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Comparison of bottom noise and high frequency signal

With the rapid popularization of silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) power devices, the

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The difference between passive probe and active probe

Passive voltage probe is the most commonly used oscilloscope probe type at present. There are no act

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Why Use a Passive Probe to Measure Power Ripple

In the field of electronic test and measurement, detecting ripple (Ripple) in circuits is a crucial

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Measuring Principle of Current Sensors

Measuring Principle of AC Zero Flux Method (Winding Detection Type) Current SensorThe AC zero-flux m

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How to Understand Rise Time

Rise time is the time it takes for a signal to cross a specified lower voltage threshold and then fo

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High Voltage Differential Probe Applications

Application Scenario:In power system testing, it is often necessary to measure the relative voltage

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How to tune (compensate) x10 oscilloscope probes

For passive probes, in order to minimize the capacitive load on the device under test, most probes u

2024-10-28 14:08:23Knowledge

Floating and Differential Voltage Challenges and Solutions in Oscilloscope Measurements

Fundamentally, an oscilloscope is an instrument that measures voltage (on the Y-axis) versus time (o

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CAT Ratings Analysis: Safe Range of Use and Probe Design for Measurement Accessories

In electrical testing, the safety of the user is of paramount importance. In order to ensure safety,

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Passive (Single-Ended) Probe Attenuation Function Analysis

Passive probes, as a common accessory for oscilloscopes, are usually supplied as standard by the man