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* [[Media:070-8223-04.pdf|P6015A Manual 070-8223-04]] (with schematics) | * [[Media:070-8223-04.pdf|P6015A Manual 070-8223-04]] (with schematics) | ||
* [[Media:070-8223-05.pdf|P6015A Manual 070-8223-05]] | * [[Media:070-8223-05.pdf|P6015A Manual 070-8223-05]] | ||
* [[Media:Tek_p6007_p6009_p6015_cat.pdf|P6007 P6009 P6015 Catalog Description]] | * [[Media:Tek_p6007_p6009_p6015_cat.pdf|P6007 P6009 P6015 Catalog Description]] | ||
* [[Media:51W-8217-2.pdf|P6015A Product Brochure]] | * [[Media:51W-8217-2.pdf|P6015A Product Brochure]] | ||
* [[Media:56W-10262-2.pdf|P6015A Datasheet 56W-10262-2]] | |||
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The '''Tektronix P6015''' is a 1000× high-voltage probe usable up to 20 kV (40 kV peak pulse). | The '''Tektronix P6015''' is a 1000× high-voltage probe usable up to 20 kV (40 kV peak pulse). | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 22 April 2023
The Tektronix P6015 is a 1000× high-voltage probe usable up to 20 kV (40 kV peak pulse).
It can be operated with or without dielectric filling but without this filling, the maximum voltage is reduced to 13 kV (18 kV peak), similar to the P6013 predecessor model.
The original filling material, Freon-114 aka Fluorocarbon 114 (R-114, CFC-114), is no longer available due to its ozone-depleting properties. The CFC-free P6015A successor, introduced in 1991, uses a silicone based replacement.
The P6015 has a compensating circuit at the scope end of the cable with multiple adjustable RC constants.
Key Specifications
| Bandwidth | 75 MHz (10' cable), 25 MHz (25' cable) |
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| Risetime | 4.67 ns (10' cable), 14 ns (25' cable) |
| Attenuation | 1000× |
| Input impedance | 100 MΩ // 3 pF |
| Compensation range | 15-50 pF |
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Links
- US Patent 3,256,484; High voltage test probe containing a part gas, part liquid dielectric fluid under pressure and having a transparent housing section for viewing the presence of the liquid therein. Paul V Terry, 1962.
- P6015A @ amplifier.cd
- P6015 @ barrytech.com
Pictures
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Tektronix P6015 in box
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Derating curves
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Can of Freon Dielectric Fluid
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Termination box
