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Bandwidth:

  • 12 GHz specified
  • 12.5 GHz typical

Connectivity:

  • Low loading, different input capacitance < = 270 fF
  • Reliable, semi-permanent connection
  • 4” lead length for reaching into tight spaces such as DIMM socket
  • Variable span of leads from 0.2 – 3.3 mm (8 to 130 mils)

E2677B InfiniiMax differential solder-in probe head and accessories include 20 full bandwidth and 10 medium bandwidth damping resistors.

E2677B InfiniiMax Differential Solder-In Probe Head

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Application Notes 2018.10.06

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Probe Soldering Guidelines for Keysight InfiniiMax Probes

There are various ways to connect test instrumentation probes to devices under test (DUTs). One such method is soldering, which provides a reliable connection and minimizes parasitic probing effects by keeping wire lengths and connections as short as possible. Many of Keysight’s high performance oscilloscope probes utilize soldered connections. As probes and devices continue to shrink, using the correct tools and soldering skills becomes even more critical in order to avoid damage and connectivity issues. This guide provides helpful tips, recommended tools, and techniques specific to Keysight probes to help test engineers make the most out of their soldered-in probes and connections.

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