Passive integrators

Passive integrators are used to compensate the derivative behaviour of B-dot, D-dot and V-dot sensors. They have 1 megohm output impedance and should be directly connected to the high impedance input of the oscilloscope.

Small and compact
Easy to use with derivative sensors
Integrated in PULSELab software
High robustness

Specifications - Datasheets

ITR200N-A Passive integrator T = 200 ns, 1.4 GHz, input 50 Ω Type-N, output 1 MΩ BNC
ITR200N-S Passive integrator T = 200 ns, 1.4 GHz, input 50 Ω SMA(f), output 1 MΩ SMA(m)
ITR1U2-A Passive integrator T = 1.2 us, 1 GHz, input 50 Ω Type-N, output 1 MΩ BNC
ITR1U2-S Passive integrator T = 1.2 us, 1 GHz, input 50 Ω SMA(f), output 1 MΩ SMA(m)
ITR12U-A Passive integrator T = 12 us, 200 MHz, input 50 Ω Type-N, output 1 MΩ BNC
ITR12U-S Passive integrator T = 12 us, 200 MHz, input 50 Ω SMA(f), output 1 MΩ SMA(m)

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