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TICP025

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Mouser No:

795-TICP025

Mfr. No:

TICP025

Mfr.:

Tektronix

Description:

Test Probes 250 MHz Tektronix Isolated Current Probe

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TICP025 Datasheet (PDF)

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	Tektronix
Product Category:	Test Probes
Delivery Restrictions:	Mouser does not presently sell this product in your region.
Equipment Type:	Current Probe
Bandwidth:	250 MHz
Brand:	Tektronix
Country of Assembly:	Not Available
Country of Diffusion:	Not Available
Country of Origin:	US
Product:	Current Probes
Product Type:	Test Probes
Series:	TICP IsoVu Isolated Current Probes
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Test Leads, Banana Plugs, Alligator Clips & Test Probes

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TICP025 Datasheet (PDF)

IsoVu™ Isolated Current Probes

Tektronix IsoVu™ Isolated Current Probes are ideal for both low- and high-current measurements, enabling more accurate dynamic shunt-based current measurements. These TICP series probes offer high bandwidth, flexible ranges, and extremely low noise. The probes also provide complete galvanic isolation between the probe tip and the oscilloscope. The series is available in three bandwidths: 250MHz, 500MHz, and 1GHz. Tektronix IsoVu Isolated Current Probes feature a 1000V CAT II safety rating and are suitable for low noise measurements on current shunts in floating sections of power circuits.