• High signal fidelity to 4 GHz bandwidth 
• Low circuit loading – High input impedance and low capacitance 
• 4 GHz, 2.5 GHz, 1.5 GHz and 1 GHz models 
• 1 MΩ input resistance 
• 0.6 pF (4 GHz) and 0.9 pF input capacitance 
• ± 8 V input dynamic range, ± 12 V offset range 
• Wide variety of tips and grounds 
• Easy to use, integrated with oscilloscope

With the ProBus interface, the ZD200 becomes an integral part of the oscilloscope. The probe sensitivity and offset are automatically optimized based on the oscilloscope gain settings, so control is transparent to the user. When used with a LeCroy digital oscilloscope, no external power supply is required.

Differential active probes are like two probes in one. Instead of measuring a test point in relation to a ground point (like single-ended active probes), differential probes measure the difference in voltage of a test point in relation to another test point

• 100 MHz, 200 MHz, 350 MHz, 500 MHz and 1 GHz bandwidths 
• Up to 4 GS/s sample rate 
• Long Memory – up to 20 Mpts 
• 10.1” capacitive touch screen display 
• 16 Digital Channel MSO option 
• MAUI - Most Advanced User Interface 
  • Designed for Touch 
  • Built for Simplicity 
  • Made to Solve 
• Advanced Anomaly Detection 
  • Fast Waveform Update 
  • History Mode - Waveform Playback 
  • WaveScan - Search and Find 
• Multi-Instrument Capabilities 
  • Protocol Analysis - Serial Trigger and Decode 
  • Waveform Generation - Built-in Function Generator 
  • Digital Voltmeter and Frequency Counter 
• Future Proof 
  • Upgradeable Bandwidth 
  • Field Upgradable Software and Hardware Options

• Highest resolution – 12 bits all the time 
• More capability – integrates multiple instruments into one 
• Comprehensive probe support – supports over 30 probes in 9 categories 
• MAUI with OneTouch user interface for intuitive and efficient operation

Transmission line probes are a special type of passive probe designed for use at very high frequencies. They replace the high impedance probe cable found in a traditional passive probe with a precision transmission line, with a characteristic impedance that matches the oscilloscope input (50 Ohm). This greatly reduces the input capacitance to a fraction of a picofarad, minimizing the loading of high frequency signals. A matching network at the tip increases the DC input resistance. While they have lower DC input resistance than a traditional passive probe (usually 500 Ohm) to 1kOhm), the input impedance of these probes remains nearly constant over their entire frequency range. A traditional /10 passive probe will have a 10 MOhm) input impedance at DC, however this impedance drops rapidly with frequency, passing below the input impedance of a transmission line probe at less than 100 MHz.

• Up to 65 GHz 
• Up to 80 Channels @ 36 GHz 
• Up to 160 GS/s 
• Up to 512 Mpts/Ch 
• 50 fs rms Sample Clock (Intrinsic) Jitter 
• Jitter Between All Channels of <130 fs rms

• Industry’s latest CMOS image sensors 
• Simplified set-up with field proven Sapera LT software featuring CamExpert 
• Engineered to accommodate industrial environment with a ruggedized screw mount SDR connectors 
• GenICan GenCP compliant

• 5 GigE Ethernet port & hardware
• Supports cable lengths up to 100 m (CAT-5e, CAT-6) or (4T-6A)
• Simplified set-up with field proven Sapera LT software featuring CamExpert
• Engineered to accommodate industrial environment with a ruggedized screw mount RJ-45 connector