If the magnetic field couples into a low-ohm conductor loop at an IC pin of a test IC, a voltage will be induced. This voltage drives a disturbance current pulse into the IC pin and can lead to interferences.
The coupling behaviour can be simulated by a low-ohm pulse voltage source. Therefore the P211 has a low internal resistance. The pulse voltage is adjustable in the range ± (0.5 - 5) V.
The probe is operated by the BPS 201 burst power station and the BPS-Client control software.
The measuring station of the test IC needs the ICE1 test environment. Depending on the measuring task additional equipment is required (Oscilloscope, PC).