Dynamic Range And Operating Voltage Window - R&S RT-ZM User Manual

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Dynamic range and operating voltage window

Two separate specifications are necessary to characterize the permissible input
voltage range of a R&S RT-ZM MultiMode probe.
Measurement mode Single-Ended P, Single-Ended N, or Common Mode
Dynamic Range
The dynamic range for single-ended (P-Mode, N-Mode) or common mode (CM-
Mode) measurements designates the maximum voltage (V
between each of the two input terminals (V
Differential measurement mode
Dynamic Range
Operating voltage window
(each pin to ground)
● The dynamic range for differential measurement (DM-Mode) designates the
maximum differential voltage V
negative signal terminal at the probe tip.
● At the same time, the two voltage values at each of the two signal terminals V
and V
referenced to the common ground must not exceed a specific limit
n
value. This limitation is referred to as the operating voltage window (some
manufacturers also use the less precise term "common mode range" for the
same parameter).
● If one of these ranges is exceeded, an unwanted signal clipping can occur.
When measuring differential signals, frequently change to common mode
measurement to check for unallowed common mode signals.
● The attenuation is automatically selected by the oscilloscope's "V/div" setting
User Manual 1419.3128.02 ─ 05
Features and characteristics of modular probes
Dynamic range and operating voltage window
±2.50 V at 10:1 attenuation
±0.50 V at 2:1 attenuation
±2.50 V at 10:1 attenuation
±0.50 V at 2:1 attenuation
±7.0 VDC to 100 kHz
±5.0 V > 100 kHz at 10:1 attenuation
±1.0 V > 100 kHz at 2:1 attenuation
that can occur between the positive and
dm
p
, V
) and ground at the probe tip.
p
n
, V
) that can occur
n
p
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