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General Purpose Differential Active Probes - N2790A/91A/891A
High-voltage Differential Probes
• 25 to 800 MHz bandwidth
• Switchable attenuation
• Measure up to 1,400 V CAT II and
7 kV CAT I
Oscilloscope users often need to make
floating measurements where neither
point of the measurement is at earth
ground. Use N2790A, N2791A, or
N2891A high voltage differential probes
to make safe and accurate floating
measurements with an oscilloscope. The
N2790A, N2791A, and N2891A high volt-
age differential probes allow conventional
earth-grounded Agilent oscilloscopes to be
used for floating signal measurements.
Each probe offers user-selectable attenu-
ation settings that make it highly versatile,
allowing it to be used for a broad range of
applications. The probe comes with probe
tip accessories for use with small and
large components in tight spaces.
The N2791A and N2891A are compatible
with any oscilloscope with 1 MΩ BNC
input. The N2791A and N2891A probe
power is supplied by the included 4x
AA batteries or the USB host port of the
scope, or PC via a supplied USB power
cable. The N2790A is compatible with
the Agilent’s AutoProbe interface where
the probe power is supplied by the
Agilent oscilloscope’s probe interface. The
N2790A is not compatible with 80000 and
90000 Series oscilloscope.
N2790A N2791A N2891A
Bandwidth 100 MHz 25 MHz 70 MHz
Risetime 3.5 ns 14 ns 5 ns
Attenuation ratio 50:1 / 500:1 10:1 / 100:1 100:1 / 1000:1
CMRR -80 dB at 50/60 Hz
-50 dB at 1 kHz
-50 dB at 1 MHz
-80 dB at 50/60 Hz
-40 dB at 1 MHz
-80 dB at 50/60 Hz
-60 dB at 20 kHz
Max input voltage
to ground
±1000 V (CAT II)
±600 V (CAT III)
±700 V at 100:1
±70 V at 10:1
±7000 V at 1000:1
±700 V at 100:1
Max input voltage
between two inputs
±1400 V at 500:1
±140 V at 50:1
±700 V at 100:1
±70 V at 10:1
±7000 V at 1000:1
±700 V at 100:1
Characteristics for N2790A, N2791A and N2891A differential probe
N2790A 100 MHz high voltage differential
probe
N2790A measuring a power supply signal
N2791A 25 MHz high voltage differential probe
N2891A 70 MHz high voltage differential probe
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