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Created on: 28 October 2014

When using different types of probes, such as a voltage probe and a current probe, a small propagation delay difference exists between the probe pair. Small, but significant, this difference is caused by each probe's unique internal circuitry and cable length. This propagation delay difference is known as ‘skew' and creates an error when calculating switching loss or measuring timing. In the high speed switching of the switching power supply, the engineer is required to measure the timing of the control signal in nano seconds. The 701936 Deskew correction signal source provides time synchronized current and voltage sources, which are necessary to calibrate and remove the skew characteristics from your oscilloscope-based power analysis measurements.

Created on: 28 October 2014

Deluxe instrument cart570 mm (W) x 580 mm (D) x 839 mm (H)/A option: keyboard, mouse table/B option: comes with a 3-prong power strip

Created on: 28 October 2014

Using a probe stand with a flexible arm and heavy base to hold and stabilize probes can simplify circuit board testing,  A probe stand gives you stable, pinpoint probing control for high density or three handed operations.

Created on: 28 October 2014

This attachment set can be used with PBA2500 and PBD2000. Spring pin (straight) x 4Spring pin (angle) x 4Pin (straight) x 20Pin (angle) x 20Pin (L shape) x 2Micro Clip (black) x 1Micro Clip (red) x 1Single lead (black) x 1Single lead (red) x 1

Created on: 28 October 2014

Quality paper for the DLM6000/DL9700/DL9500/DL1700(E)/DL1600/DL1500 and DL7400Paper width: 112 mmPaper length: 30 mOrder Q’ty: 5 (1set)

Created on: 28 October 2014

Set contains one black and one red clip.1000 Vrms-CAT II. Applicable for DL750/DL750P, SL1000 and SL1400

Created on: 28 October 2014

Set contains one black and one red clip1000 Vrms-CAT II2 pieces (red and black) in 1 set Connected to the 758933, 758917, or 701901Length: 0.3mApplicable for DL750/DL750P, SL1000, SL1400

Created on: 28 October 2014

Used to connect an oscilloscope having a 1M-ohm input to a probe with a 50-ohm output.