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Current Probes
Current probes are devices used to measure the flow of electric current in a circuit. They work by detecting the magnetic field generated by the current and converting it into a measurable signal. Current probes come in various types and sizes, and can be used for a wide range of applications, including testing and troubleshooting electronic circuits. There are several types of current probes available, including clamp-on probes, which can be easily attached to a wire without interrupting the circuit, and Rogowski coils, which are flexible and can be wrapped around a conductor. When choosing a current probe, it’s important to consider factors such as the range of current being measured, the frequency response of the probe, and the type of connector required. Using a current probe is relatively straightforward. Simply attach the probe to the circuit being measured and connect it to an oscilloscope or other measuring device. The probe will then detect the magnetic field generated by the current and convert it into a signal that can be displayed and analyzed.
Current probes are devices used to measure the flow of electric current in a circuit. They work by detecting the magnetic field generated by the current and converting it into…
...a measurable signal. Current probes come in various types and sizes, and can be used for a wide range of applications, including testing and troubleshooting electronic circuits.
There are several types of current probes available, including clamp-on probes, which can be easily attached to a wire without interrupting the circuit, and Rogowski coils, which are flexible and can be wrapped around a conductor. When choosing a current probe, it’s important to consider factors such as the range of current being measured, the frequency response of the probe, and the type of connector required.
Using a current probe is relatively straightforward. Simply attach the probe to the circuit being measured and connect it to an oscilloscope or other measuring device. The probe will then detect the magnetic field generated by the current and convert it into a signal that can be displayed and analyzed.
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Frequency Range: 20 Hz – 100 MHz The Model 91550-1 current probe and 91550-1L current probes are extremely broad frequency range probes covering 20...FIND OUT MORE -
Frequency Range: 10 kHz – 30 MHz The Model 93511-1 has a constant transfer impedance of 1 Ohm from 10 kHz to 30 MHz. This user friendly feature...FIND OUT MORE -
Frequency Range: 10 kHz – 30 MHz The Model 93686-1 probe is extremely useful when making common mode measurements as per MILSTD-1399, Section 390,...FIND OUT MORE
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Frequency Range: 10 kHz – 200 MHz The Model 93686-Series have a variety of different sensitivities and frequency ranges. The large 2.625″...FIND OUT MORE -
Frequency Range: 100 kHz – 450 MHz The 94106-1 probe has a 1.25″ window measurement probe covering the frequency range from 100 kHz to 450...FIND OUT MORE
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Frequency Range: 1 MHz – 1000 MHz The 94111-Series probes have a 1.25″ window measurement probe covering the frequency range from 1 MHz to 1...FIND OUT MORE -
Frequency Range: 10 kHz – 250 MHz The small size and light weight 94430-1 measurement probe has a 0.75″ window, covering the frequency range...FIND OUT MORE
