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|summary=30 MHz ×10 Passive Probe | |summary=30 MHz ×10 Passive Probe | ||
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The '''Tektronix P6000''' is a 30 MHz, ×10 passive voltage probe designed for use with oscilloscopes that have a 1 MΩ // 20 to 50 pF input impedance and a [[UHF connector]]. | The '''Tektronix P6000''' is a 30 MHz, ×10 passive voltage probe designed for use with oscilloscopes that have a 1 MΩ // 20 to 50 pF input impedance and a [[UHF connector]]. | ||
The [[P6003]] is a variant of the [[P6000]] that has a [[BNC connector]] instead of a UHF connector. | The [[P6003]] is a variant of the [[P6000]] that has a [[BNC connector]] instead of a UHF connector. | ||
The compensation is done by changing the length of the probe body itself, which is achieved by turning the front part after loosening the finger stop which also serves as a twist-lock. | |||
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==Pictures== | |||
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Tektronix_P6000_Probe_2.jpg | |||
Tektronix_P6000_probe.jpg | |||
Tektronix_P6000_head.jpg | |||
Tektronix_P6000_head_2.jpg | |||
Tektronix P6000 compensation.JPG | |||
Tektronix_P6000_UHF_connector.jpg | |||
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[[Category:1 MΩ Oscilloscope probes]] | [[Category:1 MΩ Oscilloscope probes]] | ||
[[Category:6-32 probes]] | [[Category:6-32 probes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:13, 4 July 2023
The Tektronix P6000 is a 30 MHz, ×10 passive voltage probe designed for use with oscilloscopes that have a 1 MΩ // 20 to 50 pF input impedance and a UHF connector. The P6003 is a variant of the P6000 that has a BNC connector instead of a UHF connector. The compensation is done by changing the length of the probe body itself, which is achieved by turning the front part after loosening the finger stop which also serves as a twist-lock.
Key Specifications
| Input impedance | 10 MΩ // 11.5–14.5 pF |
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| Compensation range | 1 MΩ // 20–50 pF |
| Maximum input | 1200 V DC or AC peak |
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