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News Release from: Multi-Contact (UK) | Subject: Actiprobe
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 16 September 2003
Probes cover wide frequency range
Actiprobe comprises a new range of "active" safety test probes for high-frequency engineering applications.
Actiprobe comprises a new range of "active" safety test probes for high-frequency engineering applications Suitable for use with various test instruments (including oscilloscopes, spectrum and network analysers), the Actiprobe incorporates a range of enhanced performance features that make it ideal for measurements requiring the undistorted display of steep signal pulses
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 15 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Offering an extremely low input capacitance of less than 1.2pF and a wide frequency range with bandwidth up to 1.3GHz, there are four different device types designed for 50ohm or high-impedance (above 100kohm) scope inputs and available in either AC or switchable DC/AC versions.
With a dividing ration of 10:1, all models in the range are fully insulated to assure safe usage offering touch-protection to 1000V, Cat II in accordance with IEC/EN61010-2-031.
In addition, the BNC connection has also been enhanced to allow a significantly greater number of connecting cycles to be made without the loss of quality suffered by conventional alternatives.
Leads for all probe versions are supplied in a standard length of 120cm, with power provided by an external mains source.
Each probe has an operating temperature range between -30 and +90C.
Complementing the Actiprobe is a wide choice of push-on accessories including BNC adapters, probes, reference clips and a padded storage case.
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