Rohde & Schwarz RT-ZPR40: Precision Power Rail Probe for High-Frequency Measurements
$3,843.00
Rohde & Schwarz RT-ZPR40 Power Rail Probe: 4 GHz, 1:1, 50 kOhm, 60V, SMA Cable, RT-Zxx Series
Rohde & Schwarz RT-ZPR40 Power Rail Probe: Precision Power Measurement for Demanding Applications
Product Overview:
The Rohde & Schwarz RT-ZPR40 Power Rail Probe is a high-performance probe designed for precise power measurements in power rail applications. With its wide bandwidth of 4 GHz, 1:1 attenuation ratio, and high input impedance of 50 kOhm, it provides accurate and reliable measurements in demanding environments.
Features and Specifications:
Bandwidth: 4 GHz
Attenuation Ratio: 1:1
Input Impedance: 50 kOhm
Maximum Input Voltage: 60 V
Connector: SMA Cable
Compatible with RT-Zxx Series Oscilloscopes
Benefits:
Accurate Power Measurements: The RT-ZPR40’s high input impedance minimizes loading effects, ensuring accurate power measurements.
Wide Bandwidth: The 4 GHz bandwidth allows for measurements on high-speed power rails, capturing fast transients and harmonics.
High Input Voltage: The 60 V maximum input voltage enables measurements on high-voltage power rails.
Easy Integration: The SMA cable connector provides compatibility with a wide range of oscilloscopes.
Value to the Customer:
The Rohde & Schwarz RT-ZPR40 Power Rail Probe offers exceptional value to customers by:
Enabling precise power measurements in demanding applications
Reducing measurement errors due to loading effects
Capturing fast transients and harmonics for comprehensive analysis
Providing a reliable and versatile solution for power rail testing
Conclusion:
The Rohde & Schwarz RT-ZPR40 Power Rail Probe is an essential tool for engineers and technicians who require accurate and reliable power measurements in power rail applications. Its high performance, ease of use, and compatibility with RT-Zxx Series oscilloscopes make it an invaluable asset for any test and measurement setup.
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