Picotest Announces
Transmission Line Probes Solve Loading/Cable & Load Step Issues
Picotest’s 1 and 2 Port 50 ohm transmission line probes are now available. These precision 1x probes support a variety of measurements including impedance (1 Port Reflection and 2 Port Series and Shunt thru), step-load, ripple, noise TDT/TDR, PCB resonances, clock jitter and non-invasive stability. They have some significant advantages over active probes and other types of passive probes.
- Supports Measuring Impedance, Step-Load, Ripple, Noise TDT/TDR, 2 port impedance, PCB resonances, Clock Jitter and Non-invasive Stability
- 1x for optimum in sensitivity and SNR
- Virtually no circuit loading (< 0.2pf)
- Single (1 Port) or Dual (2 Ports) – 50 ohm impedance
- Includes DC Blocker 500Hz – 8GHz
- Wide Bandwidth –1GHz+
- Supports Non-Invasive Stability Measurement
- Infinitely Variable-pitch probe tip
- Full complement of accessories
- No cable soldering – Eliminates copper pads damage
- Small Form Factor gets into tight places
- Slim body provides good visibility of the target
Picotest at DesignCon 2015 Santa Clara, CA 1/27-1/30
Non-Invasive Stability Measurement on the
Keysight E5061B / E5071C
See us at DesignCon
What do clock jitter, EMI, control loop stability, SPICE modeling, rogue waves and the ripeness of fruit have in common?
Seminar: Impedance Measurement And Relating It To Control Loop Stability
Paper: Target Impedance Limitations And Rogue Wave Assessments On PDN Performance
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NEW Transmission Line Passive Probes
- 50 ohm, Passive, 1x, NO LOADING
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