TDP3500 ±15V 3.5GHz

Differential active probes provide truer signal reproduction and fidelity for high-frequency measurements. With ultra-low input capacitance and versatile device-under-test connection capabilities, the TDP1500, TDP3500 and TDP4000 Differential-ended Active probes provide excellent high-speed electrical and mechanical performance required for today's digital system designs.

Key performance specifications

• 4 GHz (TDP4000), 3.5 GHz (TDP3500) and 1.5 GHz (TDP1500) probe bandwidth
• ≤1 pF (TDP1500) and ≤0.3 pF (TDP3500/TDP4000) differential input capacitance
• 200 kΩ (TDP1500) and 100 kΩ (TDP3500/TDP4000) differential input resistance
• ±25 V (TDP1500) and ±15 V (TDP3500/TDP4000) DC + pk AC input voltage (non-destruct)
• >60 dB at 1 MHz and >25 dB at 1 GHz CMRR

Key features

• Outstanding electrical performance
  • 4 GHz, 3.5 GHz and 1.5 GHz bandwidth models - accurate measurements for serial and digital applications
  • Excellent common mode rejection – reduces measurement errors in higher common environments
  • Low capacitive and resistive loading – maintains signal fidelity and reduces DC biasing interactions
• Versatile mechanical performance
  • Compact probe head size for probing small geometry circuit elements
  • DUT attachment accessories enable connection to fine-spaced SMDs
  • Robust design for reliability
• Easy to use
  • Connects directly to oscilloscopes with the TekVPI™ probe interface
  • Provides automatic units scaling and readout on the oscilloscopes display
  • Easy access to probe comp box controls or oscilloscope probe menu display for probe status, setup control, and diagnostic information
• Integrated Scope/Probe system
  • Direct connection to and powered from the TekVPI™ oscilloscope interface (Connects directly to TekVPI scopes without the need of an external power supply, like many
    competitors require)
  • Single-button oscilloscope probe menu access
  • Setup and control from probe comp box or oscilloscope user interface
  • AutoZero - zeros out output offset
  • Remote GPIB/USB probe control through the oscilloscope