DP1502
DP1502

DP1502

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Part number:DP1502
High-Voltage Differential Probe, DP Series. Bandwidth: 200 MHz. Differential Voltage: High-Voltage Measurement. Accuracy: ±2% (1% optional). CMRR: DC >80 dB, 100 kHz >60 dB, 10 MHz >30 dB, 100 MHz >26 dB. Dual-Range Switching. 5 MHz Bandwidth Limit. BNC Interface.

The Micsig DP Series High-Voltage Differential Probe provides a 200 MHz bandwidth for accurate high-voltage differential measurements. Featuring a standard BNC interface, it is compatible with oscilloscopes from most major manufacturers. The probe includes one-button calibration, overload alarm, range power-off memory, dual voltage ranges, and a high-resistance, low-capacitance design that minimizes circuit loading while maintaining excellent signal fidelity.

Designed for accurate high-voltage measurements, the DP1502 delivers outstanding amplitude-frequency performance and excellent common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), making it ideal for power electronics, motor drives, inverters, automotive electronics, industrial equipment, and high-voltage laboratory testing.

Command-based programming supports automated testing applications, while the integrated 5 MHz bandwidth limit function suppresses high-frequency noise to produce cleaner and more stable waveform measurements.

FEATURES
  • Model: DP1502.
  • 200 MHz bandwidth.
  • Accuracy: ±2% (1% optional).
  • Excellent CMRR performance:
    • DC: >80 dB
    • 100 kHz: >60 dB
    • 10 MHz: >30 dB
    • 100 MHz: >26 dB
  • Dual-range switching.
  • One-button calibration.
  • Overload alarm.
  • Power-off memory for range settings.
  • High input resistance and low input capacitance.
  • 5 MHz bandwidth limit for noise reduction.
  • Standard BNC interface compatible with most oscilloscopes.
  • Supports command-based programming for automated testing.
APPLICATIONS
  • Floating measurements.
  • High-voltage isolation measurements.
  • Switching power supply design.
  • Power converter design.
  • Inverters and UPS power supplies.
  • Welding and electroplating power supplies.
  • Electronic ballast design.
  • Motor drive design.
  • Induction heating and induction cookers.
  • CRT display design.
  • Low-voltage electrical equipment.
  • Electronic power and electric drive experiments.

Product appearance may vary by version without affecting performance or functionality.

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