Agilent Technologies N2780B Manual do Utilizador

To get the most out of your oscilloscope, you need the right probes and accessories for your particular applications. Whether you need the high bandwi

10Types of probes (continued)Current probesCurrent probes sense the current flow-ing through a conductor and convert it to a voltage that can be viewe

11Types of probes (continued)Current probes (continued)Current probe advantages Limitations• 1146A low-cost model measures AC and DC current to 100A

12Other oscilloscope accessoriesProbing accessoriesProbe positionersN2784A One-arm probe positioner (for browsing) Compatible with most scope probesN2

13Other oscilloscope accessories (continued)Probing accessories (continued)InfiniiMax 1130A/31A/32A/34A and InfiniiMax II 1168A/69A probe accessories

14IC clip kit10075A 0.5 mm IC clip kit For 10070 Series passive probesProbe accessory kits10072A SMT probe accessory kit For 10070 Series passive prob

15Other oscilloscope accessories (continued)Miscellaneous accessoriesTest mobiles1180CZ Testmobile for InfiniiVision Series Compatible with 5000/6000

16Product Web siteFor the most up-to-date and complete application and product information, please visit our product Web site at: www.agilent.com/find

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2How to select a probeSelecting the correct probe for your oscilloscope measurement should not be difficult. This brochure provides suggestions on how

3Types of probesPassive probesThe most widely used type of oscil-loscope probe is the “passive probe.” Passive probes are also the most rugged and eco

4Passive probe characteristicsModelCable length AttenuationTypical probe bandwidthCompensates oscilloscope inputMax input voltage Recommended oscillos

5Types of probes (continued)Single-ended active probesActive probes contain a small, active amplifier built into the probe body near the probe tip. Th

6Types of probes (continued)Differential active probesA “differential” probe is an active probe that has two inputs, one positive and one negative, as

7Types of probes (continued)Differential active probes (continued)InfiniiMax single-ended and differential probes characteristicsModel AttenuationProb

8Types of probes (continued)Differential active probes (continued)Model Attenuation Probe bandwidth Input dynamic rangeApplicationsand useRecommended

9Types of probes (continued)Differential active probes (continued)Active differential probe advantages LimitationsView small signals in the presence o