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Agilent Technologies Introduces Industry’s First Probing Solution for Oscilloscope Measurements in Extreme Temperatures

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The Agilent N5450A InfiniiMax extreme temperature extension cable allows engineers to make oscilloscope measurements in environmental chambers and in other settings with extreme temperature conditions.

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The Agilent N5450A InfiniiMax extreme temperature extension cable allows engineers to make oscilloscope measurements in environmental chambers and in other settings with extreme temperature conditions.

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Connect a 113xA/116xA Series InfiniiMax probe and N5450A InfiniiMax extreme temperature extension cable with your choice of InfiniiMax probe heads for use in extreme testing conditions.

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Connect a 113xA/116xA Series InfiniiMax probe and N5450A InfiniiMax extreme temperature extension cable with your choice of InfiniiMax probe heads for use in extreme testing conditions.

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Agilent Technologies Introduces Industry’s First Probing Solution for Oscilloscope Measurements in Extreme Temperatures
(2007-October-29)
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