PicoScope 7 Software
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Probe TA046
Probe TA046
Hello Support Forum,
I own the above probe. But it has a cable break in the 15V line directly in or direct at the BNC plug.
I want to mount a new BNC connector, but I need to know, how the 15V supply voltage is decoupled to the oscilloscope or is there an extra 15V lead to the probe? I do not think so?
Is the DC voltage decoupled with a capacitor? If so, what is its value? The connection cables are unfortunately shed, no connector housing to open. And the differential probe costs 1000€.
For help, I would be grateful.
Have a nice day!
Herbi
I own the above probe. But it has a cable break in the 15V line directly in or direct at the BNC plug.
I want to mount a new BNC connector, but I need to know, how the 15V supply voltage is decoupled to the oscilloscope or is there an extra 15V lead to the probe? I do not think so?
Is the DC voltage decoupled with a capacitor? If so, what is its value? The connection cables are unfortunately shed, no connector housing to open. And the differential probe costs 1000€.
For help, I would be grateful.
Have a nice day!
Herbi
Re: Probe TA046
Please email support@picotech.com to discuss these issues.
Martyn
Technical Support Manager
Technical Support Manager