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Types of probes
Passive probes
The most widely used type of oscil-
loscope probe is the “passive probe.”
Passive probes are also the most
rugged and economical. There are no
active components such as transistors
or amplifiers in the probe, and therefore
passive probes do not need to be
powered.
Passive probes classifications
1:1 high Z
passive probe
10:1 or 20:1 high Z
passive probe
100:1 or 1000:1 high Z
passive probe
Resistive divider
passive probe
Features A low capacitance
coax cable with a BNC
connector on one end
and a probe on the other
The most widely used
scope probe type;
provided standard
with most < 1-GHz
oscilloscopes
Gives lower input
capacitance and higher
bandwidth than the 1:1
probe
• Additional attenuation
for use with higher-
amplitude signals
• Large attenuation
requires a high-gain
amplifier on the scope
• Highest-bandwidth
passive probe for
measuring high-
frequency, low-
impedance circuit
Must be used with an
oscilloscope’s 50-Ω input
When to use For viewing small
signals (< 1 V)
For viewing up to ~300 V For viewing up to
15 kV high voltage
High-frequency,
low-impedance (< 50 Ω)
digital circuit, transmission
line
When not to use For probing high-
frequency signal
For achieving > 600 MHz
system bandwidth
For making floating
(ungrounded)
measurement
For probing high-amplitude,
high-impedance signal
Typical bandwidth Up to 35 MHz Up to 600 MHz Up to 250 MHz Up to 6 GHz
Agilent models N2870A,10070D,
N2889A (1:1/10:1)
N2871/2/3/5A
10073D, 10074D, 1165A,
N2862B/63B/89A/90A
10076B, N2771B N2874/6A, 54006A
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