Explanation Material: "Mastering Probes for Oscilloscope Users"

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last updated：Aug 28, 2020

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A beginner's guide to oscilloscopes. An explanation of the basics of probes that you should know to measure correctly.

This document provides an easy-to-understand introduction to the basics of probes for beginners using oscilloscopes, complete with diagrams and illustrations. It is packed with essential information for accurate measurements, including "Points to note when connecting coaxial cables," "Important points regarding probe performance," and "How to handle a 10:1 passive probe." 【Table of Contents (Excerpt)】 ◎ Ways to extract signals that should be avoided ◎ What it means to transmit signals ◎ Understanding the basic 10:1 passive probe ◎ Caution! 1:1/10:1 sensitivity switching probes ◎ How much frequency bandwidth is actually necessary? ◎ Wait a moment! That connection ◎ Active probes are closer to the ideal probe ◎ Increasingly common differential signals *This document can be viewed via "PDF Download."

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【Other Contents】 ◎ A high-voltage passive probe that is close to ideal in some aspects ◎ A low-impedance probe at a reasonable price ◎ Are active probes fragile? ◎ Key considerations for probe performance ◎ What is the frequency range of a probe, to begin with? ◎ Floating measurements with the risk of electric shock? ◎ Blind spots in high-voltage differential probes! ◎ Are specifications half the story? Caution needed with current probes ◎ It takes time for electrical signals to transmit *This document can be viewed via "PDF Download."