Teledyne LeCroy - High Voltage Passive Probes
- 2000 Vrms input
- 6000 Vpeak transients
- Up to 500 MHz bandwidth
- Ideal for Surge/EFT testing
High voltage single-ended passive probes are suitable for a wide range of applications where ground-referenced high-voltage measurements must be made safely and accurately. There is also a sense pin to automatically configure the oscilloscope for use with the probe.
The PPE6KV-A and HVP120 can handle up to 6000 Vpeak transient overvoltages and are designed for probing up to 2000 Vrms and 1000 Vrms respectively. Fast rise times, excellent frequency response, and a variety of standard accessories make these probes safe and ideal for high voltage measurement applications
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- Circle projection, freely scalable diameter
- Optionally with red cross projection in the center
- Wired remote control
- Simple installation above the work surface
- Power supply with EU or US plug
- Maintenance-free
The ZKV is a circle projection laser that uses a rotating mirror to project highly visible red or green circles onto the work surface. With the wired joystick remote control, the diameter can be adjusted seamlessly—from 270 mm to 1,400 mm at an installation height of 1,000 mm. This eliminates the need for conventional templates and makes the alignment of workpieces faster and more precise. Main applications include barrel construction and the production of wooden cable drums, where the ZKV increases efficiency and accuracy. Its simple operation and flexible adjustment make it a practical and reliable tool in industrial manufacturing.
- High power density DC power supply in a 1U chassis (up to 5 kW) or a 2U chassis (up to 10 kW)
- Intuitive touch panel control
- Available in either Fixed or Autoranging output
- Multi-language display for global operation
- Auto paralleling for higher power
- Full remote control via Virtual Panels™
- Enables wafer probing up to 100 A pulsed and 10A DC
- Innovative multi-fingertip design provides even distribution of current
- Supports up to 500 V
- Replaceable Tungsten probe tips
- Temperature range of -60°C to 300°C
- Minimal contact resistance at the pad-tip junction to reduce heating during measurements, with fewer probe marks
- Prevents against thermal runaway
- Measure devices on wafer at higher currents than ever before
- Small scrub minimizes damage to aluminum pad
- Small footprint – tip fits on a 1 mm pad
The VTI Instruments Power switching up to 16A and high voltage mux cards
- Highly Flexible Modular Design: 2U Form Factor, 12 module slots
- Dual-Drive Variants: Flexible Usage of High-End MDR or Highly Cost-Effective Storage Media
- All-Rounder: Providing Record and Replay capabilities
- Incomparable Range of Supported Video Interfaces: DVI, SDI, PAL, NTSC, RTP
- Real-Time Data Access: Live Monitoring of Recording
- Long cable lengths at maximum image acquisition rates
- Data forwarding rate for distributed image processing
- Fully supported by Sapera Vision Software SDKs
- High-quality construction with low-noise electrical performance
- Kelvin version for convenient 4-point measurements
- Replaceable coaxial probe tips, with choice of tip radii, and full electrical guard to the probe tip
- SSMC 50 connectors
- Ultra-low, fA and fF measurements from -65 º C to 150 º C
- All Digital IF technology
- 10.1” WVGA (1024 x 600) Display
- Frequency range from 9 KHz up to 3.2 GHz
- -161 dBm/Hz Displayed Average Noise Level (Typ)
- -98 dBc/Hz @ 10 khz Offset Phase Noise (Typ)
- Total Amplitude Accuracy < 0.7 dB
- 1 Hz Minimum Resolution Bandwidth (RBW)
- Comes with Preamplifier
Built on the same architecture as the popular BL2 backlight, the FD2 planar diffuse light offers the same high-performance and flexible build options, but in a front lighting geometry.
The FD2 light differs from the FX and FX2 planar diffuse lights in that the LEDs are located under the diffuser, rather than positioned in the frame (side-illumination).
The FD2 planar diffuse light can be a substituted for a dome light on flat, and/or topographic surfaces, such as a PCB, depending on the exact features of interest. It has the distinct advantage over a diffuse dome light in that it can be positioned at much longer light working distances.
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