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Philips PM 9211 Passive Linear HF Probe, 2 mV–2 V, 100 kHz

UsedPhilipsOscilloscope accessoriesGermany

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Product description

Passive linear HF probe for 2 mV–2 V signal measurements with 100 kHz bandwidth and BNC connection.

The Philips PM 9211 is a passive linear high-frequency probe designed for precise signal measurements from 2 mV to 2 V. It provides linear signal transmission up to 100 kHz at –3 dB, making it suitable for oscilloscope measurements, spectrum analyzer testing, and general high-frequency measurement systems.

  • Input voltage range: 2 mV–2 V, linear
  • Frequency range: DC to 100 kHz at –3 dB
  • Output impedance: 50 ohms
  • Connection: BNC male
  • Cable: Firmly attached coaxial cable, approximately 1.5–2 m
  • Power: Passive operation; no external power supply required
  • Housing: Metal/plastic construction
  • Probe head dimensions: Approximately 150 × 20 × 20 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 200 g
  • Condition: Used; housing and BNC connector are undamaged, cable is intact without visible breaks, and measurement function has been checked

This Philips linear HF probe is suitable for laboratory electronics testing, signal characterization, oscilloscope troubleshooting, and low-frequency high-frequency measurement applications requiring a sensitive passive probe with a 50-ohm output.

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Last updated 22 October 2026