Scopes with isolated inputs

Raveninghorde · 2012-05-23T08:23:43+00:00

I need another scope.Currently I'm using an old real time scope and a Fluke Scopemeter withisolated inputs. The Fluke doesn't work well on SMPSU, too much crapcouples between channels.I'm looking for 4 channels with isolated inputs, ideally not tooexpensive. Any recommendations?

May 23, 2012 25 Replies

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Jamie 14 years ago

I have a couple of 2k volt probes I paid under 100 for each set.

The deal breaker comes when you need high bandwidth with high voltage. If you don't need high bandwidth probes when doing HV testing, which is most of the time, then it's not so bad..

The probes I got are rated for 250Mhz and made in germany. But since that purchase, I have not been able to find them any where or probes of that BW and voltage for that low price.. But they are still much lower priced ones than what you have seen.

At work, we have a 60Kv at 250 MHz that we use from time to time. that can be used on a DMM or Scope.. That one cost some where around $5k.

Jamie

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cbarn24050 14 years ago

RS do a high voltage probe for around =A330, they work great but the spring= tip breaks easily so I have to replace them every 12-18 months.

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Jamie 14 years ago

breaks easily so I have to replace them every 12-18 months.

I found these people very good on their pricing and good quality, too! I got my last set of semi HV probes from them 100x fixed types, gold plated for under $100 each.

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krw 14 years ago

How do you do 100/300/500MHz (faithfully) with leads that long?

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krw 14 years ago

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