Product description The N7023A Power rail probe browser is intended for use with the Keysight N7020A Power rail probe. The N7023A browser leverages the mechanical components from our popular passive probes to create a convenient browsing-style accessory for the N7020A Power rail probe. Designed with emphasis on convenience and ease of use, the N7023A Power rail probe browser offers 350-MHz bandwidth while providing multiple connection and probing options. The browser has a compact 2.5 mm diameter head for accessing tight geometries. The sharp probe tip is spring loaded to help maintain contact and prevent slipping off the device under test. The browser includes a twin lead adapter for connecting to standard 0.1 pitch 2-pin headers or other accessories. There is an SMT clip can that be used for hands-free probing of surface mount capacitors that is included. The N7023A Power rail probe browser is only compatible with the N7020A Power rail probe. To use the browser, simply unscrew the main cable from the N7020A Power rail probe and replace it with the N7023A Power rail probe browser. Safety Warning Product not intended for consumer use. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Legal Disclaimer Keysight Technologies products are classified as industrial monitoring and control equipment designed exclusively for professional or industrial use and related training programs. Keysight products are designed and certified to meet national industrial safety standards (such as Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control and Laboratory Use) where products are sold solely for use by trained professionals. Keysight products are not intended for consumer use in a residential setting and may not meet consumer level standards for EMC and other regulated radiated emissions. Keysight products are intended for use in the country where the product was originally sold. See more
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