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Instructions /1///;////;1/////////////////////1/1///// //// //1///////// ///I///;; TP6100 100MHz TP6060 20/40/60MHz X1&X10 Passive Probe Specifications These characteristics apply to a TP6000 series probe installea on a specified oscilloscope.When used with another instrument, the oscilloscope must have an input impedance of 1 M ~2. The instrument must have a warm-up period of at least 20 minutes and be in an environment that does not exceed the limits. Item ;tienuation input Hesistancc TP6060 Xi, Xto TP6100 1MO±2%(x1): 1OMO±2%(x10) ~nput Capacitance Compensation Range System Bandwidth Maximum Working Input Voltage Net Weight Cable length Temperature Operating Non operating Humidity Xi: 85pF-115pF X10: 18.5pF-22.5pF X1: 85pF-1i5pF X10: 14.5pF-17,5pF All OSCILL OSCOPES DC-4MHz DC-60MHz X1: <150VDC+Peak X10: <400VDC+Peak DC-6MHz DC-100MHz AC AC <55g 120cm JO'( '50"(' 20"C ,,8~% '7S'( (Relative Humidity! Maintenance Low-Frequency probe Compensation Before taking any measurements using a probe,first check the compensation of the probe and adjust it to match the channel i:lputs.Most oscilloscopes have a square wave reference signal available at a terminal on the front panel used to compensatethe probe.Connect the probe to the signal source to display a1KHz test signal on your oscilloscope. Set the probe to X10 position. Adjust trimmer L until seeing flat-top square wave on the display. Maximum Working Voltage Derating Curve 500V (VDC+Peak AC) 200V ~ i! o I ~ 1MHT 10MH>: 100MH>: TP6000 Series Probe Assembly Drawing Part Exposition: 1. Probe Rod 2. Probe Tip 3. Ground Lead 4. Marker Ring 5.Tip Locating Sleeve 6. Adjustment Tool Hote' Contents of this document are subject to change without notim.

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