New Keysight Wireless Scope Probes

[bitseeker]

I'm not a fan of HPAK's model numbering/naming schemes, but this one takes the cake.

[TheSteve]

And this is why we like Daniel @ Keysight!

[0culus]

This is great!  When can I get mine? 

[bitseeker]

I know, right? Declutter the bench a bit.

[0culus]

No more having your expensive scope probe's coax falling onto the soldering iron. 

[MikeLud]

I think it is an April fools video. Look at what is used as an antenna on the scope.

https://connectlp.keysight.com/April-Fools-2019?cmpID=yt1apr19

[bitseeker]

And this is why we like Daniel @ Keysight!

I wonder where he got those glasses.

[GreyWoolfe]

I wonder if this will work on my Tektronix 2465, HP 54201D and Hantek DSO5102P scopes.  I would need 8 of these.  Any word on the cost?

[bitseeker]

Considering the engineering investment to achieve the impossible, you probably don't really want to know the cost.

[bitseeker]

I think it is an April fools video. Look at what is used as an antenna on the scope.

https://connectlp.keysight.com/April-Fools-2019?cmpID=yt1apr19

Much too serious, Mike.

[VK5RC]

My favorite bit was the 'disclaimer' bits at the end, including 'no probes were harmed in the making of this video'

[Bud]

Keysight is way behind the Chinese PCB assembling houses who have been using wireless static dissipation bracelets for awhile year around, not on this day only.

[Daniel Bogdanoff]

I wonder if this will work on my Tektronix 2465, HP 54201D and Hantek DSO5102P scopes.  I would need 8 of these.  Any word on the cost?

Compatible with all scopes, but if you have to ask the cost...

[kj7e]

How long did it take you to memorize the part number?

[Daniel Bogdanoff]

How long did it take you to memorize the part number?

Once we got a teleprompter things like that got much easier!

I mean, that's a normal part number, right?

[bitseeker]

I mean, that's a normal part number, right?

 

[Mortymore]

Nice! A whirlass probe. I'll wait for some "don't plug it in! Take it apart" 

[HighVoltage]

That research budget must have been enormous.

Nice video!

[Berni]

Well it was either this or developing a switchable 1x/10x probe that actually works properly. So the R&D rather tackled the easier wireless probe project.

[bsudbrink]

This video inspires another image from "Bill's lame Photoshop":

For those not old enough to know this:

http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/eccentric/artfern.htm

[LapTop006]

I mean, that's a normal part number, right?

From HPAK, yes.

[Hydron]

I mean, that's a normal part number, right?

I think it would be too short a number for an OSRAM LED, e.g. a "LUW CRDP-LRLT-HPJR-1-350-R18" (https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=475-3127-1-ND)