 MHz ±5%
10 W to 10 kW
QC
100 Hz to 100 kHz
7027-1-615501-xxyy Get Quote
40.68 MHz ±5%
75 W to 7.5 kW
QC
100 Hz to 100 kHz
7027-1-624901-xxyy Get Quote
60 MHz ±5%
30 W to 6 kW
QC
100 Hz to 100 kHz
7027-1-604801-xxyy Get Quote
27.12 MHz ±5%
10W to 3 kW
QC
100 Hz to 100 kHz
7029-1-525101-3030 Get Quote
0.4 MHz ±10%
200 W to 40 kW
1-5/8" EIA Flanged
100 Hz to 100 kHz
7029-1-615901-3030 Get Quote
40.68 MHz ±5%
100 W to 20 kW
1-5/8" EIA Flanged
100 Hz to 100 kHz
7029-1-625901-3030 Get Quote
60 MHz ±5%
100 W to 60 kW
1-5/8" EIA Flanged
100 Hz to 100 kHz
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What’s at Stake?

Inaccurate RF doesn’t just skew data—it compromises your entire process.

In semiconductor manufacturing, tight control over RF power is critical to achieving uniform results, maximizing yield, and maintaining tool-to-tool consistency. When your measurements drift or lack traceability, the risks multiply—miscalibrated generators, unstable processes, and wafers that don’t meet spec.

The Bird 7027 and 7029 Series delivers ±1% accuracy and NIST-traceable calibration, giving engineers the confidence to trust their measurements and keep production on track.

Because in high-precision environments, uncertainty isn’t just inconvenient—it’s costly.

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Precision RF Sensor FAQs

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