UNI-T UT-P44 - Current Probe, Voltage Output: 50mV/A, Max Current: 40A, Frequency: DC-50MHz

Name: UNI-T UT-P44 - Current Probe, Voltage Output: 50mV/A, Max Current: 40A, Frequency: DC-50MHz
Brand: UNI-T
SKU: UNI-TUT-P44
Price: 1615.00 USD
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Current Probe, Voltage:, Output: 50mV/A, Max A AC: 40A, MAX A DC: 40A, Frequency: DC~50MHz

Current probe
Output: 50mV/A
Max current (DC + peak AC): 40A
Frequency: DC-50MHz

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Maximum Bandwidth	50 MHz	100 kHz (0.1 MHz)	100 kHz (0.1 MHz)	150 MHz	25 MHz
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UNI-T UT-P44 - Current Probe, Voltage Output: 50mV/A, Max Current: 40A, Frequency: DC-50MHz

The UT-P43 and UT-P44 current probes use advanced magneto-electric sensors. They are used to measure the circuit current with an oscilloscope using electromagnetic induction and magneto-electric induction. They can be used to do power analysis of high frequency signals with UT-P35 and UT-P36 high voltage isolating probes. The delay time of any two probes is less than 1ns.