This brochure provides suggestions on how to make the best decision when selecting a probe for a given measurement. When choosing a probe, consider the following parameters: attenuation ratio, bandwidth, input resistance, and input capacitance.
The selection guide explains how to pick the proper probe for a given measurement, covering important parameters such as attenuation ratio, bandwidth, input resistance, input capacitance and maximum input voltage. It also describes the different probe families – passive, active, differential and current probes – and their typical applications.
A large table lists specific Agilent probe models, their physical dimensions, attenuation, bandwidth, input impedance and voltage ratings, as well as the oscilloscope series they are compatible with. The guide finishes with a catalog of additional accessories like logic probes, wedge adapters, InfiniiMax probe heads and rack‑mount kits.
| Attenuation ratio options | 1:1, 10:1, 100:1, 1000:1 |
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The guide lists four attenuation ratios: 1:1, 10:1, 100:1 and 1000:1.