Tektronix CT-1 Current Transformer, US $399.99 – Picture 0

Tektronix CT-1 Current Transformer, US $399.99 – Picture 1

Tektronix Ct-1 Current Transformer

US $399.99

Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Mar 11th

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The Tektronix CT1 25 kHz-1 GHz, 12A w/ Probe Current Transformer is designed for permanent or semi-permanent in-circuit installation. Each probe consists of a current transformer and an interconnecting cable. The current transformers have a small hole through which a current carrying conductor is passed during circuit assembly. The Tektronix CT1 25 kHz-1 GHz, 12A w/ Probe Current Transformer provides the connection between the Tektronix CT1 Current Transformer and a BNC oscilloscope input. A 50 ? termination is required to terminate the cable when connected to a high-impedance (1 M?) oscilloscope input. One probe cable can be used to monitor several current transformers that have been wired into a circuit. Miniature Construction The Tektronix CT1 detachable cable design enables one or more probes to be located on circuit boards or in other limited space areas. Additionally, the Tektronix CT/1 features the ability to removable cables, which enable the user to adjust the length of the cable to what is most optimal to them at the time without purchasing a whole new probe. Specified rise time and bandwidth are obtained when using the probe cables provided; The Tektronix P6041 cable used with the Tektronix CT1 is 42 inches nominal. If additional length is required, the cables can be extended by using high-quality 50 ? cable and suitable interface connectors. However, Long cables may degrade high-frequency response. High Sensitivity The Tektronix CT1 provides an output of 5 mV for each milliamp of input current when terminated in 50 ?. Typical Systems The Tektronix CT1 high-frequency current transformer is a dynamic (i.e., non-DC) current measuring devices. They are typically used in conjunction with compatible high-bandwidth oscilloscopes and other instruments to observe and/or record high-frequency current waveforms. The Tektronix CT1 normally operate directly into 50 ? scopes and other measuring device inputs. The Tektronix CT1 can be used with 1 M? input systems; by using the Tektronix P6041 probe cable, the user can terminate the output with a 50 ? feed-through termination. Differential Current Measurements The Tektronix CT1 can make differential current measurements to 1 GHz, by passing two wires carrying opposing currents through the same core. The displayed result is the difference current. In all cases, Derating with Frequency and Amp-second Product (Current-time Product) guidelines should not be exceeded. Single-shot and Low Rep-rate Pulse Measurements These common measurements are easy to make with the Tektronix CT1 provided that your signal fits within the Max Pulse Current and Amp-second Product (Current-time Product) guidelines for the specific current probe characteristics. The Tektronix CT1 all have low-frequency roll-off characteristics. Low-frequency "droop" will exhibit itself when the pulse width approaches the L/R time constant of the specific transformer. Propagation Delay Measurements Two Tektronix CT1 Current Transformers with matching probe cables can be used to measure propagation delay (transit time) between the input and output currents of high-frequency devices. The probe outputs are connected to the inputs of dual-channel real-time or sampling scopes. Verification of any Probe/Cable/Scope System mismatch can be obtained by passing the same signal current through both probes and observing total system delay difference, if any.

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Model	CT-1