RS PRO Oscilloscope Probe, Passive Type, 350MHz, 1:1, 1:10, BNC Connector, Щупы для осциллографа

RS PRO Passive Oscilloscope Probe

Introducing the RS-TP 6350I passive oscilloscope probe from our own trusted and reliable brand RS PRO, an ergonomically designed passive type probe suitable for use with RS PRO oscilloscopes as well as all major brands. This probe offers a switchable attenuation (1:1 / 10:1) featuring bandwidths of 10 MHz and 350 MHz, allowing you to work with high and low frequencies. The RS-TP 6350I is a lightweight passive probe that doesn't require a battery or power supply in order to work, making it ideal for working on the go. This RS PRO passive oscilloscope probe also comes with a complete accessory kit, ensuring you have everything you need to get the job done.

Features and benefits

• Can be used with RS PRO oscilloscopes as well as major brands
• Lightweight yet durable design allowing you to work on the go in a range of environments
• Includes a full accessory kit
• Switchable attenuation offering both 1:1 and 10:1
• Bandwidth: 10 MHz (1:1), 350 MHz (10:1)
• 5 mm diameter
• BNC type connector
• Safety category level: CAT II 55Vrms (1:1), CAT II 400Vrms (10:1)
• Compensation range: 10-30pF
• Rise Time <1 ns (1:1), <35 ns (10:1)
• Input Impedance: 1MOhm / 68pF (1:1), 10MOhm / 13pF (10:1)
• No battery or power supply required

Contents

• RS-TP 6350I probe
• Protective caps (3 pieces)
• BNC adapter
• Spring hook
• Spare probe tip
• Coding rings (8 pieces)
• Grounding lead terminated with insulated crocodile clip
• Ground spring
• Trimmer tool

Applications

An oscilloscope probe is an essential device for use with an oscilloscope when carrying out a range of tests and measurements of electrical devices. The two main types of oscilloscope probes are active and passive, both with varying bandwidths and are commonly used by electrical engineers.

What is oscilloscope probe bandwidth?

The bandwidth of an oscilloscope specifies the usable frequency range of the oscilloscope. The signal processing circuitry of an oscilloscope acts like a low pass filter, limiting the frequency behaviour of the device. Therefore, for a proper analysis, the oscilloscope bandwidth must be considerably higher than the frequency of the signal under test.

Is this oscilloscope probe passive or active?

The RS-TP 6350I oscilloscope probe is a passive type probe that is ideal for general purpose troubleshooting and probing. As it is a passive probe it features no active parts meaning it does not need a power supply or battery to be operated.

Note:

All the products in this range are supplied for use with instruments with a permanent earth connection.

Manual

RS PRO Datasheet

RS PRO T&M Selection Guide 2020_UK