TK 9421 Schwarzbeck high resistance voltage probe

TK 9421
Manufacturer brand:Schwarzbeck
Equipment name:Voltage probe

Recommended test standards:CISPR16-1-2

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Introduction:

TK 9421 and TK9420 The same is the voltage probe produced by Schwarzbeck in Germany, so it is also suitable for testing with voltage probes when the EUT is high in current or LISN cannot be used.

This probe can only be used by qualified personnel. Before applying a high voltage, the voltage probe must be connected to the DUT terminal and kept insulated and fixed. After the power is turned on, do not touch the main body of the probe (although there is an insulating tube). The test receiver is usually grounded through a protective ground conductor, so the ground terminal of the probe is also at ground potential. In R. F. At the place, the ground connection must be short and close to the “hot” terminal. The relevant safety standards for high-pressure work must be considered!

The TK 9421 is capable of measuring higher RF voltages HF <100V (160dBμV) and is specifically designed for measuring power electronics, such as switching power supplies with a strong conducted interference spectrum in the kHz frequency range.

Technical parameters:

Model number TK 9421
Product name Voltage probe or high resistance voltage probe
manufacturer Schwarzbeck Germany
agent Shenzhen EUTTEST
Available frequency (9 kHz) 150 kHz – 30 MHz
Input impedance 1.5 kΩ || 4 pF
Voltage range HF:

AC 50 / 60 Hz:

DC:

Voltage accuracy 150 kHz-30 MHz, +/- 2 dB
Receiver input impedance 50 Ω, SWR ≤ 1.1
Internal coupling capacitor 1.25nF
connector 4mm banana head
Audio impedance 1.25 nF + 1.5 kΩ
Maximum power 20W
weight 200g
size 380 mm x 23 mm round

Graph of related technical parameters:

Test schematic of TK 9421

Test schematic

Correction factor of TK 9421

Correction factor

Learn more about the introduction and product recommendations of voltage probes:Principle and selection of voltage probe