701929 Current Probe 50 MHz / 30 ARMS
701929 Current Probe 50 MHz / 30 ARMS
- Front-end powered current probe for oscilloscope
- Recognized automatically
- Adjust zero position from DLM2000-DLM4000, DL6000/DLM6000, DL9000/DLM9000 and SB5000 series.
- Frequency bandwidth: DC to 50 MHz
- Maximum continuous input range: 30 Arms
What is a Current Probe?
There are two types of analog probes- current probes and active/passive voltage probes. Current probes are for DC/AC signals.
Types of Current Probes
Current probes come in a range of low to high input current (Arms) and low to high speed/frequency bandwidth. The 701929 Current Probe operates at 50 MHz / 30 ARMS (maximum input current). Yokogawa offers a variety of accessories and current probes for multimeters and oscilloscopes for measuring high and low currents.
701929 Current Probe 50 MHz / 30 ARMS Applications
- Bandwidth: DC to 100 MHz; current measurement: Max 30 ARMS
- Clamp configuration makes current measurements easy
The probe simply clamp around the conductor being measure. - No external amplifier required: Connects directly to DL series instruments
The probes can be directly connected to the 1 MΩ BNC inputs on the DL series instruments without the need for connection to a costly external amplifier. All probes in our lineup are space-saving, easy to carry, and offer superior performance at a reasonable cost. - Current values can be read directly on DL series instruments
- Using the current probe selection menu eliminates the need to enter current/voltage conversion values.
- Includes demagnetizing switch and zero adjust dial functions
- Relationship between the current being measured and probe's current consumption
701929 Current Probe 50 MHz / 30 ARMS Features
- Inverter currents
- Switching power supply inrush currents
- Motor load currents
- Breaker characteristics
- Transformer/transmission systems
- Fuel cell operation and characteristics
- Power supply current waveforms
- Power device consumed current
- Vehicle electrical systems
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