Tektronix introduced the P6042 current probe in 1969, priced at $625 ($4100 in 2016 dollars). It has a probe you can clamp onto a wire carrying current. The output of the P6042 goes to an oscilloscope ...
Santa Clara, Calif. — Agilent Technologies introduced a family of wide-bandwidth, active current probes for oscilloscopes. Low noise, high accuracy and low-circuit insertion loss make the N2780A ...
The N2780A and N2783A oscilloscope current probes from Agilent Technologies provide a flat bandwidth response, low circuit insertion loss, and can take up to 500 A rms. A family of wide-bandwidth ...
A current probe isn’t a very common fixture on most workbenches because they are pretty expensive. [VoltLog] looks at a fairly inexpensive current probe from Micsig. He seemed impressed with the ...
The CP030 and CP031 ac/dc current probes feature a small form factor, high bandwidth, and are capable of measuring up to 30 A RMS. Both the 50-MHz CP030 and 100-MHz CP031 derive power from the company ...
If you want to measure AC or DC current with an oscilloscope, a current clamp is a great way to do it. The clamp surrounds the wire, so you don’t need to break the connection to take your measurements ...
Little Bee has been developed by Weston Braun and built to provide an affordable high-performance current and magnetic field probe. Now available via the crowd Supply website the Little Bee is priced ...
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