The ATE2000 active probe is purpose-built for integration into automated test environments, particularly 3D flying probe testers and robotic positioning systems used in quality control, diagnostics, and safety compliance.
With up to 2.5 GHz bandwidth, ±8 V input range, and 2 MΩ || 0.6 pF input impedance, the ATE2000 provides clean and accurate signal capture—even in electrically noisy or high-speed applications. Unlike standard probes that require manual ground clips, ATE2000 features a high-impedance reference tip (1 MΩ), minimizing shorting risks and allowing safe in-circuit testing of energized systems.
The 6-meter cable makes it ideal for remote test point access, while the flexible reference lead system supports up to 50 mm spacing between tip and ground/reference without compromising signal fidelity.
Power is supplied via the PMK PS-02 / PS-03 units (with USB or optional LAN), or via the AP-01 battery pack for portable, isolated operation (no remote control). Control software, PMK Probe Control, is included and supports offset adjustment and remote settings management.
For engineers looking to automate test routines, a Python interface is available via the open-source pmk-probes library, with full documentation at pmk-probes.readthedocs.io.