Tektronix P7516 TriMode Differential Probe: Uncover Signal Integrity with Precision

Features and Specifications: Tektronix P7516 TriMode Differential Probe w/ Cal Cert, 16 GHz, TekConnect Interface, P7500 Series

Product Overview:

The Tektronix P7516 TriMode Differential Probe is a high-performance probe designed for use with oscilloscopes in the P7500 Series. It offers exceptional bandwidth, accuracy, and versatility, making it ideal for a wide range of applications in high-speed digital and analog design.

Features:

TriMode Operation: Differential, single-ended, and common mode measurements
16 GHz Bandwidth: Captures fast-rising signals with high fidelity
TekConnect Interface: Quick and easy connection to P7500 Series oscilloscopes
High Input Impedance: 1 MΩ differential, 500 kΩ single-ended
Low Input Capacitance: 0.35 pF differential, 0.175 pF single-ended
Wide Dynamic Range: ±8 V differential, ±4 V single-ended
High CMRR: >80 dB at 1 GHz
Calibration Certificate: Ensures accuracy and traceability

Specifications:

Bandwidth: 16 GHz
Input Impedance: 1 MΩ differential, 500 kΩ single-ended
Input Capacitance: 0.35 pF differential, 0.175 pF single-ended
Dynamic Range: ±8 V differential, ±4 V single-ended
CMRR: >80 dB at 1 GHz
Probe Tip: Grounded, 1.5 mm diameter
Probe Length: 1.5 m

P7516 TriMode Differential Probe
Calibration Certificate
Grounding Accessories

Benefits:

Accurate and Reliable Measurements: High bandwidth, low input capacitance, and high CMRR ensure accurate signal capture and analysis.
Versatile Operation: TriMode operation allows for differential, single-ended, and common mode measurements, providing flexibility for various applications.
Easy to Use: TekConnect interface simplifies probe connection and setup.
Certified Performance: Calibration certificate guarantees accuracy and traceability.

Value to the Customer:

The Tektronix P7516 TriMode Differential Probe is an essential tool for engineers and technicians working in high-speed digital and analog design. Its exceptional performance, versatility, and ease of use make it an invaluable asset for troubleshooting, debugging, and characterizing high-speed signals.