Siglent SAP5000D: Unleash Precision with 5 GHz Differential Active Probe

Siglent SAP5000D: Unleash Precision with 5 GHz Differential Active Probe

$2,509.00

Siglent SAP5000D Differential Active Probe: 5 GHz bandwidth, 10x gain, 350 fF input capacitance, 80 ps rise time, SAP Series

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Description

Features and Specifications: Siglent SAP5000D Differential Active Probe, 5 GHz, 10x, 350 fF, 80 ps, SAP Series

Product Overview:

The Siglent SAP5000D is a high-performance differential active probe designed for use with oscilloscopes. It offers a wide bandwidth of 5 GHz, a high input impedance of 10 MΩ, and a low input capacitance of 350 fF. This makes it ideal for measuring high-speed signals with minimal loading.

Features:

Bandwidth: 5 GHz
Input impedance: 10 MΩ
Input capacitance: 350 fF
Rise time: 80 ps
Attenuation: 10x
Offset range: ±10 V
Power supply: USB or external power adapter

Specifications:

Bandwidth: 5 GHz
Input impedance: 10 MΩ
Input capacitance: 350 fF
Rise time: 80 ps
Attenuation: 10x
Offset range: ±10 V
Power supply: USB or external power adapter
Dimensions: 120 mm x 60 mm x 25 mm
Weight: 200 g

What’s in the Box:

Siglent SAP5000D Differential Active Probe
Ground lead
Calibration certificate
User manual

Benefits:

High bandwidth for measuring high-speed signals
High input impedance for minimal loading
Low input capacitance for accurate measurements
Wide offset range for accommodating a variety of signals
Compact and lightweight for easy portability

Value to the Customer:

The Siglent SAP5000D Differential Active Probe is a valuable tool for engineers and technicians who need to measure high-speed signals with accuracy and precision. Its high bandwidth, high input impedance, and low input capacitance make it ideal for a wide range of applications, including:

Digital circuit design
Power electronics
Telecommunications
* Aerospace and defense

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Brand

Siglent

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