Pintech
Pintech Differential Probe 50MHz 7kV 1000X/100X
A high-voltage differential probe for oscilloscopes with 50 MHz bandwidth and 7 kV peak-to-peak range
- Includesdifferential probe x 1, Adapter x 1, Probe Hook x 2
- Measures up to 7 kV peak-to-peak for high-voltage signals
- ±1 % typical accuracy ensures reliable readings
- DC to 50 MHz bandwidth captures fast transients
- Switchable 1000X or 100X attenuation adapts to signal level
- Battery or adapter power gives flexible bench or field use
High-Voltage Differential Probe 7 kV
The Pintech N1070A is a 50 MHz differential probe built for engineers who need safe, accurate measurement of high-voltage signals up to 7 kV peak-to-peak. It connects to any oscilloscope through a standard BNC interface and offers selectable 1000X or 100X attenuation ratios with typical ±1% accuracy.
Replaces Limited-Range Single-Ended Probes
When a standard passive probe cannot handle the voltage or common-mode rejection required, this differential probe provides the necessary isolation and bandwidth. The upgrade is justified for switch-mode power supply design, motor-drive development, or any floating measurement where ground-referenced probing would cause damage or errors.
Battery and Adapter Power for Continuous Use
Dual power modes let the probe run from the included adapter for bench sessions or from user-supplied batteries for field work where mains power is unavailable. Built-in auto-zero and overload protection maintain measurement integrity during extended captures, while the 7 ns rise time preserves signal fidelity across the full 50 MHz bandwidth.
Highlights
- Measures up to 7 kV peak-to-peak for high-voltage signals
- ±1 % typical accuracy ensures reliable readings
- DC to 50 MHz bandwidth captures fast transients
- Switchable 1000X or 100X attenuation adapts to signal level
- Battery or adapter power gives flexible bench or field use
Specifications
| Includes | differential probe x 1, Adapter x 1, Probe Hook x 2 |
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Questions about this item
What oscilloscope interface does the N1070A probe use?
It uses a standard BNC connector that fits any oscilloscope with a BNC input.
How is the probe powered and what is the common mistake?
It runs from an AC adapter or a 9 V battery (not included); users often forget to install the battery when using it away from mains power.
Which parts will need replacement over time?
The two probe hooks and the AC adapter are the consumable items that wear out with regular use.
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