New range of Intelliprobes.
Gould Nicolet Technologies announce a range of Intelliprobes
for the Ultima and Accura families of Digital and Transient
Storage oscilloscopes.
The range includes differential voltage and current models. They all integrate
fully with power and control making a complete intelligent measurement
system from probe tip to analysis and reporting. Range, coupling and
offset are fully controlled from the main instrument as well as the automatic
zero offset calibration maintaining overall accuracy. The probes are all
high impedance and remove circuit loading providing safe operation
when making off-ground measurements.
For high frequency analogue and logic design the 400 MHz model with up
to ±40 volts of input signal offset provides high sensitivity for off-ground
signals. The 100 MHz model caters for switching signals while rejecting
common mode voltages up to ±1400 Volts. The 25 MHz models maintain
the 0.25% instrument accuracy. All models have high common mode
voltage rejection.
The current probe is a 100 A dc coupled model using Hall effect technology
covering a frequency range up to 100 kHz.
The new Intelliprobes support the Ultima and Accura ranges of instruments
utilizing their full performance in speed and accuracy. The Ultima 500
provides four measurement channels with the capability of achieving
sampling speeds of 2 GS/s to 1 Mbyte of memory. The Accura range
also offers four channels with 0.25% accuracy and sampling speeds up
to 100 MS/s to 4 Mbyte memory at 12 bit resolution and at lower
frequencies the resolution is increased to 16 bits.
Gould Nicolet Technologies is a subsidiary of Thermo Instrument
Systems, which develops, manufactures and markets precision
imaging, inspection and test instrumentation using high-speed
data acquisition and digital processing technologies.
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For more information, please contact :-
Gould Nicolet Technologies
Tel: +44(0) 20 8501 6604
Email: helpline@gould-nicolet.co.uk
Web Site: www.gould-nicolet.co.uk
August 2002
