Fluke 9500B-1100 High-Performance Oscilloscope

1100 MHz High-Performance Oscilloscope Calibrator Workstation

The world's highest performance, fully automated,
upgradeable oscilloscope calibration workstation

Oscilloscope calibration can be complex,
time consuming and expensive.
A significant amount of skilled operator interaction and
interpretation is often required to complete the job,
and today s multi-channel instruments frequently mean that
a great deal of lead switching is required.
Even automated systems require significant
manual intervention to complete elements of
the most simple calibration procedures.
Worse still, switching systems or multiplexers used to
enable a degree of automation often contribute more
errors and aberrations than the instrument being calibrated.

To compound the problem, rapid developments in
oscilloscope technology make it difficult to keep up with
performance trends without substantial re-investment on
a regular basis.
The Fluke 9500B Oscilloscope Calibration Workstation
breaks that paradigm.
It means that the benefits of hands-free, fully-automated,
accurate oscilloscope calibration are readily available to
everyone at a price and performance level that your needs and
budget can support, while ensuring that,
through performance upgrades,
future needs will be met when the time demands it.

Auxiliary calibration functions
The 9500B Auxiliary Function capabilities calibrate
oscilloscope functions often overlooked on other calibrators.
DC and squarewave currents up to 100 mA calibrate current probes
Composite video signals test TV sync separator functions
Linear ramps calibrate trigger level markers and check DSOs for missing bits
High current 5 V to 20 V pulses test 50W terminator protection
Zero skew accurately aligns pulse edges to evaluate channel delays in multi-channel scopes
AUX IN routes external calibration waveforms to an Active Head s BNC/SMA connector
Resistance and capacitance functions directly
measure oscilloscope input impedance
Short/open circuit outputs allow testing of
oscilloscope input leakage current