Fluke i1000s Operating Manual

i1000s

AC Current Probe for Oscilloscopes

Users Manual

PN 1574925
June 2000 Rev. 3, 3/17

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Introduction ............................................................................... 1

Box Contents ............................................................................. 2

Safety Information ..................................................................... 2

Instrument Compatibility ........................................................... 4

Electrical Specifications ............................................................ 5

Mechanical Specifications ......................................................... 7

Typical Response Curves .......................................................... 8

Operation ................................................................................... 11

Measurement Considerations ..................................................... 13

Maintenance ............................................................................... 13

Cleaning and Storage ............................................................. 13

Replacement Parts ..................................................................... 14

Service ....................................................................................... 14

Contacting Fluke ........................................................................ 14

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List of Tables

Table Title Page

1. Symbols ................................................................................... 4

2. Input Ranges and Accuracy ..................................................... 6

3. Maximum Phase Shift ............................................................. 6

List of Figures

Figure Title Page

1. i1000s AC Current Probe ........................................................ 2

2. Typical Response Curves ........................................................ 8

3. ScopeMeter Setups .................................................................. 12

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