Test-and-measurement vendor Agilent Technologies (Palo Alto, Calif.) now has a logic analysis probe for folks designing-in Intel Pentium 4 microprocessors in 775-land packages. Agilent's new E8045B ...

Hackaday reader [JumperOne] was in need of a logic probe that he could use to reliably test some tiny .5mm pitch IC pins. The probe that came with his oscilloscope was a bit too big and not near sharp ...

Agilent Technologies has introduced the N4850A digital-acquisition probe and the N4860A digital stimulus probe, which support cross-domain measurements for the design, validation, and integration of 2 ...

The E5394A soft-touch connectorless touch probes offer very low electrical loading for the company's logic analyzers. They require no adapter and reduce capacitive loading by 80% compared with other ...

[Robert Morrison] had an ancient HP 545A logic probe, which was great for debugging SMT projects. The only problem was that being 45 years old, it wasn’t quite up to scratch when it came to debugging ...

Livermore, Calif.—FormFactor Inc. has developed a family of advanced wafer probe cards designed to address the rising cost and technology challenges associated with testing wire bond logic and ...

It looks like something out of the Matrix or the Dune movie – imagine this electric needle plunging into your flesh and injecting you with the Snow Crash virus. Or something. In any case, it’s more ...

Test probes go a long way toward ensuring accurate, repeatable test results. Here's a look at how both active and passive test probes are evolving to match today's broadening oscilloscope bandwidths.