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Highlights

Bandwidth:

  • 1.5 GHz

Range:

  • Dynamic Range: +/- 2.5V
  • DC Offset Range: +/- 12V when using probe offset
  • Maximum Input Voltage: 30V peak

Input Impedance:

  • Differential Input R: 50 kOhm
  • Differential Input C: 0.27-0.34 pF
  • Single Ended Input R: 25 kOhm
  • Single Ended Input C: 0.44-0.67 pF
     

For high-speed differential or single-ended probing in embedded designs, the InfiniiMax 1.5 GHz 1130B differential probe amplifier is a perfect complement to Infiniium 600 MHz to 1 GHz and InfiniiVision 500 MHz to 1 GHz oscilloscopes. Its extremely low input capacitance, flat frequency response and patented resistor probe tip technology provide ultra-low loading of the DUT and superior signal fidelity. The E2675B differential browser kit (ordered separately) is recommended for the 1130B with its variable spacing between probe tips with full z-axis compliance, which improves the usability/versatility of the probe. Also available are the E2669B differential or E2668B single-ended connectivity kits (ordered separately) that contain a variety of connectivity probe heads and accessories.

The 1130B is the RoHS compliant version of the 1130A. The 1130B is 100% form, fit, function and price equivalent to the 1130A.

To see the other available probe head accessories for InfiniiMax 1130B-34B, visit InfiniiMax probe accessories.

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