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Logic Probe
Logic probes are used to analyze the logic states (high/true: logic 1 or low/false: logic 0) of digital signals. To verify and debug today’s high-speed, low-voltage digital signals, you need logic probes that can accurately acquire signals from a wide variety of electronic designs, while protecting signal fidelity. Tektronix logic analyzer probes contain a variety of connectivity options that are engineered to ensure that signal acquisition is a true reflection of your design's performance. Compare and learn more about Tektronix logic analyzer probe solutions below.
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P6316
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US $1,030 Configure & Quote |
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P5910 | Fits both 0.100 in. and 2 mm square pin configurations | TLA6400 | US $1,480 Configure & Quote |
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TLP058
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FlexChannel (TM) input | 4/5/6 Series MSO | US $2,260 Configure & Quote |
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P5960 | D-Max® probing technology compression cLGA | TLA6400 | US $5,180 Configure & Quote |
Logic Probe FAQs
What is a logic probe?
Logic probes are inexpensive handheld probes that are used to analyze the logic states (high/true: logic 1 or low/false: logic 0) of digital signals. They are used by electrical and electronics engineers to verify or debug their hardware circuit designs.
What is a logic probe used for?
Logic probes can be used in a variety of applications. Logic probes are most often used to measure the logic states (high/true: logic 1 or low/false: logic 0) of transistor-transistor logic (TTL) or complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) digital circuits.
How does a logic probe work?
Logic probes are connected to a circuit under test and logic analyzer to take sophisticated logic measurements. Once connected to the line, the logic analyzer can tell you the logic state of digital signals. Tektronix probes offer the industry's lowest probe loading, which protects the integrity of your signal and minimizes the impact on your design.