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Types of probes (continued)
Differential active probes (continued)
Active differential probe advantages Limitations
View small signals in the presence of DC • More expensive than general-purpose passive probes
or other common mode signals • Less dynamic range than using two passive probes
N2772A probes high-differential signals 20 MHz bandwidth
with low-thermal drift
1153A/1141A probes both low- and 200 MHz bandwidth
high-voltage differential signals with
low-thermal drift
1130A/31A/32A/34A and 1168A/69A Lower dynamic range and maximum input voltage (but has ultra low input
InfiniiMax probe probes both single-ended and capacitance)
differential signals up to 12 GHz bandwidth
1153A 200 MHz differential probe
N2772A 20 MHz
differential probe
1130A/31A/32A/34A InfiniiMax high-bandwidth differential probe and its
probe head configurations
N5426A high bandwidth ZIF solder-in
probe head for InfiniiMax probes
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