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Ext Kits Nano Probe - Logic probe / Oscilloscope




The Nano Probe is a combined logic probe and miniature oscilloscope. Designed as an easy to use tool for watching the outputs of a logic or microprocessor system, when you don't want to lug a large piece of test equipment to your small PCB The Nano Probe is run from your test PCB's supply, either 5V or 3.3V, This means that is is always ready, and will automatically configure itself for the required logic levels. It contains two LED's indicating High or Low and these will only illuminate when the threshold of the logic level is exceeded. A 3D printed case is available to download. Please Note: The Nano Probe does not come with a case.  
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