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Cybertek HCP8000 series Hall-effect current sensor integrated open-loop clamp AC/DC high-frequency AC/DC probe
  • Cybertek HCP8000 series Hall-effect current sensor integrated open-loop clamp AC/DC high-frequency AC/DC probe

Cybertek HCP8000 series Hall-effect current sensor integrated open-loop clamp AC/DC high-frequency AC/DC probe

Brand: Cybertek

Origin: China

HCP8000 series current probe for power supply, drive, electronics, LED, design and test application medium-
Overview

The HCP8000 series current probes are high-frequency current probes capable of measuring both DC and AC currents simultaneously.




Main Features of the HCP8000 Series:


High bandwidth, can accurately and quickly capture current waveforms;

High accuracy, with an accuracy of up to 1% within the current measurement range, meeting the needs of most testing fields;

Two ranges available, convenient for measuring small currents;

Automatic degaussing and zeroing function, easy to use;

Audible and visual overcurrent alarm function, reminding to switch ranges;

Electronic touch button design, longer service life; standard BNC output interface, compatible with oscilloscopes from any manufacturer.



The HCP8300A clamp can hold wires with a diameter of up to 20mm, suitable for high-current applications;

Measures continuous current of 300A and peak current of 500A, providing an 8MHz bandwidth;

The probe has two selectable ranges, 300A (100X) and 50A (10X); the 10X range is used for small current measurements, with a resolution of up to 10mA.

The HCP8000 series current probes are commonly used in the design and testing of switch-mode power supplies, motor drivers, electronic ballasts, LED lighting, new energy, and other applications.



Specifications

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* Specifications are subject to change without notice.