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769016-01

The SP500X is a flexible, passive probe with a 10:1 attenuation ratio, operating from DC to 500 MHz, and designed for PXI Oscilloscopes/Digitizers.

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    Description

    The 783629-01 is a part of the PXI Oscilloscopes/Digitizers category, specifically the SP500X model. It is designed as a flexible, passive probe that features a fixed BNC connector, which terminates into an adapter. This design ensures compatibility with various measurement clips and plugs, making it a versatile tool for a range of applications.

    One of the key specifications of this probe is its attenuation ratio of 10:1, allowing for precise measurements across a wide range of signal strengths. Additionally, it boasts a frequency band capability from DC to 500 MHz, coupled with a rise time of 0.9 ns, ensuring high performance in fast-paced environments.

    The total length of the probe is 1.20 meters, providing ample flexibility for maneuvering in various settings. Moreover, it is designed to operate within a temperature range of 5 °C to 40 °C, ensuring reliability and accuracy in different working conditions.

    Specification Detail
    Part Number 783629-01
    Category PXI Oscilloscopes/Digitizers
    Model SP500X
    Type Flexible, Passive Probe
    Connection Fixed BNC connector, terminates into an adapter
    Compatibility Various measurement clips and plugs
    Attenuation Ratio 10:1
    Frequency Band DC to 500 MHz
    Rise Time 0.9 ns
    Total Length 1.20 meter
    Operating Temperature Range 5 °C to 40 °C

    Question 1: What is the part number for the SP500X?
    Answer 1: The part number is 783629-01.

    Question 2: What is the frequency range of the SP500X probe?
    Answer 2: It operates from DC to 500 MHz.

    Question 3: What is the attenuation ratio of the SP500X?
    Answer 3: The attenuation ratio is 10:1.

    Question 4: What type of connector does the SP500X use?
    Answer 4: It uses a fixed BNC connector.

    Question 5: What is the rise time of the SP500X probe?
    Answer 5: The rise time is 0.9 ns.