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DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Active Probes & Probe Accessories USER’S GUIDE...
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Do not proceed beyond a CAU- tomarily provided to the public. Accordingly, Published by: TION notice until the indicated con- Keysight provides the Software to U.S. gov- Keysight Technologies, Inc. ditions are fully understood and ernment customers under its standard com- 1900 Garden of the Gods Road met.
Contents 1 Overview Introduction Key Features Compatibility with Keysight Oscilloscopes Probe Dimensions Standard Accessories Orderable Accessories Additional Accessory Kit (DP0040A) Additional Accessory Kit (DP0041A) Characteristics and Specifications Electrical Specifications and Characteristics Environmental Characteristics (for all DP003xA probes) Mechanical Characteristics 2 General Information Inspecting the Probe Cleaning &...
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CMRR Low Attenuation Plot 6 Performance Verification Before you Start Recommended Test Interval DC Gain Accuracy Verification Required Test Equipment Procedure Bandwidth Verification FFT Magnitude (Using External Pulse Generator) Performance Test Record Index DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide Overview Introduction Key Features Compatibility with Keysight Oscilloscopes Standard Accessories Orderable Accessories...
Overview Introduction The DP0030A/31A/32A/33A probes are high-voltage differential active probes. While you can use these probes with a Keysight oscilloscope having 1M Ω input impedance, the DP0030A model is compatible with other (non-Keysight) oscilloscopes with 1M Ω input impedance. The DP0031A/32A/33A probes come with the Keysight Autoprobe 1 interface (via I2C) to connect to a Keysight oscilloscope.
BNC for RF and a cable with USB-A connector on it to be powered by a USB port on the host scope. Both of these cables are 1 m long. DP0030A probes do not support controlling any probe settings via the USB interface–it is power-only. The USB cable is hard-wired into the probe body.
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Additional accessories are also available for these probes that you can order separately (see page 12 for optional accessories). Before using these probes, refer to “Safety and Regulatory CAUTION Information" on page 21. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
HD3-Series None InfiniiVision 10.06 or higher * The 1000 X-Series and 2000 X-Series Oscilloscopes support DP0030A Probes only. Is your oscilloscope software up-to-date? Keysight periodically releases software updates to support your probe, fix known defects, and incorporate product enhancements. To download the latest firmware, go to www.keysight.com...
Standard Accessories The accessories shown below ship standard with these probes. You can use these accessories interchangeably across DP0030A/31A/32A/33A probes. Use only Keysight approved accessories with these probes. WARNING Table 2 Parts in the DP0040A Accessory kit / DP0041A Value Accessory kit for DP003xA probes...
Overview Orderable Accessories Besides the standard accessories that are shipped with DP0030A/31A/32A/33A probes, additional accessories are also available that you can order separately as the following accessory kits. Additional Accessory Kit (DP0040A) The quantity for each accessory in this additional kit is the same as the quantity of accessories originally provided with the probe.
All entries included in this chapter are characteristics unless explicitly N OT E mentioned as warranted specifications. These specifications and characteristics are the typical performance values of the DP0030A/31A/32A/33A probes attached directly to a DUT (without any accessories). Warranted Specification DP0030A...
Zero function Yes, via Autoprobe calibration Overload indication LEDs Attenuation range LEDs Scope interface BNC + USB power Autoprobe 1 Output cable length 1.5 m Accessories included Partial kit (DP0041A) Full kit (DP0040A) DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide General Information Inspecting the Probe Cleaning & Handling Probes Returning the Probe for Service Contacting Keysight Technologies...
If the shipping container is damaged, or the cushioning materials show signs of stress, notify the carrier as well as your Keysight Technologies Sales Office. Keep the shipping materials for the carrier’s inspection. The Keysight Technologies office will arrange for repair or replacement at Keysight Technologies’...
You should also avoid any mechanical shocks to this product in order to guarantee accurate performance and protection. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
General Information Returning the Probe for Service If the probe is found to be defective, Keysight recommends sending it to an authorized service center for all repair and calibration needs. Perform the following steps before shipping the probe back to Keysight Technologies for service.
General Information Contacting Keysight Technologies For technical assistance, contact your local Keysight Call Center. • In the Americas, call 1 (800) 829-4444 • In other regions, visit http://www.keysight.com/find/assist. • Before returning an instrument for service, you must first call the Call Center at 1 (800) 829-4444.
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General Information DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide Safety and Regulatory Information Safety Checks and Warnings Instrument Markings and Symbols About Measurement Category About Pollution Degrees...
Disconnect the probe input from the circuit under test before disconnecting the probe from the oscilloscope. For DP0030A, connect the USB cable to the oscilloscope’s USB port for power and the BNC to the channel input of the oscilloscope before connecting the probe to the circuit under test.
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Periodically inspect the probe and probe wires to check for any WARNING damage. Do Not Operate With Visible or Suspected Failures. If you suspect there is damage, have it inspected by a Keysight authorized service personnel. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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The small electrical components of the probe are sensitive to CAUTION shock and impact. Avoid any unnecessary kinetic stress to the probe such as throwing, falling, and strong vibrations. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
South Korean EMC requirements Refer to the South Korean Class A EMC declaration following this table KC certification mark on DP0030A probes only to demonstrate compliance with the South Korean EMC requirements Refer to the South Korean Class A EMC declaration following this table...
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• The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in electrical & Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012 No. 3032 (as amended) • For DP0031A/32A/33A probes, visit http://www.rra.go.kr/selform/Kst-1A21762 • For DP0030A probes, visit http://www.rra.go.kr/selform/Kst-1A21763 DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Measurement CAT IV Measurements performed at the source of the low-voltage installation. Examples are electricity meters and measurements on primary overcurrent protection devices and ripple control units. Figure 5 Examples of devices/equipment under each measurement category DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Conductive pollution occurs, or dry, non-conductive pollution occurs which becomes conductive due to condensation which is expected. • Pollution Degree 4: Continuous conductivity occurs due to conductive dust, rain or other wet conditions. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide Setting up and Using the Probe Connecting the Probe to an Oscilloscope Configuring the DP003xA Settings in the Oscilloscope Software GUI These probes are ESD sensitive devices, particularly at the probe CAUTION tip. Follow standard ESD precautions when handling these.
Using these rings ensures that you can pick up a probe and immediately know which channel it is connected to without having to track the cable back to the oscilloscope’s channel input. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
The Attenuation Setting LED on the probe indicates the currently set attenuation. You can also view the currently set attenuation in the Infiniium GUI’s Probe Configuration dialog box as displayed below. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
The probe supports four modes of attenuation so that you can set the attenuation to the value necessary to make the dynamic range of the probe greater than or equal to the level required to measure the current input signal. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Press the channel key to which the probe is attached to display the Channel <N> menu. Press the softkey to display the channel’s probe menu. Probe By default, the Probe dialog displays “Probe Uncalibrated”. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Setting up and Using the Probe Click Calibrate Probe to initiate calibration. Follow the instructions displayed on the InfiniiVision GUI screens. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Setting up and Using the Probe Set the attenuation for your probe in the Attenuation area of the Probe dialog. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Setting up and Using the Probe DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide Performance Plots Typical Voltage Derating (Mains Isolated) Typical Input Impedance Frequency Response Differential Probe Gain and CMRR plots over Frequency This chapter includes plots that show the characteristic performance and an input impedance model of the DP003xA probe.
Performance Plots Typical Voltage Derating (Mains Isolated) The maximum input voltage rating of the probe decreases as the WARNING frequency of the applied signal increases. Figure 6 Summary of DP003xA Voltage Derating curves DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Performance Plots Figure 7 DP0030A/DP0031A Voltage Derating curves Figure 8 DP0032A Voltage Derating curves DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Performance Plots Figure 9 DP0033A Voltage Derating curves Refer to the oscilloscope documentation for the oscilloscope’s CAUTION acceptable input range and do not exceed this limit when using the probes. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Performance Plots Typical Input Impedance The input impedance of the probe decreases as the frequency of CAUTION the applied signal increases. Figure 10 DP003xA Input Impedance Curves DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Performance Plots Frequency Response Figure 14 DP003xA Frequency response plot at four different attenuation ratio settings DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Performance Plots DP003xA Frequency Response Test Setup To obtain the best frequency response, Keysight recommends that the DP003xA input leads are set to run in parallel in the test setup. Figure 15 DP003xA Input leads set in parallel returns best frequency response In contrast, if the DP003xA input leads are twisted in the test setup, it returns the worst frequency response.
This section provides the Differential Probe Gain and CMRR plots for DP003xA probes at the high and low attenuation modes. Differential Probe Gain High Attenuation Plot Figure 17 Differential Gain versus Frequency plot at High Attenuation DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Performance Plots Differential Probe Gain Low Attenuation Plot Figure 18 Differential Gain versus Frequency plot at Low Attenuation DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Performance Plots CMRR High Attenuation Plot Figure 19 CMRR versus Frequency plot at High Attenuation DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Performance Plots CMRR Low Attenuation Plot Figure 20 CMRR versus Frequency plot at Low Attenuation DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Performance Plots DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide Performance Verification Before you Start DC Gain Accuracy Verification Bandwidth Verification Performance Test Record This chapter describes how to verify the warranted electrical characteristics (DC gain and Bandwidth) of the DP003xA probe.
Allow the probe to warm up for at least 20 minutes before the initiating NOTE the performance verification procedure. Recommended Test Interval The recommended test interval is 1 year. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
While waiting for the probe to warm up, on the oscilloscope GUI, click Setup > Acquisition.Select Setup > Acquisition to access the Acquisition dialog. In this dialog: • select the Enabled check box for Analog Averaging • set # of Averages as 4096. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Probe Gain Accuracy(%) = [40 - (V )] / 40 x 100 probeout offset Verify that the probe gain accuracy does not exceed 1% + scope gain accuracy. Repeat the test for low attenuation by adjusting the V/div knob. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
Procedure Make connections as described in the following steps. Connect the DP0020A Performance Verification fixture to any oscilloscope channel using the SMA to BNC adapter included in the DP0020A PV kit. The DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Set Load Impedance to 50 ohm Retain other parameters, such as: • Duty Cycle at 50% • Delay at 0 s • Polarity set to Normal • Coupling Frequency set to off Press the OUT1 button DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Select Setup > Horizontal... and set the reference point to Center to position the trigger point mid-level on the PV Fixture channel. Click Math > Functions..In the Function dialog box, define the functions f1, f2, f3, and f4 as described further. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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In the Function 1 area, select Math and Differentiate, respectively from each list. Clear the Low Pass and Align Phase check box. From the Source drop-down options, select your PV fixture channel. In the following image, the PV fixture channel is set to Channel 4. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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In the Vertical area, set the Scale to 3.00000 dBm/ and the Reference Level to 172.000 dBm. In the Horizontal area, set the Horizontal Scale to Logarithmic, Start to 1 Hz, Stop to be 1.00000000 GHz and RBW to 30.00 MHz. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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In the Function 3 area, select Math and Differentiate, respectively from each list. Clear the Low Pass and Align Phase check box. From the Source drop-down options, select your Probe channel. In the following image, the Probe channel is set to Channel 2. DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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Drag the mouse cursor to move both f2 and f4 traces up to the center screen. Overlay the left side of the traces. Check the probe response FFT (f4). It should not be more than 3 db below the PV fixture response FFT (f2). DP0030A/31A/32A/33A High Voltage Differential Probes User’s Guide...
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