Connecting the Probe to the DUT
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Pins
Signal pin, solder-in
Use tweezers to insert the solder-in pins into
the signal sockets on the probe, and then cut
to the appropriate length. Try to keep the wires
as short as possible. Finally, stabilize the
probe, for example by using adhesive tape.
The fine wires on this adapter are best suited
to making secure contact with small contact
points, such as SMT components or IC pins.
The wires have an additional insulating finish
in order to prevent unwanted shorts. There is
no need to strip the wires because the finish
dissolves on its own during soldering.
Distance range: 0 mm to 25 mm (0 mil to
1000
mil)
Signal pin, variable spacing
The signal pins are held to the DUT in order to
tap off the measurement signal. The pins can
be rotated to adjust the distance between the
probe tips. They are designed for various
applications, e.g. measurements on SMT
resistors, IC pins, conductors or vias.
Distance range: 0 mm to 10 mm (0 mil to 400
mil)
