Re: Measuring waveform of small current pulse
- From: joseph2k <quiettechblue@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 12 Aug 2006 04:28:08 GMT
laladong@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Group,
I am looking for a way to measure the waveform of a current pulse, on
the other of 1-10uA, and with a rise time of ~1us, without disturbing
the 0.5V DC signal that is forced on this node. I was told this is
possible with a combination of Tektronix TM502A (power module
mainframe), AM503B (current probe amplifier module with digital scale
readout), and an oscilloscope. I was wondering if anyone here has
experience with such measurements using this set up, or may suggest a
better method. From reading the AM503B manual I get the impression that
it does not have uA resolution, but then I could have missed something.
Many thanks.
Dan
The resolution is probe dependant, the ACP312 is the most sensitive, they
are all more than fast enough.
Try: www.tek.com/site/ps/0,,60-16458-INTRO_EN,00.html
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JosephKK
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