Teledyne LeCroy T3HVD1500-70 Oscilloscope Probe, Differential Type, 70MHz, 50:500dB, BNC Connector

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Brand

Teledyne LeCroy

Probe Type

Differential

Attenuation

50:500dB

Bandwidth

70MHz

Maximum Common Mode Input Voltage

1500V

Connector Type

BNC

Model Number p

T3HVD1500-70

COO (Country of Origin):
CN
The Teledyne Test Tools new range of high voltage differential probes are wide bandwidth active differential voltage probes, featuring models with bandwidths up to 200 MHz bandwidth, voltages up to ± 7000 V (DC + Peak AC), fast and accurate waveform capture, measurement accuracy of ± 2 % and low test circuit loading. These probes can be used with any oscilloscope having a 1 MΩ BNC input.

Bandwidth of 70 MHz
± 1500 V Differential signal input (DC + Peak AC).
Combined single ended and differential measurement capability.
Use with any scope with a 1 MΩ input and BNC connector.
Combined single ended and differential measurement capability
Over-Voltage alarm with dual indicators.

Applications


Power electronics.
Multi-phase motor drives (electric vehicles, etc).
Inverters and power conversion.
Domestic and industrial photo-voltaic (PV) system design.
General vehicle electronics.
Power supply design.
Floating voltage measurements.
Domestic appliances (washing machines, induction hobs, etc).
Research and development.
Universities, general electronics and education

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