Measuring currents from 200 µA to 500 A with up to 120 MHz bandwidth 

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Pioneering Hall-sensor-based zero-flux current probe technology since the late 1990s, HIOKI delivers accurate current sensing across a wide bandwidth. Our advanced signal probes capture everything from microcurrents to high-speed transients with exceptional accuracy, and easily connect with oscilloscopes, memory recorders and power analyzers, ensuring reliable measurement and analysis. 


Designed for versatility, our wideband sensors meet the demands of high-sensitivity measurements and large current observations.


Every Current, Every Detail - Find Your Perfect Match

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Find the perfect current sensor for your needs, from 200 µA to 500 A with bandwidths up to 120 MHz. 


With fast rise times (≤2.9 ns) and high sensitivities up to 10 V/A, these sensors perform reliably excel in power electronics evaluation, signal integrity analysis, and transient measurements.

High-sensitivity down to 200 µA / up to 120 MHz Micro-currents down to 1 mA / up to 120 MHz Mid-range currents down to 10 mA / up to 100 MHz Large currents from 150 A to 500 A
Model 🔗 CT6711 🔗 CT6710 🔗 CT6701 🔗 CT6700 🔗 3276 🔗 3273-50 🔗 3274 🔗 3275
Bandwidth 120 MHz 50 MHz 120 MHz 50 MHz 100 MHz 50 MHz 10 MHz 2 MHz
Current ranges 0,5 A | 5 A | 30 A 5 A 30 A 150 A 500 A
Sensitivity ranges 10 V/A | 1 V/A | 0,1 V/A 1 V/A 0,1 V/A
Rise time ≤ 2,9 ns ≤ 7,0 ns ≤ 2,9 ns ≤ 7,0 ns ≤ 3,5 ns ≤ 7 ns ≤ 35 ns ≤ 175 ns
Suitable power supplies 🔗 3269 🔗 3269 🔗 3272
Maximum conductor diameter φ5 mm φ20 mm

Small Currents, Big Insights - Precision from DC to 120 MHz

High-sensitivity down to 200 μA – up to 120 MHz bandwidth: CT6711 & CT6710

Two high-performance, high-sensitivity current probes, engineered to accurately monitor and analyze various current levels with the sensitivity to accurately measure weak signals down to 200 μA available in two bandwidth options: DC to 120 MHz and DC to 50 MHz.


With three selectable current ranges - 30 A, 5 A, and 500 mA - both sensors enable to accurately monitor and analyze various current levels from micro currents to large transient surges when evaluating high-speed switching devices. 


Key features 

  • DC to 120 MHz (CT6711) | DC to 50 MHz bandwidth (CT6710) 
  • 200 μA to 30 A measurable current 
  • 3 current ranges: 500 mA, 5 A, 30 A
CT6711
CT6711 - AC/DC multi-range Current Probe, 30 A / 120 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing micro to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 120 MHz, measurable current from 200 µA to 30 A in 3 ranges (500 mA, 5 A, 30 A), high signal-to-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, builtin overload protection Banner Specs: DC to 120 MHz bandwidth 200 µA to 30 A measurable current 3 current ranges (500 mA, 5 A, 30 A) Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications: Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics)  Alternative models: ModelCurrentMulti-rangeBandwidthCT671130 A30 A / 5 A / 500 mA120 MHzCT671030 A 30 A / 5 A / 500 mA 50 MHzCT67015 A-120 MHzCT67005 A-50 MHzIn detail: The HIOKI CT6711 current sensor is a high-performance and high-sensitivity 3-range current probe designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000 or other data acquisition systems. Engineered to deliver exceptional accuracy and versatility, the CT6711 offers a wide DC to 120 MHz bandwidth with the ability to measure currents from 200 μA to 30 A. With three selectable current ranges – 30 A, 5 A, and 500 mA – the CT6711 offers an expansive current measurement spectrum, enabling users to accurately monitor and analyze various current levels from micro currents to large transient surges. The easy-to-use range selection feature allows for quick adjustments to match the specific measurement needs, whether you are capturing inrush currents or observing minute currents in low-energy devices. https://www.hioki.com/euro-en/products/current-probes/wide-band/id_6732 The CT6711 boasts a high signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring clear and precise waveform observations without the need to rely on oscilloscope filters or averaging functions. The 10 V/A output rate in the 500-mA range significantly enhances the voltage sensitivity of connected oscilloscopes, allowing precise detection of weak signals down to 100 μA per division and ensuring high accuracy even when measuring smallest or noise-affected currents. Device protection also is a core aspect of the CT6711's design, featuring a microchipcontrolled system that monitors the temperature of the measurement circuit. In the event of overheating, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. Additionally, a mechanism ensures that current spikes do not harm the sensor, and an LED indicator warns the user if the input current is too high. The CT6711 outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI CT6711 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or micro currents, the CT6711 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements.

€5,328.00*
CT6710
CT6710 - AC/DC multi-range current probe, 30 A / 50 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing micro to very fast currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 50 MHz, measurable current from 200 µA to 30 A in 3 ranges (500 mA, 5 A, 30 A), high signal-to-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, builtin overload protection Banner Specs: DC to 50 MHz bandwidth 200 µA to 30 A measurable current 3 current ranges (500 mA, 5 A, 30 A) Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications: Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics) Alternative models: ModelCurrentMulti-rangeBandwidthCT671130 A30 A / 5 A / 500 mA120 MHzCT671030 A 30 A / 5 A / 500 mA 50 MHzCT67015 A-120 MHzCT67005 A-50 MHz In detail: The HIOKI CT6710 current sensor is a high-performance and high-sensitivity 3-range current probe designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000 or other data acquisition systems. Engineered to deliver exceptional accuracy and versatility, the CT6710 offers a wide DC to 50 MHz bandwidth with the ability to measure currents from 200 μA to 30 A. With three selectable current ranges – 30 A, 5 A, and 500 mA – the CT6710 offers an expansive current measurement spectrum, enabling users to accurately monitor and analyze various current levels from micro currents to large transient surges. The easy-to-use range selection feature allows for quick adjustments to match the specific measurement needs, whether you are capturing inrush currents or observing minute currents in low-energy devices. https://www.hioki.com/euro-en/products/current-probes/wide-band/id_6731 The CT6710 boasts a high signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring clear and precise waveform observations without the need to rely on oscilloscope filters or averaging functions. The 10 V/A output rate in the 500-mA range significantly enhances the voltage sensitivity of connected oscilloscopes, allowing precise detection of weak signals down to 100 μA per division and ensuring high accuracy even when measuring smallest or noise-affected currents. Device protection also is a core aspect of the CT6710's design, featuring a microchipcontrolled system that monitors the temperature of the measurement circuit. In the event of overheating, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. Additionally, a mechanism ensures that current spikes do not harm the sensor, and an LED indicator warns the user if the input current is too high. The CT6710 outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI CT6710 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or micro currents, the CT6710 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements.

€4,528.00*

Micro-currents down to 1 mA – up to 120 MHz bandwidth: CT6701 & CT6700 

With a current range up to 5 A, these high-performance current probes ensure accurate signal analysis with a 1 V/A sensitivity over wide bandwidths of DC to 120 MHz (CT6701) and DC to 50 MHz (CT6700). This makes them ideal for power electronics, semiconductor testing, and mobility applications.


Key features 

  • DC to 120 MHz (CT6701) | DC to 50 MHz bandwidth (CT6700) 
  • 1 mA to 5 A measurable current
CT6700
CT6700 - AC/DC Current Probe, 5 A / 50 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing very small to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 50 MHz, measurable continuous current from 1 mA to 5 A, high signal-to-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, built-in overload protection Banner Specs: DC to 50 MHz bandwidth 1 mA to 5 A measurable current Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications: Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics)    Alternative models:ModelCurrentMulti-rangeBandwidthCT671130 A30 A / 5 A / 500 mA120 MHzCT671030 A30 A / 5 A / 500 mA50 MHzCT67015 A-120 MHzCT67005 A-50 MHzIn detail: The HIOKI CT6700 current sensor is a high-performance and high-sensitivity current probe designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000 or other data acquisition systems. Engineered to deliver exceptional accuracy, the CT6700 offers a wide DC to 50 MHz bandwidth with the ability to measure currents from 1 mA to 5 A. The CT6700 boasts a high signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring clear and precise waveform observations without the need to rely on oscilloscope filters or averaging functions. The 1 V/A output rate enhances the voltage sensitivity of connected oscilloscopes, allowing precise detection also of weak signals. Device protection also is a core aspect of the CT6700's design, featuring a system that monitors the temperature of the measurement circuit. In the event of overheating, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. Additionally, a mechanism ensures that current spikes do not harm the sensor, and an LED indicator warns the user if the input current is too high. https://www.hioki.com/euro-en/products/current-probes/wide-band/id_6079 The CT6700 outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI CT6700 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or very small currents, the CT6700 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements.

€2,838.00*
CT6701
CT6701 - AC/DC Current Probe, 5 A / 120 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing very small to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 120 MHz, measurable continuous current from 1 mA to 5 A, high signal-to-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, built-in overload protection Banner Specs: DC to 120 MHz bandwidth 1 mA to 5 A measurable current Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications: Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations)Motor drives Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics) Alternative models: ModelCurrentMulti-rangeBandwidthCT671130 A30 A / 5 A / 500 mA120 MHzCT671030 A30 A / 5 A / 500 mA50 MHzCT67015 A-120 MHzCT67005 A-50 MHzIn detail:The HIOKI CT6701 current sensor is a high-performance and high-sensitivity current probe designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000 or other data acquisition systems. Engineered to deliver exceptional accuracy, the CT6701 offers a wide DC to 120 MHz bandwidth with the ability to measure currents from 1 mA to 5 A. The CT6701 boasts a high signal-to-noise ratio, ensuring clear and precise waveform observations without the need to rely on oscilloscope filters or averaging functions. The 1 V/A output rate enhances the voltage sensitivity of connected oscilloscopes, allowing precise detection also of weak signals. Device protection also is a core aspect of the CT6701's design, featuring a system that monitors the temperature of the measurement circuit. In the event of overheating, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. https://www.hioki.com/euro-en/products/current-probes/wide-band/id_5808 Additionally, a mechanism ensures that current spikes do not harm the sensor, and an LED indicator warns the user if the input current is too high. The CT6701 outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI CT6701 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or very small currents, the CT6701 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements.

€3,398.00*

Connection is Everything: BNC – Reliable Data Transfer

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No matter which model you choose: All sensors feature standard BNC output and connect effortlessly to any oscilloscope and data acquisition system for precise and reliable current measurements. 


Their high-impedance signal output supports accurate waveform analysis across a wide frequency range without the need for additional signal conditioning ensuring unmatched versatility across test environments.


A Solution for Every Current – From Mid-range to Heavy

Stable measurement for mid-range currents up to 30 A and 100 MHz: 3276 & 3273-50 

Both mid-range current probes deliver high sensitivity down to 10 mA and wide bandwidths of 100 MHz (3276) and 50 MHz (3273-50), ensuring precise detection of fast transients. Designed for power electronics, industrial systems, and mobility applications, these sensors provide reliable performance for both high-speed and small currents.


Key features  

  • DC to 100 MHz (3276) | DC to 50 MHz bandwidth (3273-50)  
  • 10 mA to 30 A measurable current
3273-50
3273-50 - AC/DC Current Probe, 30 A / 50 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing small to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 50 MHz, measurable continuous current from 10 mA to 30 A, high signal-to-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, built-in overload protectionBanner Specs DC to 50 MHz bandwidth 10 mA to 30 A measurable current Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications Power supplies (switching and linear)Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs)Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives - Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics) ModelCurrentBandwidth3273-5030 A50 MHz3274150 A10 MHz3275500 A2 MHz327630 A100 MHzIn detail:  The HIOKI 3273-50 current probe is designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000, or other data acquisition systems. The probe features a wide DC to 50 MHz bandwidth and can measure currents ranging from 10 mA to 30 A. If overcurrents cause the clamp’s measurement circuit to overheat, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. The 3273-50 current probe outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI 3273-50 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or small currents, the 3273-50 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements

€2,608.00*
3276
3276 - AC/DC Current Probe, 30 A / 100 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing small to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 100 MHz, measurable continuous current from 10 mA to 30 A, high signal-to-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, built-in overload protection Banner Specs DC to 100 MHz bandwidth 10 mA to 30 A measurable current Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/convertersIndustrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives - Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics) ModelCurrentBandwidth3273-5030 A50 MHz3274150 A10 MHz3275500 A2 MHz327630 A100 MHzIn detail:  The HIOKI 3276 current probe is designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000, or other data acquisition systems. The probe features a wide DC to 100 MHz bandwidth and can measure currents ranging from 10 mA to 30 A. If overcurrents cause the clamp’s measurement circuit to overheat, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. The 3276 current probe outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI 3276 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or small currents, the 3276 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements

€3,398.00*

Large current observation from 150 A to 500 A - with high accuracy: 3274 & 3275

With a measurable continuous current up to 500 A (3275) and 150 A (3274), these sensors are built for precision and stability in high-current applications. Both current probes are ideal for monitoring power inverters, motor drives, and industrial systems, providing reliable measurement performance while overload protection safeguards against excessive currents.


Key features 

3274 

  • DC to 10 MHz bandwidth 
  • Up to 150 A measureable current 

3275 

  • DC to 2 MHz bandwidth 
  • Up to 500 A measurable current
3274
3274 - AC/DC Current Probe, 150 A / 10 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing small to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 10 MHz, measurable continuous current up to 150 A, high signalto-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, built-in overload protection Banner Specs DC to 10 MHz bandwidth 150 A measurable current Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives - Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics) ModelCurrentBandwidth3273-5030 A50 MHz3274150 A10 MHz3275500 A2 MHz327630 A100 MHzIn detail:  The HIOKI 3274 current probe is designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000, or other data acquisition systems. The probe features a wide DC to 10 MHz bandwidth and can continuously measure currents up to 150 A. If overcurrents cause the clamp’s measurement circuit to overheat, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. The 3274 current probe outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI 3274 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or small currents, the 3274 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements.

€3,178.00*
3275
3275 - AC/ DC Current Probe, 500 A / 2 MHz
Hall sensor based zero-flux current probe suitable for capturing small to high-speed currents, wide bandwidth from DC to 2 MHz, measurable continuous current up to 500 A, high signalto-noise ratio, standard BNC oscilloscope connectivity, built-in overload protectionBanner Specs DC to 2 MHz bandwidth 500 A measurable current Standard BNC output for all kind of oscilloscopes Applications Power supplies (switching and linear) Semiconductor devices (SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, BJTs) Power inverters/converters Industrial/consumer electronics Mobile communications (phone, satellite, relay stations) Motor drives - Mobility systems (EVs, electric trains, avionics) ModelCurrentBandwidth3273-5030 A50 MHz3274150 A10 MHz3275500 A2 MHz327630 A100 MHzIn detail:  The HIOKI 3275 current probe is designed for use with advanced oscilloscopes, memory recorders like HIOKI’s MR6000, or other data acquisition systems. The probe features a wide DC to 2 MHz bandwidth and can continuously measure currents up to 500 A. If over-currents cause the clamp’s measurement circuit to overheat, the power supply to the circuit is automatically disconnected to prevent damage to the device. The 3275 current probe outputs the measurement signal through a standard BNC connector at a high impedance level, allowing direct connection to a wide range of oscilloscopes. For best results, especially for precise signal analysis, it is recommended to use an oscilloscope with a high-resolution ADC system or a recording system like HIOKI's MR6000. Overall, the HIOKI 3275 current probe is a comprehensive solution for a wide range of current measurement applications. It offers essential features that ensure precision, safety, and efficiency in a compact and robust design. Whether you are working with high-speed or small currents, the 3275 is the tool that guarantees accurate and reliable measurements.

€3,858.00*

Zero-Flux Current Sensors Explained: Like in “Back to the Future”?

Ever wondered how zero-flux current sensors work? This blog takes you behind the science of this cutting-edge technology - exploring its principles, applications, and why it might sound familiar. Check it out now:



Do you remember the “flux capacitor” that Doc Brown invented in Back to the Future? It was the heart of the DeLorean, enabling time travel when powered with 1.21 GW of energy. While zero-flux current sensors won’t send you through time, they do use a fascinating principle that delivers unmatched accuracy in current measurement.




Power Up Your Current Sensing!

Stable Power Supplies for Your Current Sensor Setup: 3269 & 3272

The 3269 Power Supply powers up to four sensors with 12 VDC and 2500 mA, making it ideal for multi-sensor applications, while the 3272, with 600 mA output, supports up to two sensors and offers a compact solution for lower-power needs. Both units ensure secure and stable power delivery. 


Key features 

3269 

  • Linear regulated power supply 
  • 2500 mA total maximum output current


3272 

  • 600 mA total maximum output current
3269
3269 - Power Supply for Current Probes, 2500 mA
Banner Specs: Linear regulated power supply 2500 mA total maximum output current 12 VDC output voltageIn detail:The HIOKI 3269 Power Supply Unit is a linear-regulated power source, engineered to provide stable power for HIOKI Hall-sensor-based zero-flux current probes. With an output of 12 VDC and a total maximum current of 2500 mA, it delivers the consistent power necessary for precision measurements. Designed with four channels that share this total output, the 3269 supports efficient multi-sensor setups. Each channel includes a 2-pin LEMO connector, customized for secure and reliable connections with HIOKI sensors. Ideal for demanding applications, this unit enhances sensor performance, ensuring high accuracy in controlled environments. The HIOKI 3269 Power Supply Unit supports powering multiple HIOKI sensors, though the number of probes it can support simultaneously varies depending on the individual sensor's power consumption. When using a single type of probe per power supply, the following configuration limits apply: • CT6710 and CT6711: Up to 2 probes (each with approx. 650 mA consumption) • CT6700 and CT6701: Up to 4 probes (each with approx. 250 mA consumption)• 3273-50 and 3274: Up to 4 probes (each with approx. 450 mA consumption) • 3275: Up to 4 probes (each with approx. 600 mA consumption) • 3276: Up to 4 probes (each with approx. 450 mA consumption) Caution: HIOKI introduced the 2-pin LEMO connector for supplying power to Hall-sensorbased zero-flux current probes in the late 1990s. Today, many current sensors carrying other brand names use the same connector type, often with the same supply voltage and polarity as HIOKI. However, some sensors from third parties may have different specifications. Always verify compatibility to prevent damage or malfunction.

€1,018.00*
3272
3272 - Power Supply for Current Probes, 600 mA
Banner Specs 600 mA total maximum output current 12 VDC output voltage In detail:The HIOKI 3272 Power Supply Unit is designed to provide stable power to HIOKI Hallsensor-based zero-flux current probes. With 12 VDC and a maximum current of 600 mA, it ensures consistent power for precision measurements. The maximum current is distributed across both channels, each of which is equipped with a 2-pin LEMO connector. The power supply supports simultaneously powering one or two HIOKI sensors, though it cannot power the CT6710 and CT6711 multi-range current probes due to their higher power requirements. For other compatible sensors, the configuration limits are as follows when using a single type of probe per power supply: CT6700 and CT6701: Up to 2 probes (each with approx. 250 mA consumption) 3273-50 and 3274: Up to 1 probe (each with approx. 450 mA consumption) 3275: Up to 1 probe (with approx. 600 mA consumption) 3276: Up to 1 probe (with approx. 450 mA consumption) Caution: HIOKI introduced the 2-pin LEMO connector for supplying power to Hall-sensorbased zero-flux current probes in the late 1990s. Today, many current sensors carrying other brand names use the same connector type, often with the same supply voltage and polarity as HIOKI. However, some sensors from third parties may have different specifications. Always verify compatibility to prevent damage or malfunction.

€678.00*

High Bandwidth Current Observation with the Memory Recorder MR6000

Capture every detail of your current signals with the MR6000 Memory Recorder, engineered for high-speed, high-accuracy waveform recording. Whether you're analyzing inverter currents, power surges, or transient behavior, the MR6000 pairs with HIOKI’s zero-flux current sensors to deliver exceptional accuracy and stability.


With easy plug-and-play connectivity, the Z5021 eliminates the need for an external power unit, simplifying setup while ensuring stable and precise current waveform capture. You can connect up to 8 current probes to the MR6000 for multi-channel current measurement - perfect for power electronics testing, EV development, and industrial equipment analysis. 


Key features 

• Up to 200 MS/s sampling 
• 8 slots & up to 32 isolated channels 
• Integrated power supply for current sensors 
• Selection from 15 input & 3 output modules 
 • 12.1-inch capacitive touch screen for intuitive operation and enhanced analysis capabilities
MR6000
MR6000 - 32-channel modular memory recorder, 200 MS/s, 1000V, touchscreen
Banner Specs: 8 slots for modules with up to 32 isolated analog channels 15 different input and 3 output modules High-speed data sampling with 200 MS/s Real-time data saving with up to 20 MS/s User-friendly software and touchscreen display Compatibility with a wide variety of HIOKI current sensors Applications: Testing and evaluation of railway, aerospace and automotive components including electric vehicle motors, inverters, and battery systems Development and maintenance of renewable energy technologies, such as wind turbines and solar panels - monitoring electrical outputs and mechanical performance Testing of household and industrial appliances by capturing high-speed transient events and long-term trends Monitoring of SMPS (Switched-Mode Power Supply) output currents over extended periods with high sampling rates Electric Vehicle (EV) motor shaft angle sensing thanks to its built-in resolver calculation functionIn detail:The MR6000 Memory Recorder is a high-performance waveform recorder designed for capturing high-speed, high-accuracy data across multiple channels. It is ideal for complex applications such as inverter testing, ECU signal analysis, and monitoring physical phenomena. Featuring user-friendly software, a touchscreen interface, and various calculation and analysis functions, the MR6000 ensures precise and efficient data acquisition for professionals in research, development, and industrial settings.Input and Output Modules: The MR6000 offers exceptional versatility with its plug-and-play modular design with 8 slots. Modules can be easily swapped and are automatically recognized by the device. The MR6000 supports 15 different input modules for various measurements, such as high voltage monitoring up to 1000 VDC/700 VAC with the U8974, multi-channel configurations using the U8975 for up to 32 channels, and high-speed applications with the U8978, which offers a sampling rate of 200 MS/s. DC modules with 24-bit resolution allow ultra-precise voltage measurements with a resolution of 0.1 µV. The MR6000 also supports three output modules, including pulse and waveform generation for signal testing and simulation. The Arbitrary Waveform Generator Module U8793 allows users to program and generate custom waveforms, ideal for reproducing and simulating anomalies. The free SF8000 software simplifies waveform creation by enabling direct data input or formula-based design and supports noise simulation or multiplying waveforms for advanced scenarios. Current Measurement: The MR6000 offers additional versatility by allowing the direct connection of HIOKI's highaccuracy current sensors. Wideband current probes like the CT6711 can be paired with analog modules such as the U8978. The dedicated current modules U8977 and 8971 support precise measurement across a wide range of currents, working seamlessly with high-precision clamps and sensors like the CT6841A or CT6904A. With these designated current modules, the MR6000 automatically recognizes, and powers connected HIOKI sensors and clamps, ensuring an easy and efficient setup. HIOKI wideband current probes with BNC and 2-pin LEMO connectors can also be powered via the Z5021 Probe Power Unit, which is available as a factory-installed option. In addition to powering current probes and clamps, the Z5021 Probe Power Unit can supply power to up to eight differential probes. This significantly expands the MR6000’s capabilities for high-voltage measurements, supporting voltages up to 2000 VDC and 1000 VAC. Data Handling: Equipped with advanced internal processing, the MR6000 enables fast data saving and efficient handling, reducing downtime and enhancing productivity. For long-term recording, the high-capacity SSD Unit U8332 option allows continuous data capture at high sampling rates. The MR6000-01 model enables real-time data saving at speeds of up to 20 MS/s. User Interface: The MR6000 features a large 12.1-inch touchscreen with a user-friendly interface. Its intuitive design makes it easy for users to view and analyze their data effortlessly. Software Tools: The MR6000 offers comprehensive software analysis tools, including the free MR6000 Viewer for data analysis, 9335 Wave Processor for waveform management, GENNECT One for centralized control of up to 30 HIOKI instruments via LAN. In addition, drivers for custom applications like LabVIEW and MATLAB are available. Models: The MR6000 is offered in two models: the standard MR6000 and the advanced MR6000-01, which includes two additional features – real-time waveform calculation and real-time data saving. The real-time waveform calculation function enables users to monitor calculated results instantly during measurements, providing immediate insights.The real-time saving function allows data to be recorded at a maximum sampling rate of 20 MS/s directly onto an external memory device. This feature offers several key benefits: Long-term recording with up to 20 MS/s Extended recording durations, limited only by the storage capacity of the external device Record on the SSD, USB stick or choose any other device (via FTP)Data integrity with non-volatile memory ensures recorded data stays secure and ready for retrieval, even when the device is powered off

High-Speed Current Sensing for Precision Applications 


Wideband current sensors provide accurate, real-time measurement of fast-switching currents, ranging from microamps to hundreds of amperes, enabling precise analysis of dynamic waveforms across key industries.

Power Supplies & Converters (from mA to high A levels) 

Optimize switching and linear power supplies, inverters, and converters with high-speed current analysis.

Semiconductor Testing (from µA to mid A ranges) 

Capture precise current behavior in SCRs, IGBTs, MOSFETs, CMOS, and BJTs for efficiency and reliability

Industrial & Consumer Electronics (from mA to tens of A) 

Ensure stable current flow and power integrity in high-speed electronic systems.

Mobile Communications (from µA to lower A) 

Analyze RF amplifiers, satellite systems, and relay station power circuits for signal stability.

Motor Drives & Mobility Systems (from A levels to several hundred of A) 

Monitor EVs, electric trains, avionics, and industrial motor drives for precise energy control and efficiency optimization.


Are Hall-based zero-flux sensors for you?


In a nutshell: Yes - if you measure lower currents, need wide-bandwidth measurement, and require a BNC connector system, this is for you.


Curious about how it compares to fluxgate-based sensors? Watch this 1-minute overview to get a quick breakdown of the key differences.


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