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Keysight Technologies U1560A

Passive Probe; 1.2 m, 1:1, 45 MHz

Model

U1560A

Manufacturer

Keysight Technologies

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Product Overview

Compatible with the U1600A series handheld digital oscilloscope; safety rated for Cat III 300 V.

The Keysight U1560A passive probe is compatible with the U1600A Series Handheld Digital Oscilloscope.

Key Features

Safety Rating : Cat III 300V

Attenuation Ratio : 1:1

Frequency Range : 0-45 MHz

Input Capacitance : + 42 pF

Length : 1.2 m

Passive Probe, 1:1, 45 MHz.

Specifications
Passive Probes for Handheld Digital Oscilloscopes
Series Overview
Model	Bandwidth	Attenuation Ratio	Input Capacitance	Length	Safety Rating
U1560A	45 MHz	1:1	42 pF	1.2 m	Cat III 300 V
U1561A	250 MHz	10:1	16 pF	1.2 m	Cat III 600 V, Cat II 1000 V
U1562A	300 MHz	100:1	6.5 pF	1.2 m	Cat III 600 V, Cat II 1000 V, Cat I 3540 V

Notes:

¹ Input impedance when terminated into oscilloscopes with 1-MΩ input terminations. For higher-bandwidth Infiniium oscilloscopes with 50-Ω input terminations only, the E2697A high impedance adapter can be purchased (includes 10073D 500-MHz passive probe) to provide a 1-MΩ input termination.

² For proper probe compensation (flatness), the oscilloscope’s input capacitance must be within the specified compensation range of the probe.

³ Capacitance at the probe tip of 1:1 probes is the specified probe capacitance plus the capacitance of the oscilloscope when terminated into 1-MΩ.

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