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What is current probes?
Current probes are devices used to measure the current flowing through a conductor without needing to break the circuit. They typically use inductive or Hall effect sensors to measure the magnetic field produced by the current, converting it into a voltage or current signal that can be displayed on an oscilloscope or multimeter. They are commonly used in electronics troubleshooting, power electronics measurements, and automotive diagnostics.
What other technologies are related to current probes?
current probes Complementary Technologies
oscilloscopes
Oscilloscopes are essential for visualizing current probe output and analyzing waveforms.
multimeters
Multimeters can measure current (especially with current clamps), but current probes offer higher bandwidth and more accurate AC measurements, making them complementary. Multimeters are also useful for general circuit debugging.
signal generators
Signal generators provide test signals that current probes can measure. They are often used together to characterize circuit behavior.
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