Keysight Labs | Single-Ended or Differential Probe? Take the Mystery Out of Oscilloscope Probing @KeysightLabs | Uploaded October 2017 | Updated October 2024, 36 minutes ago.
Differential probes aren't just for differential signals!
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What is a differential probe? It's a probe designed to measure a differential signal. But why are engineers everywhere using differential probes as general purpose measurement tools? Join Ally as she unveils this oscilloscope probing mystery.

Learn the three main values of a differential probe:
#1: Differential probes have a high common mode rejection ratio
#2 Probe loading is reduced with a differential probe
#3 Differential probes have higher bandwidth than single-ended probes

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Oscilloscope probing is arguably the most misunderstood but critically important aspects of making a good measurement. Take the Mystery Out of Probing video series, hosted by Ally Dartt, will unveil some of the greatest probing mysteries to help you make the most of your oscilloscope probes and improve your measurement accuracy.

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