Model | Bandwidth | Differential Voltage | Common Mode Voltage | Common Mode Rejection Ratio | Fiber Cable Length |
TIVP1L | 1 GHz | ±2500 V | ±60 kV | DC: 160dB
100 MHz: 100 dB 200 MHz: 100 dB |
10 meters |
TIVP05 | 500 MHz | ±2500 V | ±60 kV | DC: 160dB
100 MHz: 100 dB 200 MHz: 100 dB |
2 meters |
TIVP02 | 200 MHz | ±2500 V | ±60 kV | DC: 160dB
100 MHz: 100 dB 200 MHz: 100 dB |
2 meters |
TIVP05L | 500 MHz | ±2500 V | ±60 kV | DC: 160dB
100 MHz: 100 dB 200 MHz: 100 dB |
10 meters |
TIVP02L | 200 MHz | ±2500 V | ±60 kV | DC: 160dB
100 MHz: 100 dB 200 MHz: 100 dB |
10 meters |
TIVP1 | 1 GHz | ±2500 V | ±60 kV | DC: 160dB
100 MHz: 100 dB 200 MHz: 100 dB |
2 meters |
Benefits of IsoVu Probes |
IsoVu technology uses power-over-fiber and an optical analog signal path for complete galvanic isolation between the measurement system and your DUT. By allowing the probe to float independently at the common mode voltage, isolation provides important advantages.
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High Voltage and high Bandwidth |
With traditional differential probes you had to choose between high bandwidth or high voltage levels. IsoVu probes, with their shielded coaxial cable and isolation, provide high bandwidth and a differential voltage range of ±2500 V. IsoVu Gen 2 offers bandwidths of 200 MHz, 500 MHz, and 1 GHz to fit your budget and performance needs. |
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