Teledyne LeCroy HVD3106A Active Probes & Differential Probe

Designed for test and measurement applications, the Teledyne LeCroy HVD3106A Active Probes & Differential Probe is a practical, professional instrument. Highlights: leCroy HVD3106A Differential Probe.

• Features and Specifications:
• Teledyne LeCroy HVD3106A Differential Probe Product Overview:
• The Teledyne
• LeCroy HVD3106A is a high-voltage differential probe designed for accurate and reliable measurements in high-power electronics applications
• With its 1 kV differential input range and
• 120 MHz bandwidth, it provides exceptional performance for capturing fast transients and high-frequency signals
• Differential input range:
• 1 kV Bandwidth:
• 120 MHz Auto zero function for offset correction 2m cable length for extended reach Compatible with HVD3000A Series probes Specifications:
• Input impedance:
• 10 MΩ || 10 pF Common mode rejection ratio:
• 100 dB at 50 Hz Maximum input voltage:
• 1 kV Bandwidth:
• 120 MHz (-3 dB) Rise time:
• 3 ns Settling time:
• 5 ns Operating temperature:
• 0°C to 50°C Storage temperature:
• 20°C to 70°C What’s in the Box:
• HVD3106A Differential Probe 2m Cable Ground lead User manual Benefits:
• High-voltage measurement capability:
• Enables accurate measurements in high-power electronics systems
• Wide bandwidth:
• Captures fast transients and high-frequency signals with precision
• Auto zero function:
• Ensures accurate measurements by eliminating offset errors
• Extended cable length:
• Provides flexibility and reach in various measurement setups
• Compatibility with HVD3000A Series:
• Integrates seamlessly with other probes in the series for expanded measurement capabilities
• Value to the Customer:
• The Teledyne LeCroy HVD3106A Differential
• Probe empowers engineers and technicians with a powerful tool for high-voltage differential measurements
• Its exceptional performance and ease of use make it an invaluable asset for troubleshooting, design verification, and performance analysis in high-power electronics applications