Getting Started
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1130B-Series Probes User’s Guide
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Figure 5
Improperly Disconnecting a Probe Head From an Amplifier
Handling the Probe Cable
When storing the probe, coil the cable in a large loops and avoid twisting the
cable. Coil the cable in a similar manner to how garden hoses or extension cords
are typically coiled. You can start by wrapping the cable around your thumb as
shown in
. Then continue to circle your thumb, but provide a slight twist
with each rotation. This allows the cable rotations to lie flat against each other and
will eliminate the net twisting of the cable in the end.
Figure 6
Recommended Coil for Storage
CAUTION
Avoid degrading the probe’s performance. Do not twist, kink, or tightly bend the
probe’s cable.
CAUTION
When the probe is attached to an oscilloscope, avoid letting object hit the probe cable
where the cable exits the probe amplifier and bend it well beyond its limit.
Summary of Contents for 1130B Series
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