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Re: Cheap differential probe ?


 

Dennis' suggestion of using add and invert mode on the oscilloscope
works well depending on how much sensitivity you need.

If you have a 7000 mainframe, then a 7A13 combined with standard x1
probes may be acceptable. Standard x10 probes have the problem of not
having matched attenuation which spoils the common mode rejection.

Another alternative I have occasionally used is to build the probe
into the circuit using a fast instrumentation or difference amplifier.

On Fri, 2 Mar 2018 02:10:49 +0000, you wrote:


Can anyone suggest a source of the above ??

DC to 20MHz would be more than adequate.

I don't even need a high voltage device - 30V would be OK, 100V would be
better.

I'd even consider a DIY or kit implementation.

Any suggestions?

TIA
Dave

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