CT6711 Hioki Current Probe
Hioki CT6711 Current Probe, 30A, 5A and 0.5A, DC-120Mhz
The Hioki CT6711 flat bandwidth current probe is for use with Memory HiCorders and high performance oscilloscopes. The CT6711 is a 3-range, high-sensitivity current probe that offers a wide DC to 120 MHz bandwidth and 200 μA to 30 A input, letting you capture signals across an expansive current range, from steady state to transient currents, when developing switching power supplies, inverters, and motor controllers.
Monitor current under a broad range of operating conditions from 0.5 to 30A. Simply press the RANGE key on the termination box to toggle between ranges, and analyze everything from sudden inrush to slow moving consumption current, down to micro currents of low energy devices, all with a single device.
When input exceeds the rated value, a warning indicator flashes to signal a warning. In addition, if you select the incorrect range and then input a current signal that is above the rated current for that range, this function protects the instrument from damage due to overheating. Caution: Input currents that exceed the frequency derating for the 30 A range may cause measurement circuit damage before the protection function kicks in.
Observe waveforms as they are without needing to rely on your oscilloscope's filter settings and averaging function. The 10V/A output rate is 10 times the traditional 1V/A rate of legacy products, allowing you to improve the oscilloscope's voltage sensitivity by a factor of 10, thereby enhancing the S/N ratio of the scope itself to deliver much clearer waveforms.
Product Features:
- 3 ranges in a single probe - 30 A, 5 A, 0.5 A. Observe a wide current range from micro currents to 30 A
- Wide band: DC to 120 MHz (-3 dB)}
- High S/N ratio and 10 times output rate: Observe waveforms at 100 μA/div at oscilloscope maximum voltage sensitivity setting of 1 mV/div
- Directly connect to an oscilloscope's BNC input terminal *
- * Connecting the probe's metal BNC terminal to a Memory HiCorder's plastic BNC terminal may damage the plastic terminal or cause it to become misshapen. To avoid damage, please position the probe cable perpendicular to the recorder before detaching it from the terminal
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